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1976 • THE INDUSTRIAL RECORDS LABEL HAS CEASED TRADING • 2018
This Industrial Records sub-site serves only as a repository for archive material of historical releases by Industrial Records Ltd. It essentially an archived copy of the original Industrial Records Ltd. website and will no longer be updated. The Throbbing Gristle music and video catalogue (past, present & future) is now under exclusive contract to Mute Records. Rights to other artists previous releases by Industrial Records have by now reverted to their respective copyright owners.
CARTER TUTTI VOID ‘fx’ ALBUM
2015
INDUSTRIAL RECORDS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NEW STUDIO ALBUM FROM
CARTER TUTTI VOID
f (x)
AVAILABLE NOW!
f (x) is available on
Vinyl, CD & Digital.
Featuring all new studio recordings
Chris Carter, Cosey Fanni Tutti (Chris & Cosey / Throbbing Gristle) and Nik Colk Void (Factory Floor) expand and explore onward from their critically acclaimed 2012 debut collaborative album ‘Transverse’. Featuring their distinctive metallic guitar sound, resounding bass lines, electro industrial rhythms and heavily processed vocals this album is not for the fainthearted.
The Compact Disc and Digital editions feature six tracks.
The vinyl LP has five tracks.
Track List / Times:
f=(2.4) 10’31”
f=(2.5) 09’11”
f=(2.2) 09’15”✶
f=(2.3) 09’11”
f=(2.6) 08’03”
f=(2.7) 07’58”
✶ f=(2.2) not on vinyl
f (x) is released worldwide by the legendary Industrial Records label (home of Throbbing Gristle since 1976). Purchase now via these links:
DIGITAL (Amazon)
DIGITAL (iTunes)
CD / VINYL (Cargo)
CD/VINYL (Rough Trade)
CD/DIGITAL/VINYL (Boomkat)
For the USA please go to
forcedexposure.com
January 2019
f (x) VINYL LP ALBUM DOWNLOAD CODES
THESE CODES HAVE NOW EXPIRED AND ARE NO LONGER VALID OR REDEEMABLE
FREE TRACK
CARTER TUTTI VOID PHOTOS 2015
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This is an archived page that was last updated: September 23 2021 - some historic links to external sources may no longer work.