Richie Hawtin - Concept 1 96 12 reaction figs Hardcore 81

Hardcore 81

Harking back to the days of Nothing Gold Can Stay and the band's self-titled album

With a more accessible mainstream rock sound and a full-scale tour (and replacing Irons with Soundgarden drummer Matt Cameron

minimal soloing

Richie Hawtin - Concept 1 96 12 reaction figs Hardcore 81Triple vinyl LP pressing. For the first time since it's original release in 1996. Richie Hawtin explains: " This release marked a real shift in my production style in 1996, and was the start of a significant chapter in my recording career. Everything was handled independently from design to distribution to a subscription service to accompany it so releasing this with Bandcamp now really captures that spirit of the landscape back in the mid nineties.