Credits
- Artwork – Designers Republic, The
- Producer, Engineer – LFO
- Written-By – Varley*, Bell*
Notes
Published by Warp Music/Virgin Music.
Mastered at The Townhouse.
Made in England.
℗ 1991 WARP Records
© 1991 WARP Records
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 12) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| We Are Back (12", Promo) | Tommy Boy Music | TB 994 | US | 1991 | ||
| We Are Back (Remix) (12", W/Lbl) | Warp Records | WAP 14 R | UK | 1991 | ||
| We Are Back (12", Promo) | Warp Records | WAP 14 P | UK | 1991 | ||
| We Are Back (12") | Indisc, Warp Records | WAP 10714 | Belgium | 1991 | ||
| We Are Back (12") | Rough Trade Germany | RTD 126.1124.0 | Germany | 1991 |
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Reviews & Discussion
'Nuture' is the true winner here. Deeper, more inventive and more in keeping with the LFO ep tracks such as Quantok.
We are back - Magic track, is permanently etched in my mind as a great sound of raving in the 90's
Definately not an anthem, this track came out at a time when artists recorded what ever they wanted not just what people wanted to hear. The sub bassline in this track is dangerous
Lowfrequencyoscillations...
Definately not an anthem, this track came out at a time when artists recorded what ever they wanted not just what people wanted to hear. The sub bassline in this track is dangerous
Lowfrequencyoscillations...
When this came out it sounded like nothing else. Still does. Totally digital, freaky and distorted, with a heavy "clonk" disposition that made me initially think it might be Sweet Exorcist. At that point I hadn't registered the distorted "Low Frequency Oscillation" vox.
There. Are. Many. Imitators. But. We. Are. The. Truuuuue. Creators..... We're Back!
believe it, LFO stand proud among the most innovative producers of the early 90s.
There. Are. Many. Imitators. But. We. Are. The. Truuuuue. Creators..... We're Back!
believe it, LFO stand proud among the most innovative producers of the early 90s.
I don't like this vocoder techno so much, it is too simply maded, also for this time, after the ingenious "LFO" track a year before I expected a more progressive release.
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