LFO - Sheath download free

LFO Techno Electro Ambient 2003 UK

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	LFO
Title:	Sheath
Style:	Techno, Electro, Ambient
Date of release:	2003
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1820 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1961 mb
WMA album size:	1666 mb
Digital formats:	AC3 AU WAV XM MMF TTA AAC

Tracklist

A1	Blown
A2	Mum - Man
A3	Mokeylips
A4	Snot
A5	Moistly
A6	Unafraid To Linger
B1	Sleepy Chicken
B2	Freak
B3	Mummy, I've Had An Accident...
B4	Nevertheless
B5	'Premacy

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warp Records Limited
Copyright (c) – Warp Records Limited
Published By – Warp Music
Pressed By – Record Industry – 08 51960 20

Credits

Design – miTDR™*
Mastered By – Naweed*

Notes

LP comes in stickered white sleeve with "LFO" and "SHEATH" embossed on front.
Early copies shipped from WarpMart came with a set of LFO stencils (limited edition of 1000 made by the Designers Republic) and a copy of Antipop Consortium - Ghostlawns (featuring LFO remix).

℗ 2003 Warp Records Limited © 2003 Warp Records Limited

Made in England

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 801061011017
Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side A): WARPLP110 -A- 08 51960 20 1A1 NAWEED
Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side B): WARPLP110 -B- 08 51960 20 1B1
Label Code: LC02070

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
WARPCD110	LFO	Sheath ‎(CD, Album)	Warp Records	WARPCD110	UK	2003
BRC-78	LFO	Sheath ‎(CD, Album)	Warp Records, Beat Records	BRC-78	Japan	2003
none	LFO	Sheath ‎(Cass, Album, Promo)	Warp Records	none	Germany	Unknown
BRC-375	LFO	Sheath ‎(CD, Album)	Warp Records, Beat Records	BRC-375	Japan	2013
WARPCD110X	LFO	Sheath ‎(CD, Album, Ltd)	Warp Records	WARPCD110X	UK	2003

Usaxma

Nice package, modern record, kicking ass all over with its (non)sympathetic armoury of electronic grooves... But what ultimately killed for better on 'Frequencies' and 'Advance' as logical progressions towards up-to-date technology, 'Sheath' is probably not as intelligent in execution - just an empty demonstration of hi-tech gear. 'Freak', the album's key-single, is one such example - robotic vocals introducing 'this is going to make us freak'; while the first half of the song keeps dynamic beat going, halfway down the middle it is becoming a purpose in itself and as such it is becoming tiresome face-slapping electro, sadly going nowhere (similar situations are experienced on other tracks from the album) - crashing and smashing up the techno-vehicle, 'Sheath' is all - clicks and cuts, a finely produced record but sounds more like it's stuck; song-titles are adding further 'insult to injury' here - what, or who on earth is 'Mum-Man' (?!) or why childish nonsense in 'theme' terms such as 'Mummy I Had an Accident'... the song title might suggest one such horrific situation to sound that informs the listener, but when it comes to instrumentals, either techno-terminology or something as 'poetic' as 'Mummy...' doesn't really work and on 'Sheath' in particular, certain song-names are lacking any inspiration. All in all, well done LFO but 'Sheath' is mainly for die-hard fans... Respectable but just as forgettable.