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rc002 The AmputeaseOrginally released in the mid-ninties on a limited cassette format on E.F. Tapes (with cover art by Timothy Renner of Stone Breath, Breath Stone, Spectral Light...et.al. fame), JIZO and SBK were turning points for the group in that the harsh noise of previous releases was replaced with fluid tonalities and electroacoustic improvisation paving the way for much later work by Origami Genitalia. Download Full Albumrc002 The Amputease (78.6mb) Download Individual Tracks
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