New album by Sheffield electro pioneers

In 1985, Peter Hope of The Box teamed up with David Harrow, electronic musician, who had previously worked with people like Anne Clark. Together they recorded an EP of 4 songs entitled Sufferhead. It came out on Ink Records, and can be considered amongst the best in both artists’ catalogue. 28 years later Hope and Harrow teamed up once more to record another Sufferhead EP, this time a self-released digital download only. 2 years later, at the 30th anniversary of Sufferhead, Klanggalerie asked the musicians to record a new full album and here it is. The music on Blue Electric is a beat driven affair with Peter Hope’s standout vocals. The days of extravert singing are gone, Hope has now settled for a much quieter style. David Harrow provided beats that range from hip hop to avantgarde. A Sheffield funk album like it was still 1985, with, of course, a much modern approach. You’ll love this of you’re into the Cabs, Hula or Chakk.

Track Listing

• Blue Electric Light
• Revolution train
• Soil
• Lunacy
• Perfect rain
• Turn up the Fuzz
• Tongue Tied
• Monstermind
• I am Sparticus
• Through the Window
• Revolution train (Bonus Mix)

Additional Details

Label:Klanggalerie

Genre:Electronic/DJ/Scratch

Language:English

Run Time:42:00 mins

Region:0

Release Date:10/07/16

UPC:4013438101122