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'''Navastrau''' consisted of [[Rick Gallo]] and vocalist [[Gretchen Witte]];they were part of the[Disturbing Records]] crew. Navastrau was known for it's | '''Navastrau''' consisted of [[Rick Gallo]] and vocalist [[Gretchen Witte]]; they were part of the [[Disturbing Records]] crew. Navastrau was known for it's unique techno-sound and it's reluctance to perform live. When Navastrau did a show at [[Exit]], billed as "their first and only" before they play New York, the place sold out. [[J. von Damen]], a reviewer in the [[Coolest Retard]] liked their debut ep so much he made a gift of it to Ralf Hutter of Kraftwerk; | ||
[[Alona's Dream Records]] re-released their two 7-inch EPs along with unreleased tracks on cassette in 2013 | |||
== Releases == | == Releases == | ||
* '''''Vergess Mir Nit''''' (Disturbing, 1980) | * '''''Vergess Mir Nit''''' (Disturbing, 1980) | ||
* '''''American Fitness''''' (Disturbing Records, 1981) | * '''''American Fitness''''' (Disturbing Records, 1981) | ||
* '''''The Navastrau Tapes''''' (Alona's Dream Records, 2013) | |||
** Both original 7-inches along with unreleased tracks | |||
== Notable Shows == | |||
* August 4 [[1980]] at [[Exit]] | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1508683-Navastrau Discogs profile] | |||
* [ | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFdcHImyXI4 The Navastrau Theme on YouTube] | ||
[[Category:Bands]] | [[Category:Bands]] | ||
[[Category:South Side]] | [[Category:South Side]] | ||
[[Category:1980s]] | |||
[[Category:YouTube]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 13 April 2018
Navastrau consisted of Rick Gallo and vocalist Gretchen Witte; they were part of the Disturbing Records crew. Navastrau was known for it's unique techno-sound and it's reluctance to perform live. When Navastrau did a show at Exit, billed as "their first and only" before they play New York, the place sold out. J. von Damen, a reviewer in the Coolest Retard liked their debut ep so much he made a gift of it to Ralf Hutter of Kraftwerk;
Alona's Dream Records re-released their two 7-inch EPs along with unreleased tracks on cassette in 2013
Releases
- Vergess Mir Nit (Disturbing, 1980)
- American Fitness (Disturbing Records, 1981)
- The Navastrau Tapes (Alona's Dream Records, 2013)
- Both original 7-inches along with unreleased tracks