JEFF AND JANE HUDSON : CD Flesh

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1. 3x3

2. fat of the land

3. mystery chant

4. g.s. III

5. operating instructions

6. pound pound

7. up from hell

8. help me

9. small world

10. los alamos

11. cat scan

12. pcp

13. the girl from ipanema

14. information

15. guatemala

16. abadan

17. special world

18. mother told me

19. no clubs

20. dream

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2011-RELEASES

Dark Entries and Captured Tracks have teamed up to re-issue the debut album "Flesh" by Jeff & Jane Hudson expanded with an extra LP of singles and EP material. Jeff & Jane Hudson are a husband/wife duo from Boston who got their start in the art punk band The Rentals in 1977. The Rentals broke up in 1980 and Jeff & Jane relocated to Manhattan where they opened for Suicide and quickly signed with No Wave label Lust/Unlust. Their first single "No Clubs" was released in late 1980 and showcased a lo-fi avant garde all synthesizer band. The "World Trade' EP came next in 1981, expanding their brand of post-nuclear electronic pop.

The duo reached their pinnacle with 1982's seminal "Flesh," perhaps one of the United States biggest achievements in the entire "synth" movement of the era. The music was electro-pop employing early Roland synths and the TR-808 drum machine. Jeff's lyrics flirted with technology and politics, while Jane wrote about cultural and psychological situations. Completely self produced by the band, the record has since been oft-cited as a groundbreaking and pivotal LP of the post-punk era, who's original copies are now heavily coveted by collectors. Completing the discography is the "Special World" 7" released in 1983 before the band emigrated back to Boston and stopped recording and performing.

This deluxe edition has been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley directly from the original master tapes. Each double LP set comes in a gatefold sleeve with unreleased photos, original artwork and a lyrics sheet. The front cover is a photo by Mark Morrisoroe, downtown NY 80s punk and art photographer. This the first time since the original issue that "Flesh" is reappearing on vinyl format and the first wide-scale digital and CD release these recordings have yet to see.