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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown By August (2x12", Album) | Peacefrog Records | PF040 | UK | 1995 | |
| Brown By August (CD, Album) | Peacefrog Records | PF040CD | UK | 1995 |
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referencing Brown By August, 2x12", Album, PF040
referencing Brown By August, 2x12", Album, PF040
Setting the stage for noise, this was only the beginning for Landstrumm's unorthodox style of music. When first heard, back in 95', it's noises were a bit shocking. The use of the Pro-One is outright deadly.
While it retains the dance rhythms through its use of heavy bass, the experimental nature of the music is readily apparent and sets the stage for his later releases. It remains one of my favorite releases due to its simplicity and outrageousness.
If you don't have it, PICK IT UP. You won't be disappointed. Although it is a bit old, the music itself isn't dated.
While it retains the dance rhythms through its use of heavy bass, the experimental nature of the music is readily apparent and sets the stage for his later releases. It remains one of my favorite releases due to its simplicity and outrageousness.
If you don't have it, PICK IT UP. You won't be disappointed. Although it is a bit old, the music itself isn't dated.
Incredible album where every track is playable. Landstrumm uses amazing and unusual sounds and bass textures to create an incredible record. Shake the hog is also one of his best tracks of all time.
An absolute legend at the top of his game.