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 01. "Hot with fleas" 02. "Nation" 03. "Unleash your sword" 04. "Jetlag" 05. "Contempt" 06. "Bad mood guy" 07. "Dressed in air" 08. "Rabbi Nardoo Flagoon" 09. "Heaven is what heaven eats" 10. "Mad dad mangles a strad" 11. "Bad mood guy (Day 1)" 12. "Unleash your sword (Day 1)" 13. "Canine (Day 1)" 14. "Nature 10 (Terse)" 15. "Contempt (Day 1)" 16. "I've always hated (Live)" 17. "Hot with fleas (12" Remix)" 18. "Nation (NYC Mix)" 19. "Canine (12" Remix)"
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| | Description: | Futurismo present the never before reissued 1987 avant industrial album: Bad Mood Guy by Severed Heads.
With an oeuvre of electronic experimentation that dates back to 1979, Australiaā??s Severed Heads rawly garnered everything from the sources around them: the sounds of the city, tape loops, old machines, distortion.
Although essentially one man, chief noisemaker Tom Ellard, he was joined here by film maker/homebrew video synthesizer operator Stephen Jones, and effects producer Robert Racic: who had worked with New Order. The result is a punishing view of pop, all crunching rhythms and electronic juxtapose. By incorporating popular tropes such as consistent rhythms, melodic vocal lines and drum machines this was perhaps as near to a little ā??boogie-oogie-oogieā? as Severed Heads were likely to get, but the outcome is a striking hybrid of the avant-garde, EBM and Synth-pop, an industrial vortex in which the sounds of the 20th century are sucked in and spat out around a monstrous dance beat. Never pandering to expectations, Ellard saw dance music as a benchmark area where exploration was still possible. Big ideas and big sounds, not to mention big headaches when the original CBS mixes were left in a taxi cab. Whilst many of their contemporaries persisted without dignity, Bad Mood Guyā??s cool melancholy assured a fanbase in America and dance floor loyalty with ā??Hot With Fleasā??, which dares to sit alongside classics like ā??Dead Eyes Openedā??. The unique inventiveness inherent in Severed Heads work makes this release essential for fans of Throbbing Gristle, Kraftwerk, Skinny Puppy and Cabaret Voltaire.
This remastered version of the original CD contains lost original versions and remixes and comes with a fold-out artzine booklet with liners by Ellard. - Although essentially one man, chief noisemaker Tom Ellard, he was joined here by film maker/homebrew video synthesizer operator Stephen Jones, and effects producer Robert Racic: who had worked with New Order. The result is a punishing view of pop, all crunching rhythms and electronic juxtapose. By incorporating popular tropes such as consistent rhythms, melodic vocal lines and drum machines this was perhaps as near to a little 'boogie-oogie-oogie' as Severed Heads were likely to get, but the outcome is a striking hybrid of the avant-garde, EBM and Synth-pop, an industrial vortex in which the sounds of the 20th century are sucked in and spat out around a monstrous dance beat.The CD containing lost original versions and remixes and includes artzine booklet with liner notes by Tom Ellard
Limited edition
Issued in a digipak"Bad Mood Guy (Remastered Deluxe Edition)" is a special reissue of the influential 1987 album by Severed Heads, presented here in an enhanced CD format by Futurismo. This deluxe edition features remastered audio for superior sound quality and includes bonus tracks that offer deeper insight into the band's creative process during this pivotal era. Severed Heads, pioneers of electronic and industrial music from Australia, are renowned for their innovative use of sampling, tape loops, and synthesizers. Over their career spanning several decades, they have achieved cult status with albums like "Since The Accident" and "Come Visit The Big Bigot," influencing countless artists in the genre. Futurismo is a respected label known for its high-quality reissues of classic alternative and experimental records, always delivering exceptional packaging and attention to detail. | | | Edition: |
Remastered |
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Digipak / Fold-Out-Artzine |
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10 |
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FTRSMO42 |
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