UNITS - DIGITAL STIMULATION (180G/REMASTER/COLOUR/POSTER) VINYL LP NEW
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Oct 30, 2018 Sold Date
Oct 18, 2018 Start Date
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Description

Futurismo have the privilege to be the first label ever to re-release one of the most sort out and revered electronic albums of the early 1980's – Digital Stimulation by UNITS. Inspired by punk in ideology, though not necessarily in sound, San Francisco's UNITS were a young breed of dystopic visionaries art space prodigies and trash culture futurists set on reshaping sound for a new age.

Leading the charge, along with only a couple of others such as Screamers and Chrome, they lit the touch-paper for a new sound, a new scene. A new approach. Equally as influenced by experimental cinema, performance art and Brechtian street theatre as they were the music of Suicide and Devo, UNITS offered a glorious glimpse into how and what pop music could be. Their influence has stretching all the way through synth-punk and new wave pop into the most contemporary electro musicians.

Digital Stimulation was UNITS true calling card and masterpiece. Containing the now famous opener "High Pressure Days," this is a time capsule brought up from the dawn of the digi-age; all metronomical rhythms, wry lines and ice-cold delivery...part of a lineage that includes Neu!, Tubeway Army, Being Boiled-era Human League and Cabaret Voltaire, making this a vital recording for anyone interested in electronic music at all – past or present. It's relevance reinstated by the recent remixes and coverage by contemporary musicians including Erol Alkan, Health and Todd Terje...and with original copies selling at extortionate prices this is a re-release that's long overdue.

Futurismo presents a remastered redux version of this long out of print LP on limited edition 180-gram colored vinyl complete with new stylized artwork, metallic ink sleeves, rare imagery, hidden tracks and a huge fold-out double sided poster containing brand new liner notes by Scott Ryser. There's no gratification without Digital Stimulation. Get ready for the climax, only on Futurismo!

Notes

FUTURISMO present a remastered redux version of this long out of print LP on 180g limited edition coloured vinyl, available in two different colours - Wire Fusion and Modular Shock. This release contains a free download, new stylized artwork, metallic ink sleeves, rare imagery, hidden live tracks and a huge fold-out double sided poster containing brand new liner notes by Scott Ryser. 

NOTE: This colour is WIRE FUSION > Ultra Clear Marbled with Red and Blue.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (A Side Hand Etched): FUTNO7 -A- -LvC- MPO
  • Matrix / Runout (B Side Hand Etched): FUTNO7 -B- -LvC- MPO
  • Barcode: 6 34158 46920 6
  • Rights Society: BMI


TracklistShow Credits

A1 High Pressure Days 3:19 A2 Digital Stimulation 3:10 A3 Warm Moving Bodies 3:31 A4 Go 2:10 A5 Mission 1:45 A6 Cannibals 2:44 B1 Bug Boy 2:14 B2 Tight Fit 4:03 B3 Passion Or Patterns 2:34 B4 Town By The River 1:55 B5 Cowboy 5:17 B6 I-Night 4:17

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Big Pink West Studio
  • Mixed At – Big Pink West Studio
  • Recorded At – Oasis Studios, San Francisco
  • Mixed At – Oasis Studios, San Francisco
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Lets Go Music
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Very Safe Music
  • Copyright (c) – Scott Ryser
  • Copyright (c) – Artonix Associates
  • Mastered At – The Automatt
  • Pressed By – MPO

Credits

  • Art Direction, Design – ARTONIX
  • Cover [Original 1980 Cover By] – Rachel Webber
  • Drums – Brad Saunders
  • Engineer – Ken Wagner, Micheal Rosen*
  • Management [Project Managed By] – Del Jae Williams
  • Mastered By – Lex van Coeverden, Paul Stubblebine
  • Photography By [Band Photos Courtesy Of] – Chester Simpson
  • Photography By [Live Shots By] – Bryan Albert, Erik Meade
  • Producer – Units
  • Remastered By – Phil Joannides
  • Vocals, Synthesizer – Rachel Webber, Scott Ryser
  • Written-By – Units



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