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The Montreal trio Lesbians On Ecstasy play a potent mix of techno, metal, and punk rock on a set that includes a twisted electro spoof on K.D. Lang's "Constant Craving" and the erotic, swooning, "Manipulation." Their sound is tough, clubby, and sexy.
Audio Mixers: Orson Presence; Aidan Girt; Lesbians on Ecstasy.
Recording information: Hotel2Tango, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (06/2004); Parc Estates (06/2004).
Lesbians on Ecstasy: Bernie Bankrupt, Jackie The Jackhammer, Veronique Mystique, Fruity Frankie.
Personnel: Beckie Foon (cello); Orson Presence (keyboards).
Additional personnel: Becky Foon (cello); Orson Presence (keyboards).
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