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01. DAVID TOOP - 21st Floor Discotheque at 4am
02. DAVID TOOP - Dream Cargoes
03. DAVID TOOP - Nocturnal Service Shaft
04. DAVID TOOP - Empty Mall
05. DAVID TOOP - Automatic Security Procedures
06. DAVID TOOP - Disposal Chute Inoperative
07. DAVID TOOP - 37th Floor at Sunset
08. DAVID TOOP - Brand New
09. DAVID TOOP - Virtual Pet #1
10. DAVID TOOP - Air-Con Function
11. DAVID TOOP - Ventilation Shaft
12. DAVID TOOP - Watchtower Data
13. DAVID TOOP - Connection Not Enabled
14. DAVID TOOP - Tricyrtis Latifolia (from Floating Foundation Vol. 2)
15. DAVID TOOP - Kolade Spirit (from Konstantine Raudive, The Voice of the Dead)
01. DAVID TOOP - Soft Cavities
02. DAVID TOOP - Waxed Skin
03. DAVID TOOP - Apartment Thunder (Eros + Sacrifice)
04. DAVID TOOP - Raw Mouth Shape
05. DAVID TOOP - Silver Birds
06. DAVID TOOP - Plume, Preceded by Far Off Inside
07. DAVID TOOP - Ill-Faced Doll (Aozameta Omozashi Ni Katadorare)
08. DAVID TOOP - Gored Fig Sacs
09. DAVID TOOP - Blind Eel Priestess
10. DAVID TOOP - Poison Incense
11. DAVID TOOP - The Slapping Gun
12. DAVID TOOP - Life in the Folds
13. DAVID TOOP - Black Chamber
14. DAVID TOOP - Boneless (from L'inachevé - The Unfinished)
ARTIST
TITLE
Mondo Black Chamber
FORMAT
2CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
SR 385CD SR 385CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
4/29/2014

Sub Rosa recordings 1996-2003: the complete series of works made by David Toop for their label. David Toop (born May 5, 1949) is an English musician and author, and as of 2001, was visiting Research Fellow in the Media School at London College of Communication. He was notably a member of The Flying Lizards. He released New and Rediscovered Musical Instruments (with Max Eastley) on Brian Eno's Obscure label (1975) plus many solo albums including 37th Floor at Sunset (2000) and Black Chamber (2003) on Sub Rosa. He was a prominent contributor to the British magazine The Face. He is a regular contributor to The Wire. Toop published his pioneering book on hip-hop, Rap Attack, in 1984. Eleven years later, Ocean of Sound appeared, described as Toop's "poetic survey of contemporary musical life from Debussy through ambient, techno, and drum 'n' bass."