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FU 006LP
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Double vinyl version featuring two bonus instrumental tracks that are vinyl exclusives. The new album from DJ Signify, featuring Aesop Rock, Matt Kelly and Blockhead. "Murky breakbeats, dusty ambience, surreal MC soliloquies -- this is tried-and-true good shit, Automator and Muggs be damned! Standouts like 'Vanessa' trade Signify's old SP-1200 graininess for seething noise, coming off like a shoegaze track rather than an Octagonecologyst hopeful. And the melancholic bliss of the weeping bassline on 'Costume Kid' is not to be fucked with..." -XLR8R
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FU 006CD
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"After pioneering the use of electronics in rock music and releasing two groundbreaking albums, the Silver Apples were left without a record label after Kapp folded, not to mention a $100,000 lawsuit from PanAm over the 'Contact' sleeve. Thanks to the Record Plant studio in NY, they were allowed to begin recording their third full length in the hopes that another label would pick up the bill. Unfortunately, no labels came through and the tapes were held by the studio as payment for the studio time. Those tapes were thought to be lost until the day Dan Taylor found them in a cardboard box in his attic in 1998. What came out of those sessions were seven completed songs as well as all the original drum tracks to which Simeon added the parts. Also discovered was the master of a song they had written for the soundtrack of an Italian film called The Lady and The Clown which was never released before now. In addition, an alternate version of 'Mad Man Blues' has been added to this release."
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