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The group was founded by Ken Downie along with Ed Handley and Andy Turner. In 1989, they were unable to find a label to back their releases and had to start their own, Black Dog Productions. Their first full-length album, Bytes, was released on the 15th of March 1993. Their music was often produced under a number of different names, such as Close Up Over, Xeper, Atypic, I.A.O., Balil and the Discordian Popes.


In 1995, Ed and Andy ditched Ken, who continued working as The Black Dog on his own for a while, releasing the solo album "Music for Adverts". With new management, and an increased vigour, Downie then teamed up with Steve 'Hotdog' Ash and Ross Knight. Though they completed over a dozen critically acclaimed remixes during this period, only one album was ever released "Unsavoury Products", which featured the talents of parisian beat poet 'Black Sifichi' on vocals. In 2001, Downie teamed up with Richard and Martin Dust, owners of the label "Dust Science Recordings". Since then, they have released four EPs and one full-length album, Silenced, on Dust Science [1], and have started to play live again. They released a single called Riphead on Soma, which will also be re-issuing the Parallel and the three Black Dog Productions EPs as 'Book of Dogma', to be released on March 26, 2007. The band are currently in the studio recording a new album for Soma Records entitled Radio Scarecrow. [2] March 26 is the 85th day of the year (86th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era in the. ...


Discography

  • 2007 Remixes 2
  • 2007 Book of Dogma
  • 2006 Riphead Ep
  • 2006 Thee Singles
  • 2005 Silenced
  • 2005 The Remixes Ep
  • 2005 Trojan Horus Ep
  • 2005 Remote Viewing Ep
  • 2005 Bite Thee Back Ep
  • 2003 Genetically Modified
  • 2002 Unsavoury Products
  • 1996 Music for Adverts (and Short Films)
  • 1995 Parallel (re-released 2003)
  • 1995 Spanners
  • 1993 Temple of Transparent Balls (re-released 2003)
  • 1993 Bytes (reissued in 2005)

Spanners is a music album by IDM artists Black Dog Productions (as The Black Dog) which was released in 1995. ... Bytes is a music album by IDM artists Black Dog Productions which was released in 1992. ...

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Black Dog Productions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (161 words)
Black Dog Productions (or The Black Dog) were a musical trio that produced Spanners, a high point of the intelligent dance music genre.
The remaining member, Ken Downie, continues to record as The Black Dog with Martin and Richard Dust.
His 2002 endeavour, Unsavoury Products, was produced with poet Black Sifichi.
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