Futurist is an album privately issued by American band Shellac in 1997, the physical release was exclusively distributed to friends of the band. Around 800 names are listed on the cover, each recipient's copy had their name circled as a sale deterrent. The album was originally used as music for a performance by La La La Human Steps.
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Futurist is an album privately issued by American band Shellac in 1997, the physical release was exclusively distributed to friends of the band. Arou… read more
Futurist is an album privately issued by American band Shellac in 1997, the physical release was exclusively distributed to friends of the band. Around 800 names are listed on the cover,… read more
Shellac (sometimes referred to as 'Shellac of North America') was an American rock music group formed in Chicago, Illinois, in 1992 by Steve Albini (guitar and vocals), Bob Weston (bass guitar vocals) and Todd Trainer (drums). They have been classified as post-hardcore, noise rock and math rock. Albini has claimed they refer to themselves as 'Shellac of North America', "when we're being pretentious." They have a distinctive, minimalist sound based on unusual and urgent time signatures, repetitive heavy rhythms, an angular guitar sound, and Albini… read more