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Ditherer

by: Fog

Release Date August 13, 2007

CD-Charts Position 2
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March Forth to Victory

by: Freezing Fog

Release Date August 27, 2007
Call it 'stoner rock' if you will - whatever genre - this will raise the hairs on the back of your neck in a style only the rock gods in the olden days could.

The balance of the album is a point of excellence, combining pieces that start slowly and patiently build up to ethereal climaxes. Ranging from longer, drawn-out pieces likened to Black Sabbath contrasted with the chugging of Nine, yet still retaining the band's fluid styling.

March Forth to Victory kicks off with 'Chimeric Vissions' which has a good combination of chugging low down n' dirty riffs intersperesed with occasional moments of psychedelic lead guitar that just seems to tumble over itself effortlessly from the speaker.

'No Light, No Smoke ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Ether Teeth

by: Fog

Release Date May 12, 2003
I first listerned to 'Pneumonia' (Fogs first single on the album 'FOG') on a ninja tunes compilation CD and was surprised to hear what sounded like a chilled out rock track on hip-hop label. Then came the scratching, strange samples, and bizare instruments and I was blown away by the mixture of different genres that seemed to be blended togeather so well. I went straight out and bought Ether Teeth. It's a mixture of guitar, scratching, and lyrics that are heart felt, funny and and original. Don't expect to listern to the albulm straight through and understand it, it askes a lot from the listerer to appreciate its beauty but believe me its well worth the time. One of my favourite tracks is 'the girl from the chewing gum
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CD-Charts Position 4
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Fog

by: Fog

Release Date February 18, 2002
Take a little trip through the mind of Andrew Broder aka Fog. Apparently someone forgot to clue Mr. Broder in on the fact that music has genres, walls that should be left up, and bridges not to be crossed. Maybe he knows exactly what he's doing. Maybe he's watching Beck's genre-blending antics rocket him towads success and stardom and Fog has decided to follow. But for some reason I don't think so. Fog is a million times more sincere. He wears his heart on his sleave and it looks good there. The album has a beautifully cohesive feel from beginning to end, it makes you feel as though you are walking through the Fog.

Some highlights of the album:

"A Word of Advice" opens the album with MF Doom guest MCing and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Been a Long Time

by: Fog

Release Date February 01, 1994
Take a little trip through the mind of Andrew Broder aka Fog. Apparently someone forgot to clue Mr. Broder in on the fact that music has genres, walls that should be left up, and bridges not to be crossed. Maybe he knows exactly what he's doing. Maybe he's watching Beck's genre-blending antics rocket him towads success and stardom and Fog has decided to follow. But for some reason I don't think so. Fog is a million times more sincere. He wears his heart on his sleave and it looks good there. The album has a beautifully cohesive feel from beginning to end, it makes you feel as though you are walking through the Fog.

Some highlights of the album:

"A Word of Advice" opens the album with MF Doom guest MCing and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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10th Avenue Freakout

by: Fog

Release Date May 02, 2005
Take a little trip through the mind of Andrew Broder aka Fog. Apparently someone forgot to clue Mr. Broder in on the fact that music has genres, walls that should be left up, and bridges not to be crossed. Maybe he knows exactly what he's doing. Maybe he's watching Beck's genre-blending antics rocket him towads success and stardom and Fog has decided to follow. But for some reason I don't think so. Fog is a million times more sincere. He wears his heart on his sleave and it looks good there. The album has a beautifully cohesive feel from beginning to end, it makes you feel as though you are walking through the Fog.

Some highlights of the album:

"A Word of Advice" opens the album with MF Doom guest MCing and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Loss Leader Ep

by: Fog

Release Date June 12, 2006
Take a little trip through the mind of Andrew Broder aka Fog. Apparently someone forgot to clue Mr. Broder in on the fact that music has genres, walls that should be left up, and bridges not to be crossed. Maybe he knows exactly what he's doing. Maybe he's watching Beck's genre-blending antics rocket him towads success and stardom and Fog has decided to follow. But for some reason I don't think so. Fog is a million times more sincere. He wears his heart on his sleave and it looks good there. The album has a beautifully cohesive feel from beginning to end, it makes you feel as though you are walking through the Fog.

Some highlights of the album:

"A Word of Advice" opens the album with MF Doom guest MCing and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Been a Long Time

by: The Fog

Release Date May 18, 1998
This track (plus the remixes) is the pinnacle of '98 dance music, the vocals, the tune, everything is class. Definately rivals "Stardust" any time!

Recommended. Buy it now!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Check Fraud [VINYL]

by: Fog

Release Date July 09, 2002
This track (plus the remixes) is the pinnacle of '98 dance music, the vocals, the tune, everything is class. Definately rivals "Stardust" any time!

Recommended. Buy it now!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Been a Long Time [12" VINYL]

by: Fog

Release Date May 22, 1998
This track (plus the remixes) is the pinnacle of '98 dance music, the vocals, the tune, everything is class. Definately rivals "Stardust" any time!

Recommended. Buy it now!