Meat Beat Manifesto’s 1996 follow up to ‘Satyricon’ was a more experimental album, relying more on ambient textures with fewer samples and moving away from traditional song structures. Written and produced by Jack Dangers, ‘Subliminal Sandwich’ is more of a solo effort than its predecessors, featuring the singles ‘Nuclear Bomb’ and ‘Transmission’ and a cover of ‘Asbestos Lead Asbestos’, originally by World Domination Enterprise. One of Fact magazine’s 50 Best Trip-Hop Albums Of All Time; “Tricky-esque trip-hop, blissed out atmospherics, industrial hip-hop beats... jarring, infectious... the perfect party tape for the oncoming apocalypse.” - NME (8/10)
Disc: 1
1 Sound Innovation
2 Nuclear Bomb
3 Long Periods of Time
4 1979
5 Future Worlds
6 What's Your Name?
7 She's Unreal
8 Phone Calls from the Dead
Disc: 2
1 Asbestos Lead Asbestos
2 Mass Producing Hate
3 Radio Mellotron
4 Assasinator
5 Cancer
6 Lucid Dream
7 Addiction
8 No Purpose No Design
9 Transmission
10 We Done
