Gina X

Gina X

Real Name:
Claudia De Held
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German electro pioneers Gina X Performance formed in Cologne in 1978. Art history student Gina Kikoine was heavily influenced by Lou Reed and Patti Smith, as well as the art avant-garde. The concept for Gina X Performance came together when she met Zeus B. Held, who was at the time moving on from rock to a more electronic sound.
Single "No G.D.M" and first album "Nice Mover" quickly became cult hits and a blueprint for 80´s electronic dance music. Kikoine later described collaboration "the absolute union of music, poetry and travesty."
Producing only four albums, the influence of Gina X can still be heard in artists such as Ladytron and Miss Kittin and the Hacker.
Gina Kikoine lives in Germany, active within the art scene as a writer and organiser.
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Yinglish

(6 versions)
Statik Records 1984

Singles & EPs

Do It Yourself / Opposite Numbers

(12")
Plastic Poison, Plastic Poison 1979

No G.D.M. (Dedicated To Quentin Crisp)

(2 versions)
EMI 1981

Fashion Featuring Gina X - Love Shadow (12", Maxi)

Arista 1982

Harley Davidson

(4 versions)
Statik Records 1984

Drive My Car

(6 versions)
Statik Records, Statik Records 1984

No G·D·M

(12")
Statik Records 1985

Gina X vs. Metro Area - More G.D.M. Vol. 3 (12")

Tigersushi, Tigersushi 2002

No G.D.M.

(2 versions)
International Deejay Gigolo Records 2003

Do It Yourself

(7")
Plastic Poison Unknown

Be A Boy / Plastic Surprise Box

(12")
Uniwave Unknown

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