Meat Beat Manifesto’s 1996 follow up to ‘Satyricon’ was a more experimental album, relying more on ambient textures with fewer samples and moving away from traditional song structures.
Written and produced by Jack Dangers, ‘Subliminal Sandwich’ is more of a solo effort than its predecessors, featuring the singles ‘Nuclear Bomb’ and ‘Transmission’ and a cover of ‘Asbestos Lead Asbestos’, originally by World Domination Enterprise.
One of Fact magazine’s 50 Best Trip-Hop Albums Of All Time; “Tricky-esque trip-hop, blissed out atmospherics, industrial hip-hop beats... jarring, infectious... the perfect party tape for the oncoming apocalypse.” - NME (8/10)
Written and produced by Jack Dangers, ‘Subliminal Sandwich’ is more of a solo effort than its predecessors, featuring the singles ‘Nuclear Bomb’ and ‘Transmission’ and a cover of ‘Asbestos Lead Asbestos’, originally by World Domination Enterprise.
One of Fact magazine’s 50 Best Trip-Hop Albums Of All Time; “Tricky-esque trip-hop, blissed out atmospherics, industrial hip-hop beats... jarring, infectious... the perfect party tape for the oncoming apocalypse.” - NME (8/10)
TRACK LISTING
Sound Innovation
Nuclear Bomb
Long Periods Of Time
1979
Future Worlds
What's Your Name?
She's Unreal
Phone Calls From The Dead
Asbestos Lead Asbestos
Mass Producing Hate
Radio Mellotron
Assasinator
Cancer
Lucid Dream
Addiction
No Purpose No Design
Transmission
We Done