
12520th Century
Interstellar Fugitives
Underground Resistance
1998 · Detroit techno
Underground Resistance · UR-045
Why it's here
Militant, collective, deliberately unpleasant; techno as political programme
Interstellar Fugitives is techno as a political programme, Underground Resistance at their most militant and deliberately unpleasant. It's a collective statement more than a conventional album, dense and hostile and uncompromising, techno used as resistance rather than entertainment. It ranks at a hundred and twenty-five because that hostility limits its reach as a listening record, but as a statement of intent it's unmatched, and the politics are inseparable from the sound.
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Tracklist
- A1Maroon4:58
- A2Nannytown5:08
- B1Soulsaver5:26
- B2Mi Raza4:00
- C1Mirage5:12
- C2Afrogermanic4:18
- D1Aquatacizem7:07
- D2Thought 12:20
- E1Moor Horseman On Bolarus 54:15
- E2Thought 22:20
- F1Unabomber4:28
- F2Negative Evolution3:50