Mp3 music: Pitchshifter

Artist: Pitchshifter: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Metal Alternative Industrial     Pitchshifter's discography:      Bootlegged... Remixed and Uploaded CD2    Year: 2003    Tracks: 12      PSI    Year: 2002    Tracks: 12      Deviant    Year: 2000    Tracks: 4      Pitchshifter - (1998) www.Pitchshifter.Com    Year: 1998    Tracks: 15      Infotainment?    Year: 1996    Tracks: 12 Drum'n'bass consisting of J.S. Clayden (vocals, programming), J.A. Carter (guitar, programming), M.D. Clayden (bass), and D. (live drums), British band Pitchshifter started kO'd in the early-'90s industrial subway system as aggressive social confronters hearkening indorse to the early years of British punk sway and American hard-core (à la the Minutemen and Dead Kennedys). The dance orchestra signed to Earache in 1992, and their first base mates releases -- the mini-album Give in (1992) and the full-length Psensitised (1993) -- firm entrenched the band in the industrial resistance and brought their music to the attention of American listeners. Pitchshifter's shows used live computer programming and slides, and further spread head their music in the States, though their confrontational attitude most ensured a lack of commercial airplay. 1996's Documentary byword Pitchshifter starting to outgrow their industrial roots and explore computing auto engineering in an travail to institute their brand of belligerent social and political knowingness to a more mainstream audience. The album is filled with exciting aggression and high-velocity techno breaks that were unusual in commercial music. In accession, Pitchshifter included justify samples at the ending of the CD, and bucked up listeners to "steal" them for their have enjoyment. The band toured unrelentingly and successfully for the following couple historic period, playing with the likes of Korn, Tool, Ministry, and even Girls Against Boys, pitch them to the attendance of American major label DGC, which gestural them in 1997. During this period the banding as well took a musical leap as evidenced by their 1998 handout web.pitchshifter.com, their kickoff on DGC Records. Filled with an edifying combining of stern, punkie breakbeats swerve toward a unequaled sort of sweaty drum'n'bass, the book album is built both on samples and live playing, thanks in component to the accession of guitarist Jim Davies. Pervert followed in mid-2000.