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Pitch Shifter - Infotainment [ECD] (CD 2007)

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Pitch Shifter - Infotainment (CD, 1996) Sampler 12 Tracks NEW UNSEALED 🎸🎤.

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Product Identifiers

EAN
5018615113720
eBay Product ID (ePID)
4040507

Product Key Features

Artist
Pitch Shifter

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Recording Mode
Stereo
Recording Type
Studio

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by rolfr197422 Sep, 2011
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...A welcome change from the band's earlier industrial pastiche, Pitchshifter's Infotainment integrated staccato drum'n'bass percussion and comprehensible vocals to end up with the best album of the band's pre major-label run. Songs like "(We're Behaving Like) Insects" and "Product Placement" were as loud as ever but instead of the usual post-punk hardcore metal sound, the walls of noise were broken down into small chunks and only detonated within the pockets of proper choruses and hip-hop rhythms. The bad-tempered jungle instrumental "Hangar 84" was the most significant, pointing the way forward to the preposterous but no less convincing peaks of www.pitchshifter.com.