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Electronic
Performer: Shit & Cheap
Title: Götterdämmerung
Style: Breakbeat, Electro, Dubstep, Acid
Year 2012
Country Netherlands
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 115
MP3 size: 1523 mb
FLAC size: 1999 mb
WMA size: 1626 mb
Other formats: VOX MP3 MOD MMF VQF RA MP1

Shit & Cheap - Götterdämmerung mp3 album


Shit & Cheap - Götterdämmerung mp3 album

Tracklist

A1 Gin And Haggis 3:47
A2 Surfin' Mute 5:57
B1 Shadowlands 5:05
B2 Kunst Kunts 3:39

Companies, etc.

  • Mastered At – Record Industry
  • Produced At – The Witness Rooms

Credits

  • Artwork [Art], Producer, Written-by – Mat Consume, Neil Landstrumm

Notes

Written, produced & art at The Witness Room Edinburgh 2012.

Limited to 300 copies, in silkscreen printed sleeve.
Each vinyl comes with an unique code to download all digital files.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SHIP 015 Shit & Cheap* Gotterdammerung EP ‎(12", EP, Ltd, TP, W/Lbl, Sta) Shipwrec SHIP 015 Netherlands 2012


Sarin
Shit & Cheap is a brave choice of name by any stretch but not totally unexpected as an oddity from Neil Landstrumm and Mat Consume with this their second release under the moniker. Make no mistake—the oddness doesn’t stop there as this is a pretty far out release combining unique vocal-led psychedelia with bone fide raw electro gutter filth.“Gin & Haggis” breaks out in a classic tight reverb Bambataa style electro break complete with old skool vocal stabs “huh” and “yeh,” wobbly melodic bass and a deranged lead line. A truly bizarre but excellent cover of The Trashmen’s “Surfin Bird” follows in the guise of “Surfin Mute,” cranking out 303 squelch in a modernist twist on the 1963 surfing classic—a reasonably mental tune in its own right before the Shit & Cheap treatment. “Shadowlands” slows down the tempo with a heavy duty rounded bass lead and Brit inflected vocals announcing “The TV—shows everything, tells nothing. I’m just killing time whilst killing the time”—conjuring up definitive feelings that this is chap who won’t be settling down to watch X-Factor this Saturday night, and quite rightly so too. “Kunst Kunts” closes the EP with an 808 led workout, wonky bleeps, Space Invader effects and further bass wobble excellence.For left of centre disturbed electro bangers you can do no wrong with this EP.Review from Igloo Magazine