Remastered and expanded edition of plus an entire unreleased album.
Contains three UK hit singles, demos and selected B-sides and remixes.
Produced in conjunction with the band, including edits and track sequencing by Clint Mansell.
By 1994, Pop Will Eat Itself had developed from indie dancefloor-friendly rock rappers into an angry, proto industrial machine. Signed to Infectious Records, they continued their steady stream of hit singles and began to make serious inroads in America, thanks to their association with Trent Reznor and his Nothing label.
‘Dos Dedos Mis Amigos’ charted around Europe and in the US, and saw the band's profile rise considerably. The tracks also spawned a double album of remixes, ‘Two Fingers My Friends’ and a follow up was hotly anticipated. However, after the departure of Graham Crabb the band imploded, leaving a new album's worth of recordings unreleased.
Produced in conjunction with the band, ‘A Lick Of The Old Cassette Box’ compiles 12 unreleased songs recorded in 1995 and 1996, and heard here for the very first time. Heavy on riffs and beats, this is the blueprint for the industrial crossover sound The Prodigy were about to fill stadiums around the world with in the late 1990s. Accompanied by detailed liner notes from guitarist Adam Mole, this ‘lost’ album is a must hear.