Units - Digital StimulationFuturismo have the privilege to be the first label to ever reissue one of the most sort out and revered electronic albums of the early 1980s: Digital Stimulation by Units. Inspired by punk in ideology, though not necessarily in sound, San Franciscos Units were a young breed of dystopic visionaries art space prodigies and trash culture futurists set on reshaping sound for a new age. Leading the charge, along with only a couple of others such as

Scott Devendorf (The National)

Before the breakthrough that was 'The Bends' and the colossal 'OK Computer'

this new lp sought to take a different direction than the harsh swamp rock which characterized their first release

Dwyer himself describes Castlemania as "summer-y and poppy"

Lindsey solidifies and defines this trajectory in a blaze of glory

although perfectly capable was merely the first in a line of bassists Coltrane worked his way through before settling on Jimmy Garrison)

"LP - Housed in a deluxe Stoughton jacket - 180-gram vinyl

albums such as “Shadows” and “Here” have documented a more relaxed

Heavy Trash

compositional and spatial mission: sparse but lush

what are the costs of never believing you could be wrong

God Save The Village Green