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Bästard - Bästard FLAC album

Bästard - Bästard FLAC album

Tracklist

The Hunt
Sittin In A Cab
In The Throat
Sake
Give Up
The Snitch
Kal
Kouro Shivo
Looking For Nancy
Dinner For The Worms
Fossils

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SEMANTIC 500 Bästard Bästard ‎(LP) Semantic SEMANTIC 500 France 1994
900132 Bästard Bästard ‎(CD) Semantic 900132 France 1995

Tracklist

A1 The Hunt
A2 Sittin In A Cab
A3 In The Throat
A4 Sake
A5 Give Up
A6 The Snitch
B1 Kal
B2 Kouro Shivo
B3 Looking For Nancy
B4 Dinner For The Worms
B5 Fossils

Credits

  • Drums – Franck Laurino
  • Guitar, Bass – Stef Roger*
  • Guitar, Violin – François Cuilleron
  • Guitar, Vocals – Eric Aldéa
  • Producer – Bästard, Martin Bisi
  • Sampler, Tape – J.Michel Berthier*

Notes

Recorded & Mixed @ BC Studio, Brooklyn, April 1994.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 3433439001312

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
900132 Bästard Bästard ‎(CD) Semantic 900132 France 1995


Bästard - Bästard FLAC album

Musician performer: Bästard

Title: Bästard

Country: France

Date of release: 1994

Style: Noise, Post Rock, Experimental

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1796 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 773

Other Formats: TTA WMA AIFF DTS APE ASF DXD

Bästard Noise Post Rock Experimental 1994 France

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Weernis
Bastard was, with Sister Iodine, the best french experimental band in the nineties. They were friends of Jack Natz (Cop Shoot Cop) and their debut was produced by Martin Bisi in New York City. Their sound should be considerate as "Industrial Rock", with ambient and contemporary influences, and a creative use of a sampler. Atmospheres similar to Cop Shoot Cop, but with less irony (typical when you meet and European band) and more desperation. Some (bad) critics spoke about post-rock, but there's no trace of this, maybe non-existent, genre (too much bands with this old definition and all with very different roots).
Weernis
Bastard was, with Sister Iodine, the best french experimental band in the nineties. They were friends of Jack Natz (Cop Shoot Cop) and their debut was produced by Martin Bisi in New York City. Their sound should be considerate as "Industrial Rock", with ambient and contemporary influences, and a creative use of a sampler. Atmospheres similar to Cop Shoot Cop, but with less irony (typical when you meet and European band) and more desperation. Some (bad) critics spoke about post-rock, but there's no trace of this, maybe non-existent, genre (too much bands with this old definition and all with very different roots).