Before becoming a member of German mid-eighties pop group Propaganda, Düsseldorf resident Ralph Dörper put out this intriguing mini album, using samples from David Lynch's Eraserhead being put through various synthetic treatments. Evoking the uncomfortable atmosphere of the film, it's a dank and gloomy listen. There doesn't seem to be a great deal of information to be found about Ralph himself, aside from his membership of the long-running cult industrial band Die Krupps, although as always, a good place to start for further research is on discogs.
(apologies for the poor artwork scanning technique.)
Ralph Dörper's Eraserhead
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