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Elaborate Devices for Filtering Crisis
~ Nudge (Artist)

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Audio CD (16 Jun 2003)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Tigerbeat6
ASIN: B0000996H6

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Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 88,800 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Blue Screen

2. Till The Sun Expands

3. Love-In Accident

4. Multiply By What Remains

5. Poor Impulse Control

6. Alarm Wrestle

7. Search Party

8. 3hit

9. Mouthed

10. Are Our Hours

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Nudged, 19 May 2005

By	S. Kidd "simonokiddo" (Guantanamo Bay Area) - See all my reviews

'Mouthed' was the first ever track I'd heard by nudge on BBC Radio 3's Late Junction (UK) and loved the abstract beats and subtle ambiance. The rest of the album is equally interesting with a good mix of electronica and live instrumentals/vocals.
I bet they probably recorded farts through funnels and spent hours making effects pedals from tinfoil and washing machines but it sounds great what every they've done.

Although the album can seem a bit baron at times it is still a very good listen and I'd recommend anyone not infected by the corporate radio hacksaw to dive into this audio treat.

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