Sedition Ensemble - Regeneration Report LP RSD20 Their trademark abrasiveness is still

Their trademark abrasiveness is still present

Tomorrow's Harvest by Boards of Canada

RIYL Smegma

From the hypnotic "Caberet Voltaire gone Reggaeton" patter of 'Chats With Lucy' - with its bruised drum machine rhythms and a jabbering refrain that embodies the track's title - to the crawling computer acid of 'Christian Rock Concert'

Sedition Ensemble - Regeneration Report LP RSD20 Their trademark abrasiveness is stillIn 1979, Montgomery meets Robbie McCauley, a performer and playwright, who proved to be the perfect front person for what became the Sedition Ensemble. But McCauley wasn't the only major talents in the group. Bern Nix played guitar. Melvin Gibbs was on bass. Ben Bierman played horns with Johnny Pacheco, Larry Harlow, Hector Lavoe and other Latin greats. Together and with others, the Sedition Ensemble recorded their one and only album, Regeneration