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LFO ?– Frequencies

Label:

Warp Records ?– WARP LP3

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album 

Country:

UK

Released:

22 Jul 1991

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

House, Techno, Electro

Tracklist

A1 Intro A2 LFO A3 Simon From Sydney A4 Nurture A5 Freeze A6 We Are Back B1 Tan Ta Ra B2 You Have To Understand B3 El Ef Oh! B4 Love Is The Message B5 Mentok 1 B6 Think A Moment Gez & Mark originally met whilst part of rival breakdancing crews in the Merrion shopping centre in Leeds in 1984. They then met again whilst at college studying photography and graphic design in 1988 and formed LFO.  Former Members: Mark Bell, Gez Varley (1988-96) & Martin Williams (1988-90) 

LFO (Low Frequency Oscillation), named after the Low Frequency Oscillator component of synthesizers, were pioneers of the "Bleep Techno" sound in the UK at the end of the Eighties and are best known for the early self-titled techno anthem "LFO". 

Their last release as a duo was the album "Advance" in 1996. In 2003 Mark Bell resumed use of the name as a solo pseudonym. 

Mark Bell died in October 2014 from complications after an operation.(Discogs.com)

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