Austrian electronic artist Angie Mörth created this 7" single in 1983, a time when electronic music and synth-pop were reshaping pop music across Europe. Both sides showcase minimal synth aesthetics: 'Scheue Treue' and 'Goldfinger' are spare, atmospheric pieces built from synthesizers and carefully deployed percussion. Mörth's approach is decidedly European and avant-garde, with a coolness that predates the 80s synth-pop boom by being more abstract and less song-oriented. The production has a distinctly Austrian sensibility—precise, slightly mysterious, emotionally restrained. This is a genuinely rare artifact of Austria's underground electronic scene, a fleeting document of an important moment.

Carefully packed and shipped with love from Vienna. Order more, save on shipping!