Following last years acclaimed and popular Lord For £39, Neil Landstrumm returns with this psychedelic 8 track minimal album that wires together dubstep an. .

Planet Mu, And now Landstrumm returns with this psychedelic 8 track minimal album that wires together dubstep and grimes modes and fx with a penchant for 8- bit melodies, brick-a-brack percussion and a touch of rave s rude energy.

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Bambaataa Eats His Breakfast. CD - Planet Mu 246CD). Checking in with one of the best in-joke album titles of 2009, Neil Landstrumm comes off the triumph of Lord for £39 with an even stranger and more abstract set of grimey, dubstep-inflected techno. Following last year’s acclaimed and popular ‘Lord For £39’, Neil Landstrumm returns with this psychedelic 8 track minimal album that wires together dubstep and grime’s modes and fx with a penchant for 8-bit melodies, brick-a-brack percussion and a touch of rave’s rude energy. The tracks on ‘Bambaataa Eats His Breakfast’ are infused with a joyous abandon, like the sweet melodies of opener ‘The Coconut Kestrel’ or the melted patois voices, pulverising bass and computer game melody of ‘SK1 – The Damager’

Neil Landstrumm has released records on a wide variety of electronic musics’ finest labels over the last two decades and is one of the true innovators in techno. Highlights include 12″s and LP’s for Peacefrog, Tresor and Planet Mu records and has recently released his tenth career LP, ‘Dragon Under’ on the UK’s Sneaker Social Club label. A live performer with hardware since 1994. This button opens a dialog that displays additional images for this product with the option to zoom in or out. Tell us if something is incorrect. Bambaataa Eats His Breakfast. Following his acclaimed Lord for album, Neil Landstrumm's minimal, Psychedelic eight-song full-length Bambaataa Eats His Breakfast wires together Dubstep and Grime's modes and effects with a penchant for 8-bit melodies, bric-a-brac percussion, and a touch of Rave's rude energy.

Following his acclaimed and popular Lord for 39 pounds album, Neil Landstrumm’s minimal, psychedelic eight-song full-length Bambaataa Eats His Breakfast wires together dubstep and grime’s modes and effects with a penchant for 8-bit melodies, bric-a-brac percussion, and a touch of rave’s rude energy. Many of the tracks on Breakfast are infused with a joyous abandon–the sweet melodies of opener The Coconut Kestrel or the melted patois voices, pulverizing bass, and computer game melody of SK1 – The Damager.