Richard H. Kirk - Come

[@seanhenriques808]

Rest in power Richard H Kirk. Your influence will be felt for generations. Your music lives on. ❤️🙏🌈

[@crushdesign]

loved this album in 94 and wow it still sounds great to my ears. Thanks for the music.

[@jurgensimpson3305]

RIP Richard Kirk. This was the soundtrack to many many of my days!

[@TheLucario123ful]

Rest In Power, you changed music forever with Cabaret Voltaire and beyond.

[@I4r5]

can't believe that this is something that comes from the 90's, sounds so modern and innovative

[@eveDjakku]

I could listen to this forever.

[@jmp01a24]

RIP Richard. You were a pioneer in electronic music, with an already heavy back catalog before going electronic.

[@jmp01a24]

@teflon shouldered snake Along with people like Brian Eno, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream and a whole lot of others. 80s gave us new tech that was affordable even to regular people. Enter DJs and the whole Detroit Scene.

[@francoispetitpain7770]

That is a shocking news for me. With 65 what a shame - he was such a genius

[@rhysf.505]

Kirk was electronic from the start I'd say.

[@jmp01a24]

@@rhysf.505 heavy metal bands (using electric guitars with peddals) were also "electric". We talking about the genre here, so yes he was that from the start. Cabaret Voltaire. "experimenting with electronic devices to make "music without musical instruments." Inspired by the tech geekery of Brian Eno of Roxy Music." plus other electronic pioneers.

[@floydcarbunkel4247]

Richard . Right 👍 on point 👉

[@someuncertainsir]

So much love for you RHK!

[@catmalogen23]

Always on point, one of the few to blend paranoia and swing

[@hughiedavies6069]

When i used to dj sometimes all i would play would be r h kirk mixed together

[@rhysf.505]

I'll bet it works well for the occasion. All of Kirk's tracks have that same, "building up in layers" feeling, and he's pretty consistent about only changing things every four bars too.

[@headphone_easyrider721]

I did the same. He provided the bridge between post-punk and early 90’s techno.

[@jmp01a24]

@@headphone_easyrider721 I was thinking the same thing the other day when re-listening to his 70s work with 4 tape loop units. It was an early stab at something else, but not rock n roll, like punk was based from.

[@simeonfrohm]

This is the vibe of my heart!

[@nickland4399]

Mesmerizing

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love it!!

[@alessandrocanovi1837]

RIP H KIRK

[@cannondaleish]

Uskumatult hea muusika, puhka rahus, Sinu muusika elab maailmas edasi.

[@tornikekutaladze5033]

[@ianmcgeough8504]

Am I going mad or is there a sample of Critical Rhythm's "I'm In Love/Dub With You" at 2'05 and looped towards the end? Listen to this at 0.35 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZjJeqtqq9d4ask

[@omegatheta9058]

T99

[@BuenoMcgurski]

I believe a computer musician name of Xylocaine sent me here. I love what I am hearing. Many things are making sense to me now. I urge all those who are fond of this man Richard H. Kirk, to seek out Xylocaine, or maybe more specifically Exmah (an alternate pseudonym under which he produces music.) Xylocaine (his various monikers included) is still active today. Pasminco on soundcloud. Thestableofcrap.bandcamp.com youtube: deadgirlia

[@markkil]

I just checked this shit out and it is nothing like Richard H. Kirk (maybe early Cab Volt but certainly not warp era Virtual State). If you're trying to drum up some business I'd suggest you might have a little more success commenting under uploads of Severed Heads, Psychic TV, The Residents, Throbbing Gristle for your earlier stuff, and maybe under some oldschool hardcore techno and Gabba (even Donkey Rhubarb era AFX) for some of the later stuff. GL

[@BuenoMcgurski]

@@markkil you have no idea what I’m talking about then. Listen to Vast Squid off the album Stoma Care (2001) or Redness and Swelling on Experiment of Fear (1996). Yes, most of homie Xylocaines stuff is hardcore techno. I’m saying Rich K may have influenced him. I’m not trying to make profit dude lol, Xylocaine isnt even trying to make profit. He’s an obscure azz australian that no one has heard of, yet he made reference to Rich Kirk in a very subtle way on one of his alternate YT channels. I’d say specifically Virtual State actually, look into one of bis other monikers, “Exmah”, before you make that decision.