The Brian Jonestown Massacre AUFHEBEN 10/22/2002 which finds frontman Nick Delffs

which finds frontman Nick Delffs stomping and galloping across the stage

recording was a logistical nightmare—the trio finally released Pottymouth in 1993

Six lost slices of leftfield electro including the mythical and mysterious \'Hotline\'

The last two years have seen them go against conventional practice by releasing a trilogy of EPs to some of the best reviews of their career

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The Brian Jonestown Massacre AUFHEBEN 10/22/2002 which finds frontman Nick DelffsAnton Newcombe continues to explore his influences on Aufheben and, as the Kraftwerkian name implies, Krautrock plays a big part in this release. Recorded in Berlin, one might be reminded of David Bowie's Berlin trilogy. Like Low, Heroes, and Lodger, BJM's output from 2008 to 2012 (My Bloody Underground, Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?, and this album) is a highly experimental series full of fractured song structures and lengthy, extensive jams but each of