White Noise – An Electric Storm (Vinyl) Beak> Tracklist: A1 Genius Of Love

Tracklist: A1 Genius Of Love 5:15A2 Wordy Rappinghood 5:45A3 As Above So Below 4:56A4 Punk Lolita 4:38B1 Time To Bounce 4:34B2 Who Feelin' It 4:25B3 Suboceana 5:50B4 Genius Of Love (Money Mark Remix)4:34

A1 Girls Who Play Guitars 3:12A2 Our Velocity 3:20A3 Books From Boxes 3:28A4 Russian Literature 3:07A5 Karaoke Plays 4:08A6 Your Urge 3:57B1 The Unshockable 3:16B2 By The Monument 2:59B3 Nosebleed 3:25B4 A Fortnight's Time 3:01B5 Sandblasted And Set Free 3:58B6 Parisian Skies 3:56

and more via deliberation and drift: in jam sessions that last late into the night and early mornings

carved a singular path through the latter half of the 1980s and first half of the 1990s

Against soul-sapping

White Noise – An Electric Storm (Vinyl) Beak> Tracklist: A1 Genius Of LoveWhen White Noises debut album, An Electric Storm, landed on Island Records in 1969, it must have sounded like nothing else. Packaged in a striking black and white sleeve that pictured a spark of lightning streaking across a black sky, this was an album that quite rightly as it turned out resembled as much a scientific experiment as any conventional musical document. White Noise came into being when David Vorhaus, an American electronics student with a