Various Artists: "Underground Mutant Pop (The Sound of Freaksville Vol. 2)"

For thirteen fascinating years the Belgian mutant pop label Freaksville has been experimenting with sound so you don’t have to. These modern-day Dadaists with machines have been pushing envelopes in the darkest corners of Liège and Brussels and then disseminating them via the internet and more traditional media. Freaksville has been met with critical acclaim and a healthy cult following, enabling them to further explore the outer frontiers of sonic eccentricity.

Underground Mutant Pop (The Sound of Freaksville Vol. 2) brings together a collection of cosmic, mindblowing tracks from the label’s roster, numbering 23, naturellement (the mystical number for 23rdians, and a figure representing sexiness for the Ancient Chinese). Yes, hide the guitars and burn the flutes, Freaksville goes electronic! 23 unadulterated, forensic journeys into electronica from such great artists as The Loved Drones, Jean-Jacques Perrey and David Chazam, Man From Uranus, Rocky Gaspard and Freaksville supremo Benjamin Schoos.