The Blackouts were the best Seattle band you never heard of. To those who bought their records and attended their shows, this is no secret. But for the majority who didn't, this exciting anthology--long overdue--thankfully now exists. Sequenced in reverse-chronological order, it begins with their last recordings, which were produced by Al Jourgensen and originally released on Wax Trax! (three Blackouts later worked with Jourgensen in Ministry after the Blackouts demise).

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Moving on after retiring his main project Ministry, Al Jourgensen shifts focus from frontman to hypeman for his 13th Planet imprint, a label created out of spite for the majors. Releasing the soundtrack he created for the widely ignored horror movie {#Wicked Lake} fits right in with the label's attitude towards alternative marketing. First, it looks less like a soundtrack and more like a mix CD -- which it isn't at all -- but take out a couple cuts by Laika & the Cosmonauts and Meshuggah and...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. The Blackouts were the best Seattle band you never heard of. To those who bought their records and attended their shows, this is no secret. But for the majority who didn't, this exciting anthology--long overdue--thankfully now exists. Sequenced in reverse-chronological order, it begins with their last recordings, which were produced by Al Jourgensen and originally released on Wax Trax! (three Blackouts later worked with Jourgensen in Ministry after the Blackouts demise).

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