Rasmus (Swedish musician)

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Rasmus (real name Rasmus Gardell) is a Swedish electronica & breakbeat music producer who is sometimes mistaken for the Finnish band of the same name (this led to The Rasmus adding a 'The' at the start of their name). Rasmus released the 1998 album 'Mass Hysteria', an breakbeat record which was released on the Bolshi label. The band is best known for the song Punk Shock which appears mistitled on Liam Howlett's Dirtchamber Sessions Volume 1 album and was featured alongside a few more of his tracks on the first two SSX games.


[edit] Discography

  • Texas Yellow (12") Secret Agent Records
  • Mass Hysteria EP (12") Bolshi Records 1997
  • Mass Hysteria (2xLP) Bolshi Records 1998
  • Mass Hysteria (CD) Bolshi Records 1998
  • Peaktime Track (12") Bolshi Records 1998
  • Tonto's Release (CD5") Bolshi Records 1998
  • Tonto's Release (12") Bolshi Records 1998
  • God Only Knows / Still Hummin' (12") Allright Mate Records 1999
  • Music Is Love (12") Bolshi Records 1999
  • Serious Pranks (CD) Bolshi Records 2000
  • Steady As You Go (12") Bolshi Records 2000
  • Men Of The 303 / Clean N Green (12") Smitten 2001
  • Hollywood (MP3) Bevlar 2004
  • Get Busy / Alone (MP3) Bevlar 2005
  • Hollywood-Moskau (MP3) Bevlar 2005
  • Sacrifice (MP3) Bevlar 2005
  • Ljus (MP3) Dumb Recordings 2006
  • Ljus (Remixes) (MP3) Dumb Recordings 2006

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