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Known for his past releases on Nation, . S, and Cititrax, Chicago's Beau Wanzer delivers a 12 track LP of archival material culled from tapes stored away from years past, the tracks in question being plucked between 2002-2008. Full album of insane archive cuts from the inimitable, Beau Wanzer.

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Complete your Beau Wanzer collection. referencing Untitled, LP, Album, BW04. Truly original sound, and contains what's been lacking lately in the experimental side of music: a sense of humor. If you're looking to rekindle a relationship with electronic music, or it's your first time, start here.

Beau Wanzer - Untitled Over the years, Ron Morelli's . label has nurtured an extensive network of sonic weirdos that draws on the noise cassette underground, lo-fi house, loner acid and grimy techno, introducing us to artists like Delroy Edwards, Terekke, Svengalisghost and Beau Wanzer. After a slew of singles on that label (and its offshoot, Russian Torrent Versions), Wanzer carved out a particularly grimy nook for himself. His self-released albums have contained warped miniatures that wallow in the red. In grotty condition, they are hard to date

Release Date /. October 2014. Beau Wanzer, 51717 and Brett Naucke are among those featured on the triple-LP set, which comes with a bonus 7-inch. Chicago techno artist Dan Jugle has died. Known for projects like Juzer, Dar Embarks and Chandeliers, he was an influential figure in the Chicago scene.

Untitled II (1 per customer). Active for several years in various musical forms, Beau Wanzer probably came to wider attention with that "Balls of Steel" cut on . Clearly Ron Morelli was a positive influence on the Chicago artist, as 2014 saw Wanzer set up his own label to release music from his vast archive of mutant beatdowns. After one solo album and a fine collaborative long player with Corporate Park, we now have this second set of archival Wanzer recordings which dates back to 1999

Known for his past releases on Nation, . S, and Cititrax, Chicagos Beau Wanzer delivers a 12 track LP of archival material culled from tapes stored away from years past, the tracks in question being plucked between 2002-2008. Each track takes a narrative of its own, from the languidly vocaled, yet uncannily catchy Mob Boss to the possessed murmurs of Love Tone, Wanzer has created a completely unique collection of music which engages the listener all the way through.

Tracklist A1 – Dr. Dre's Smelly Feet A2 – Front/Side View A3 – The Tape Curses A4 – Something Stinks A5 – Staring at a Fish A6 – Ultralean B1 – Shitty Cough 14 B2 – Weak Blizzard B3 – Shock Therapy B4 – 2:16 . B5 – Happy Birthday to Me B6 – Memory Loss.