Filth (album)
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Filth | |||||
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Studio album by Swans (band) | |||||
Released | 1983 | ||||
Recorded | 1982-1983 | ||||
Genre | Noise Rock Post Punk Experimental Industrial No Wave |
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Length | 36:50 (original) 61:10 (re-release) |
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Label | Labour Records | ||||
Producer | Michael Gira | ||||
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Filth is the first LP by Swans. It was released after their self-titled debut EP, which appears as bonus tracks appended to the end of the first CD re-release. This is the first Swans release to feature the incredibly brutal, noisy playing style that the band's early work would become known for. The album's distinct sound is partly the product of a lineup featuring two drummers (Roli Mosimann and Jonathan Kane).
[edit] Track listing
- "Stay Here" – 5:44
- "Big Strong Boss" – 3:07
- "Blackout" – 3:49
- "Power for Power" – 6:03
- "Freak" – 1:15
- "Right Wrong" – 4:48
- "Thank You" – 3:56
- "Weakling" – 5:30
- "Gang" – 3:20
- "Swans Live at the Kitchen, N.Y.C. 1982/3" - 24:18†
†The additional track on the 1990 re-release contained a live set from New York City containing the tracks "Strip/Burn", "Heatsheet", "Blackout", "Clay Man" "Stay Here" and "Weakling".
[edit] Musicians:
- Michael Gira - vocals, bass, tapes
- Roli Mosimann - drums, percussion
- Norman Westberg - guitar
- Harry Crosby - bass
- Jonathan Kane - drums, percussion
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