Clock DVA

Clock DVA’s fusion of post-punk, electro-industrial, and new wave elements creates a hauntingly innovative soundscape that continues to captivate vinyl enthusiasts. Emerging from Sheffield’s vibrant music scene, Clock DVA’s sonic exploration is evident in seminal releases like “White Souls In Black Suits” (1980) and “Thirst” (1981). These albums, released during a pivotal era for experimental music, showcase their ability to blend the raw energy of industrial sounds with the atmospheric depth of new wave. The 1982 release “High Holy Disco Mass” further solidifies their place within the electro-industrial lineage, drawing parallels with contemporaries in the British and wider European scenes. Known for their intricate spoken word elements and avant-garde approach, Clock DVA’s work is a testament to the innovative spirit of England’s post-punk movement. Their enduring influence is felt across the genre’s evolution, marking them as a cornerstone in the history of experimental music.