Rabbit Junk (album)
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| Studio album by Rabbit Junk | |||||
| Released | 2004 | ||||
| Genre | Punk Digital Hardcore Metal |
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| Producer | JP Anderson | ||||
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Rabbit Junk is the self titled debut album from Seattle based Digital Hardcore band, Rabbit Junk. The album showcases a lot of styles unlike JP Anderson's first band The Shizit, as Anderson combides Jungle, Punk, Rap and Techno into his own style which he aptly calls 'Hardclash'. In a recent Myspace blog front JP confirmed that the debut has been newly mixed for re-release on Glitchmode Recordings.
[edit] Track listing
- "Orange Laces"
- "Plastical"
- "Not Owned"
- "Washout"
- "I Vote Bolshevik Lite"
- "Punkass"
- "Walking on the Moon"
- "Fingaprints"
- "Inside My House"
- "Iso Vs Life"
- "I Vote Bolshevik Lite" (Cyanotic remix)
[edit] Notes:
- Punkass samples the line 'Life Ain't Bitches And Money' from 'Gangsta Gangsta' by NWA
- Track 07 (Walking On The Moon) is a cover of The Police
- Track 11 is available on the remastered version only.
