A stark, sample-heavy EP that found Meat Beat Manifesto in peak form, delivering a concise burst of their signature industrial-tinged techno.
- The title track "Nuclear Bomb" features a prominent sample of the line "When the bomb drops, I don't want to be there" from the 1988 film *Akira*.
- The EP was released in October 1995 on Mute Records, following their 1994 album *Satyricon*.
- "Nuclear Bomb" showcases Meat Beat Manifesto's continued commitment to sample-based electronic music, utilizing found sounds and spoken-word snippets to create a uniquely dense sonic landscape.
Meat Beat Manifesto is a British electronic music group formed in 1987. They are widely recognized for their innovative integration of techno, industrial, and dub influences into their sound. At the time of "Nuclear Bomb," the band was continuing to explore sample-based electronic music after the critical success of their previous album, *Satyricon*.
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