Older releases
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1999 The Defeated (50 min cd) Eleven original pieces overlaid with voices of people who have lost in life. Sampled from documentaries, teaching tapes and radio talkback.
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1997 Darwin Junior High (7" vinyl) An EP about high-school life.
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1996 Mr Loser-Boozer Goes To Town (30 min cassette) New Waver's first covers-only album contained the highlights of their live set of the day.
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1994 Aspects of Loserdom (30 min cassette) There are many aspects of loserdom - some were collected on this album.
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1994 What A Man (cassingle) [lyrics] Inspired by seeing people dance to the original in nightclubs.
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1993 Live 'n' Lossy (30 min cassette, live at the Empress) This Walkman recording captured the entire punter experience including queuing for drinks and going to the toilet.
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1991 Perverted by Wheat (60 min cassette) A reflection on civilization set to original music.
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1991 Hard Drivin' Beat (30 min cassette) You press play and hear a thumpin' drum machine roar into life. You wait for the singers and instruments to kick in. They never do.
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1992 Low Self Opinion (30 min cassette) New Waver's second collection of originals and interpretations. The title track was a response to a prominent pro-winner song of the day.
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1990 Middle Class Man (30 min cassette) New Waver's first cassette featured pop songs re-interpreted for home organ, along with original pieces and sound-collages. As did all the other cassettes.
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Collaborations:
- Dear Robot, music by Andrew Bulhak, text from "Darwin Junior High" artwork (2001)
- Calculator, music by Clinton Green, on Undecisive God "Eccentricities" album (2006)