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The Black Dog was formerly the trio of Ken Downie, Ed Handley and Andy Turner, also known at the time as Black Dog Productions. Ed and Andy left to pursue their Plaid project, Ken continued with several different line-ups of Black Dog before choosing to work with Martin Dust and Richard Dust from Dust Science Recordings after a long break from the music scene.
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theblackdogma.com, dustscience.com, Twitter, Wikipedia
Members:
Andy Turner, Ed Handley, Ken Downie, Martin Dust, Richard Dust
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The Black Dog Discography

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Albums
The Black Dog Temple Of Transparent Balls (Album) General Production Recordings (GPR) UK 1993 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Parallel (Comp, Album) General Production Recordings (GPR) UK 1995 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Spanners (Album) Warp Records UK 1994 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Music For Adverts (And Short Films) (Album) Warp Records UK 1996 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Live Demo 1997 Black Dog Productions UK 1997 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Silenced (Album) Dust Science Recordings UK 2005 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Radio Scarecrow (Album) Soma Quality Recordings UK 2008 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Further Vexations (Album) Soma Quality Recordings UK 2009 Sell This Version
DUSTV016 The Black Dog Ov Mind, Ov Magick ‎(CDr, Album, Ltd) Dust Science Recordings DUSTV016 UK 2009 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Music For Real Airports (Album) Soma Quality Recordings UK 2010 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Liber Dogma (Album) Soma Quality Recordings Europe 2011 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Tranklements (Album) Dust Science Recordings UK 2013 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Neither/Neither (Album) Dust Science Recordings UK 2015 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
The Black Dog Virtual Black Dog Productions UK 1989 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Age Of Slack (EP) Black Dog Productions UK 1989 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Techno Playtime EP (EP) Black Dog Productions UK 1990 Sell This Version
GenP (X) 2, GENP (x) 2 The Black Dog Parallel ‎(12") General Production Recordings (GPR), General Production Recordings (GPR) GenP (X) 2, GENP (x) 2 UK 1991 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Vir²l (EP) General Production Recordings (GPR) UK 1991 Sell This Version
none The Black Dog / Shiva (3) The Black Dog / Shiva (3) - Vir² L / Shout ‎(Acetate, 12") General Production Recordings (GPR) none UK 1992 Sell This Version
GEN P(X) 9 The Black Dog Vanttool ‎(12") General Production Recordings (GPR) GEN P(X) 9 UK 1992 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Cost II (Single) General Production Recordings (GPR) UK 1993 Sell This Version
BJ DJ 103 Björk, Black Dog* Björk, Black Dog* - Björk Bitten By Black Dog ‎(10", Promo) One Little Indian BJ DJ 103 UK 1993 Sell This Version
MRCA-10043 Hanayo vs The Black Dog Hanayo vs The Black Dog - SayonaLaLa ‎(CD, Maxi) Media Remoras MRCA-10043 Japan 1996 Sell This Version
The Black Dog Babylon (Maxi, Single) Warner.ESP UK 1998 Sell This Version
743215 8212/2 Plan V vs. The Black Dog Plan V vs. The Black Dog - Plan V vs. Black Dog ‎(CD, Maxi) BMG Argentina 743215 8212/2 Argentina 1998 Sell This Version

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sorenfissure

sorenfissure

April 8, 2017
edited 3 months ago
I find it weird that no one has commented on one of the greatest electronic "groups" or I should say names of all time......I wonder if it has a little to do with the sometimes controversial history. For me there is 3 distinct stages of The Black Dog firstly the Andy, Ed & Ken stage then just Ken stage then Ken, Martin & Richard stage.
The first stage is when the name made its mark, the second stage to me was an almost floating directionless stage when Ken was searching for his own sound where the music lacked any depth then enter the Dust brothers who pulled it all back into focus again.
Personally I love the early stuff and really like the later stuff & for the most part ignore the middle bit. I thought it kinda odd that they reissued the early Black Dog recordings and if I remember it correctly when the new line up were asked out the re-issues one of the Dust guys said something along the lines "yer we are really happy with how they turned out" which to me is fairly dodgy to be honest. I would love to know if Ed & Andy had any say or saw any money from those re-issues.
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