Pitchshifter

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Nottingham based strum and bass noiseniks, began their career playing in an industrial metal style similar to Godflesh which they termed "Death Industrial", however by the mid 1990's they had began to mix Punk, Drum n Bass, Hip-Hop and Techno influences into their sound. Have toured the world playing thousands of shows and have a fanatically loyal fanbase. Strong political agenda, but not one that detracts from the music.
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Albums

Industrial

(8 versions)
Deaf Records 1991

Desensitized

(6 versions)
Earache 1993

[The Remix War]

(7 versions)
Earache, Earache 1994

Infotainment?

(8 versions)
Earache 1996

www.pitchshifter.com

(6 versions)
DGC 1998

Deviant

(7 versions)
MCA Records 2000

PSI

(4 versions)
Mayan Records 2002

Singles & EPs

Death Industrial

(7", Single, Ltd, Cle)
Sycophant Records 1991

Submit

(8 versions)
Earache 1992

Triad

(CD, Maxi, Promo, Ltd)
Earache 1994

Genius

(7 versions)
Geffen Records 1998

Microwaved

(4 versions)
Geffen Records 1998

Genius / W.Y.S.I.W.Y.G.

(Cass, Single, Promo)
Geffen Records 1998

What You See Is What You Get

(CD, Maxi, Promo)
Geffen Records 1998

Un-United Kingdom

(6 versions)
MCA Records, MCA Records 1999

Dead Battery

(3 versions)
MCA Records, MCA Records 2000

Condescension

(2 versions)
MCA Records 2000

Deviant Sampler

(3 versions)
MCA Records 2000

Keep It Clean

(CDr, Single, Promo)
MCA Records 2000

Shutdown

(4 versions)
Mayan Records 2002

Eight Days

(CD, Single, Ltd, Car)
Mayan Records 2002

Free CD

(CDr, Maxi, Ltd)
PSI Records 2004

None For All And All For One

(CD, EP, Ltd)
PSI Records 2006

Compilations

Bootlegged Distorted Remixed & Uploaded

(2 versions)
PSI Records, PSI Records, PSI Records 2003

Videos

Genius

(VHS, NTSC, Single, Promo)
Geffen Records 1998
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by kalishane Apr 04, 2012 (edited about 1 month ago)
Forgotten band. But it should (in my) quite good influence on the industrial music in England. And as one of the few bands have managed to keep each plate attached bar (thanks to "crisp, sharp" sound and a lot of ideas. Really "a lot").And don't fall in diameter. While on the other hand, better to break up "on top" before recording still the same albums and "fall", as it makes a lot of todays bands.
Review by orangecat Aug 21, 2004 (edited over 7 years ago)
Submit is a great record but maybe too metal for the younger industrial crowd. If you fall into that category just get Industrial and Desensitized. Everything past that is doesn't work for me, though they get an A for the attempt to evolve the band. It made for a definite broader fan-base and showing of metalheads, grindcore kids, rivitheads, and punk rockers at the later shows. Twelve years later these three records still stand the test of time.

Review by quahogs Oct 23, 2003
Back when they were grindcore-with-a-drum-machine: awesome. Submit is an incredible album. They move more toward industrial on Desensitized, which wasn't bad. When they added the punk element, though, they took a downturn, IMO. I'll stick to Submit, thanks.
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