Analog Worms Attack


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nameAnalog Worms Attack
typestudio
artistMr. Oizo
coverAnalogWormsAttack.jpg
released
genre{{flatlist
length49:40
labelF Communications
producerQuentin Dupieux
next_titleMoustache (Half a Scissor)
next_year2005
misc{{Singles
nameAnalog Worms Attack
typestudio
single1Analog Worms Attack
single1date1999
single2Flat Beat
single2date22 March 1999
single3Last Night a DJ Killed My Dog
single3dateJanuary 2000
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Background

The album is mostly instrumental and minimal, taking cues from French house and early American hip-hop. All music was composed on mainly analogue synthesisers and equipment, most notably the Korg MS-20 analog synthesizer, as opposed to later works that would rely upon digital equipment and techniques.

The track "Last Night a DJ Killed My Dog" is a reference to Indeep's 1980's single "Last Night a D.J. Saved My Life". French producer and future Ed Banger Records labelmate Feadz provides most of the turntable work on the record.

Release

Analog Worms Attack was originally released on 11 October 1999. In the United States, it was released on 22 February 2000 through Mute Records.

Critical reception

| rev1 = AllMusic | rev1score = | rev2 = NME | rev2score = The album received generally favourable reviews on release, and has become an influence in the electronic genre. AllMusic reviewer John Bush described the album as "a left-field treat for both pop-culture seekers and genuine music fans".

In 2009, Brandon Ivers of XLR8R stated, "Analog Worms Attacks overtly gritty production was the odd link between French house and a parallel-world, wonky version of instrumental hip-hop."

Track listing

| all_writing = Quentin Dupieux. | headline = Analog Worms Attack track listing | title1 = Bad Start | length1 = 1:46 | title2 = Monophonic Shit | length2 = 3:56 | title3 = No Day Massacre | length3 = 4:17 | title4 = Smoking Tape | length4 = 1:31 | title5 = Last Night a DJ Killed My Dog | length5 = 4:27 | title6 = The Salad | length6 = 3:03 | title7 = Bobby Can't Dance | length7 = 2:46 | title8 = Analog Worms Attack | length8 = 4:52 | title9 = One Minute Shakin | length9 = 1:13 | title10 = Inside the Kidney Machine | length10 = 4:50 | title11 = Miaaaw | length11 = 4:23 | title12 = Flat 55 | length12 = 2:22 | title13 = Feadz On | length13 = 1:10 | title14 = Analog Wormz Sequel | length14 = 3:40 | total_length = | headline = CD edition bonus track | title15 = Flat Beat | length15 = 5:17 | total_length =

Personnel

Credits adapted from liner notes.

Charts

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References

References

  1. (17 July 1999). "Flat Chancer".
  2. Hay, Carla. (12 February 2000). "Popular Uprisings".
  3. Bush, John. "Analog Worms Attack - Mr. Oizo".
  4. (12 September 2005). "Analog Worms Attack".
  5. Ivers, Brandon. (12 January 2009). "Mr. Oizo: Master of Puppets".
  6. Mr. Oizo. (1999). "Analog Worms Attack". [[F Communications]].

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