Month: November 2016

Order a copy via Touch Sensitive Records.

Starts in Blaue Perle Leipzig tonight. Seid bereit! Coming armed with vinyl copies of Quantitative Easing over a week before general release and a handful of Outstanding Debt on cassette.

ZUM ARBEITSAMT TOUR in Germany starts one week today in Blaue Perle Leipzig.

17.11 – Blaue Perle – Leipzig

18.11 – Offenbach – Waggon am Kulturgleis

19.11 – Berlin – 8mm

23.11 – Hamburg – Hafenklang (supporting The Telescopes)

To celebrate the world going mad today, Austerity Drive Records are offering 30% off Outstanding Debt on cassette with mp3 download for a limited time (until the world ends).

Just enter WORLDEND as the discount code on checkout.

How would you like to own a piece of Gross Net history? Perhaps you’d like to add to your expansive collection of musical and or capitalist memorabilia? If that’s the case, you’ll want to take a look at our offers! All items can come with a signature of authenticity from Philip, as you wish.

KORG MS20 mini £400

As heard on Die Kunst Der Blinden, Adverts 4 Suicide, Beautiful Boy and many many more! Includes Official Korg soft carry case worth £40. Has some cosmetic damage as shown. Korg MS20 mini with soft case.

Casio Casiotone MT-65 £80

As heard on no previously released Gross Net track. Bought for the almost CR78/Suicide quality of the on-board drum machine. In great condition for an item from the 80’s (reminds us of someone else we know…) Casio Casiotone MT-65. Perfect Condition, Fully Working.

Line6 m13 – £300

As heard on the drum track to Spiralling Down. Used by Philip more often on stage with Girls Names. 

 

 

 

 

 

Quantitative Easing is released in just over two weeks. Please pre-order your copy via Touch Sensitive Records.

 

The British Broadcasting Corporation in Northern Ireland’s (BBCNI) Across the Line program have premiered the first track from the upcoming release Quantitative Easing. It is entitled Citadel Ghosts.

The BBC spokesperson says: “A palpable sense of paranoia and danger permeates this Lynchian slice of darkwave from Gross Net. Its relentless cyberpunk bassline is the backdrop to a sea of industrial synths and snarled vocals, which ramp up the sense of dread.”

Listen to it here via the BBC run website.

How the tour of Germany currently stands.