Recorded in a single day, "The White House" is a harrowing statement from the Dunedin noise merchants, eschewing traditional song structure for pure sonic dread.
- The album was recorded in a single day at Nova Sound in Dunedin.
- It was released in August 1995 on the Siltbreeze record label.
- The album's raw sound was a departure from some of the more produced material from their peers at the time.
The Dead C is a New Zealand noise rock trio formed in Dunedin in 1986. They are known for their confrontational, free-form improvisations and densely layered guitar work. In 1995, the band delivered "The White House," a pivotal album that cemented their reputation within the international underground rock scene.
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