The 1998 Columbia Records debut from Rasputina, "How We Quit the Forest," showcases the band's signature blend of cellos, violin, and electronic beats, creating a sound that was both historical and modern. The album features 13 tracks, including the notable "Transylvanian Concubine."
- The album was produced by Tommy Faragher, who also worked with John Zorn and was a member of the band The Firm.
- "How We Quit the Forest" reached number 14 on Billboard's Heatseekers/New Music Albums chart in October 1998.
- The album's sound combined classical instrumentation with subtle electronic elements, a combination that set them apart in the late 90s music scene.
Rasputina is a cello-driven band from Buffalo, NY, known for their distinctive fusion of gothic rock and period-inspired aesthetics. At the time of "How We Quit the Forest," they were solidifying their unique sound after their debut, poised to further explore their peculiar niche.
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