Steve Albini Sings For The 1st Time In His Career!
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Layout, Illustration: David Babbitt, Mastered By: John Loder, Mastered By: Steve Rooke, Performer: Robert Weston, Performer: Steve Albini, Performer: Todd Trainer, Tape Op [Tape Operator]: Bill Skibbe, Tape Op [Tape Operator]: Greg Norman, Tape Op [Tape Operator]: Rob Bochnik, Labelcode 00039419 (TG211CD, TG211 CD), Recorded At Electrical Audio, Mastered At Abbey Road Studios, Glass Mastered At DOCdata, Copyright (c) Shellac Of North America
"1000 Hurts" is a critically acclaimed album by the American noise rock band Shellac, released in 2000 on CD format by Touch & Go Records. This record showcases Shellac's signature minimalist sound, blending abrasive guitar riffs with precise rhythms and raw vocals. The album stands out for its uncompromising approach to production and songwriting, featuring tracks that are both intense and meticulously crafted. "1000 Hurts" has been praised for its clarity of sound and powerful delivery, making it a standout release in the band's discography.
Shellac was formed in 1992 by Steve Albini (guitar/vocals), Bob Weston (bass), and Todd Trainer (drums). Known for their stark aesthetic and influential role in underground music, Shellac have built a dedicated following through albums like "At Action Park," "Terraform," and "Excellent Italian Greyhound." Steve Albini is also renowned as an audio engineer who has worked with Nirvana, Pixies, PJ Harvey, among others.
Touch & Go Records is an independent label based in Chicago that has played a pivotal role in promoting alternative rock since the early 1980s. Renowned for supporting innovative artists such as Big Black, Slint, The Jesus Lizard, and TV on the Radio, Touch & Go remains synonymous with quality releases from groundbreaking acts.