Fourteen years is a long time in dance music and most people will only remember Finitribe for their Unexpected Groovy Treat album back in 1991 with its singles "101", "Ace Love Deuce" and "Forevergreen", each which have excellent remixes from Andy Weatherall and 80 State’s Graeme Massey. Before 1991 Finitribe were an industrial type of band with their first vocalist leaving to join Ministry in 1988; and since 1991 Finitribe seemed to disappear into the quagmire of UK house – their Sheigra album on London Records passing without much notice. By 1998 Finitribe had pared down to just two memb ...read more
Fourteen years is a long time in dance music and most people will only remember Finitribe for their Unexpected Groovy Treat album back in 1991 with its singles "101", "Ace Love Deuce" and "Forevergreen", each which have excellent remixes from Andy Weatherall and 80 State’s Graeme Massey. Before 1991 Finitribe were an industrial type of band with their first vocalist leaving to join Ministry in 1988; and since 1991 Finitribe seemed to disappear into the quagmire of UK house – their Sheigra album on London Records passing without much notice. By 1998 Finitribe had pared down to just two members working with guests, and released a new album, Sleazy Listening, with producer John Roome, better known as The Witchman, which saw them veering off towards dark soundtrack-style epics over spooky varispeed breakbeats. « hide
