Plaster Falling was recorded at the same time as John Benders first album, I Dont Remember Now / I Dont Want To Talk About It. Released in 1981 on the artists own Record Sluts label, copies of Plaster Fallings initial pressing came hermetically sealed in plaster (and later latex). Thus, listeners had to literally break open the record to find whats hidden inside. Produced in relative isolation, Plaster Falling is a beacon of brilliance in the nascent minimal-wave sphere. Veering towards skeletal urgency, these recordings set bright analogue melodies against half-whispered vocals and expand Benders electronic cryptography thru a series of lone signifiers: "Station," "Plaster," "Women," etc. As Bender explains in the liner notes, "I began to distance myself from the present and describe scenes as if in a movie - seeking concrete, terse, juxtaposed imagery." This first-time standalone reissue is recommended for fans of Gareth Williams & Mary Curries Flaming Tunes, Minimal Man and Grouper. Pressed on translucent blue vinyl in a limited / numbered edition of 1,000 copies.