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Nun Permanent
1991 · albüm
A Thousand Nights
1990 · single
Girls
1990 · single
Ride Into Your Town
1990 · single
Demolition Love
1988 · single
Lost And Found
1987 · single
Cool Shoes
1987 · single
Pink House
1986 · single
Lust Games
1986 · mini albüm
506
1985 · single
Desolation Ave
1985 · single
Slow Death (Extended Version)
1984 · single
Primemover
1983 · single
Ensam i natt
1982 · single
Slow Death - EP
1979 · mini albüm
Force Of Habit (30th Anniversary Edition)
2017 · albüm
Vive la Fête! Vive la Révolution! (Live)
2017 · albüm
All Those Crazy Dreams
2015 · single
Whatever
2015 · albüm
Outside My Window
2015 · single
Just Like a Dream (Radio Edit)
2015 · single
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Careening from garage rock to goth and industrial, Leather Nun (aka Ladernunnan) became cult heroes in their native land of Sweden with their shock antics and rollicking tunes. Naming themselves after a London stripper, Leather Nun were formed in Gothenburg in 1979 by Jonas Almqvist (vocals), Bengt "Aron" Aronsson (guitar), Freddie Wadling (bass), and Gert Claesson (drums). Inspired by both Throbbing Gristle and Lou Reed (Almqvist's half-spoken, half-sung vocals were obviously patterned after Reed's), Leather Nun recorded their industrial-leaning debut EP, Slow Death, in 1979. Wadling left Leather Nun in 1982 and joined Blue for Two. A handful of singles followed before Leather Nun released their first live LP, Alive, in 1985. Their debut, Lust Games, followed the year after. The group's imported singles found their way onto U.S. college radio stations, earning substantial airplay with "Pink House," a deadpan parody of John Mellencamp's "Pink Houses." Their sophomore effort, Steel Construction, was issued in 1987, as Leather Nun's American audience began to eclipse their small following in Sweden. The band released the Mick Ronson-produced Nun Permanent in late 1991. The band eventually split up in 1995. While Leather Nun occasionally reunited in the years that followed -- Almqvist even formed a tribute band, Leather Nun: Reloaded, in 2009 -- it wasn't until 2015 that they returned with their fifth album, the Bowie-meets-Sisters of Mercy Whatever (Wild Kingdom/Sound Pollution), their first in nearly 25 years. In 2017, they issued Vive La Fete! Vive La Revolution, a recording of their Glasnost Rock '88 festival appearance. ~ Michael Sutton & Neil Z. Yeung, Rovi