Download this free music album: Captain Bunny Hand (unmixed)

Captain Bunny Hand (unmixed)

by Squatter

9 tracks

54:17

1	Lapa	4:58
2	Mekuhnahyz	6:22
3	Digital sick	8:05
4	Skulk on tuesdays	7:10
5	I.D.C.M. - 'trigger' - squatter soiled trance trousers remix	7:36
6	Beetar	7:10
7	Sole settee	3:48
8	Creeper	3:20
9	This never ate toast	5:48

Album description

A collection of recent tracks, including Lapa (a collaboration with Azer), some big beats and weird noise, and a remix of Iced Doughnut Collision Matrix's Trigger.

Many thanks to Captain Bunny Hand for posing so well for the picture.

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Reviews on Captain Bunny Hand (unmixed)

samuel_mash

Weird in a good way lol

06/10/08

Wow, pretty darn filthy I must say. my fave is the bassline on the opening of the cooldigital sick track, legendary!
It wasreally good to hear all the tracks mixed together so I could get a flavour of wat ur all about.
All in all a gd job! keep it up, i want to hear more

pedigreejoey

Warped, difficult and always entertaining.

30/09/08

I really rather enjoyed this album. My initial interest was brought about by the great band-name, and further compounded by the alluringly bizarre track-names (Try 'Skulk On Tuesdays', or 'Beetar', and who could resist a song by the name of 'Sole Settee'? Not me, that's for sure!)

Luckilly the music lives up to its skewed promise, and proves to be an upbeat smorgasbord of noise, 80's electropop (as heard from within a giant biscuit tin.... on drugs) and perhaps a smattering of industrial dance for good measure.

At times it reminded me of Empirion (remember "Narcotic Influence" anybody?), and at others, of a seriously deranged take on "Visage's" debut album, for some reason(!?)

I'm not at all sure I understand it - but perhaps that's the point. Besides, sometimes it's exciting to swim out of your depth.