Joggers & Smoggers

by The Ex

Joggers & Smoggers cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1989
  • Label: Ex
  • Country: Netherlands
  • Community rating: 3.85/5 from 7 ratings

Artists on this release: Bram, Jeroen de Groot, Wilf Plum, Ab Baars, Lena, Gabi Kenderesi, tape, Dolf Planteijdt, Thijs Vermeulen, Wolter Wierbos, Jeroen, Gerhard Bornefeld, Lee Ranaldo, Ferry Heijne, Thurston Moore

Album Notes & Community Reviews

An incredibly ambitious double-album, 'Joggers & Smoggers' finds the Dutch anarcho-punk veterans embracing vast, avant-garde experimentation alongside an array of international guests including Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo. The sprawling 34-track collection blends angular guitar noise with free improvisation, spoken word, and unconventional instrumentation. It marks a definitive shift from traditional punk structures into complex, boundary-pushing art-rock.

Genres

Descriptors: anarchism, improvisation, avant-garde, dissonant, noisy, DIY, experimental, idiosyncratic, unconventional, rhythmic, percussive, improvisational, political

Tracklist

  1. Humm (The Full House Mumble)
  2. At The Gate
  3. Pigs & Scales
  4. Coughing
  5. Morning Star
  6. Wall Has Ears
  7. Invitation To The Dance
  8. Tightly Stretched
  9. Ask The Prisoner
  10. To Be Clear
  11. Gentlemen
  12. Make That Call
  13. The Buzzword Medley
  14. Shopping Street
  15. Crackle Engines Vr么p Vr么p
  16. Greetings From Urbania
  17. Wired
  18. Got Everything?
  19. Waarom Niet
  20. Courtyard
  21. Burst!crack!split
  22. Brickbat
  23. Hieronymus
  24. Nosey Parker
  25. People Who Venture
  26. Watch The Driver
  27. Let's Get Sceptical
  28. Tin Gods
  29. The State Of Freedom
  30. Provisionally Untitled
  31. Kachun-k-psch没h
  32. The Early Bird's Worm
  33. Catkin
  34. Upstairs With Picasso

Credits

  • Maarten De Boer - lacquer cut by
  • Guests - music by [except when indicated]
  • Dorpsoudste de Jong - voice, words by
  • Jeroen de Groot - bagpipes
  • Wilf Plum - organ, drums, performer [birdcage], voice, bodhr谩n, performer [kabassa], performer [bamboos], backing vocals, spoons
  • Franz Kafka - words by [based on]
  • Nico van Apeldoorn - words by
  • Thijs Vermeulen - bass

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