Battery 9 - Wrok mp3

Tracklist

1	Go Away	3:56
2	Die Nugter Wals Brass – The Scurvy Brass Ensemble	1:06
3	Bloureier Drums – Dr. Benway	3:44
4	Wurg	4:25
5	Brommers	3:15
6	Create Something New Backing Vocals – Karin EloffVocals – Danie de Jong	4:21
7	Piece Of My Past Bass Guitar – Cesaré Cassarino	2:51
8	Binnekant Groei Die Pyn Guitar – Arnaud van Vliet	4:18
9	Blaas Hom Vocals – Huyser Burger	4:31
10	Paranoia Percussion – At Nel	5:59
11	Fry My Circuits	3:46
12	I Surrender	4:32
13	Frokkipong Mbira – Smetkop Oerdier	0:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BANGCD038	Battery 9	Wrok ‎(CD, Album)	One F Music	BANGCD038	South Africa	1998

Credits

• Artwork [Conceptualised], Artwork [Executed By] – Huyser Burger
• Music By, Lyrics By, Vocals, Reissue Producer – Paul Riekert

Notes

Recorded, mixed and re-mastered at One F Studio
Some bits recorded at Polar Bear's Armpit

Title listed as "Wrok re-master" on spine and disc.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 6009656491389
• Matrix / Runout: CDR UG 08

Companies

• Published By – One F Music

Video

Album

The first Battery 9 album, Protskrog, was released in 1995. Made and backed by little more than a shoestring budget, it sold well enough to warrant a licensing deal with independent record company Tic Tic Bang. The next release, Strop 1996, saw Battery 9 break through to a wider audience, with the song Kiss the Machine receiving daytime airplay and eventually charting on 5FM, a major nationwide commercial radio station. Wrok - Album - 17 October 1998 - One F Music, Tic Tic Bang. Sondebok - Album - 14 July 2002 - One F Music, Gallo Record Company. Straks - Album - December 2005 - One F Music. Album 1998 13 Songs. Battery 9. Alternative 1998. Wrok, 1998. Blaas Hom, 04:32. Die Nugter Wals, 01:05. Now playing: Dua Lipa Don't Start Now Regard Remix. Listen free to Battery 9 Wrok Fry My Circuits, Bloureier and more. 13 tracks 47:23. The next release, Strop, 1996 saw Battery 9 break through to a wider audience, with the song Kiss The Machine receiving daytime airplay and eventually charting on 5FM, a major nationwide commercial radio station. For the first time, the major industry took notice and the project received major media coverage, while the live act played for increasingly bigger audiences, culminating in. The next release, Strop, 1996 saw Battery 9 break through to a wider audience, with the song Kiss The Machine receiving daytime airplay and eventually charting on 5FM, a major South African commercial radio station. In 1998, the album Wrok saw the light, and was awarded Best Rock Album in that year's South African Music Awards. Album starts at 139BPM, ends at 120BPM -19, with tempos within the 87-143BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing. Release group by Battery 9. Release group information. Artist: Battery 9. Type: Album. Artist: Battery 9 Album: Wrok Year: 1998 Country: South Africa Style: Industrial Rock, Industrial, EBM. Battery 9 - Wrok 1998. Published:April 19, 2018