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Repetition Repetition :: Fit for Consequences: Original
Recordings, 1984–1987

RIKIO ROCKS / Tuesday, June 3, 2025

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Repetition Repetition :: Fit for Consequences: Original Recordings, 1984–1987

Fit for Consequences: Original Recordings, 1984–1987 is the first ever archival release from Repetition Repetition, the “two-man electric minimalist band” consisting of Ruben Garcia and Steve Caton and is high point in the Freedom To Spend label's catalog. Originating from Los Angeles in the mid 80s the duo self released tapes in tiny editions with nary a live performance. Drawing on a wide breadth of influences the music presented on this set exists at a liminal space where a number of impulses intersect. Hints of This Heat and Popol Vuh's reveries appear as well chant-like vocals which at times lend the music an almost devotional feel ...

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