The North Pole by Submarine
The North Pole by Submarine is the first and only album released by ambient techno artist Bleep. Bleep was the one-time moniker of Geir Jenssen, who is more widely known as Biosphere. Shortly after North Pole was released, Jenssen moved in a far more ambient direction with his music, and changed the name under which he released his new music to avoid any comparison with "bleep house".
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| Released | 1990 |
| Genre | Ambient techno, acid techno |
| Length | 52:19 (CD) 43:25 (LP) |
| Label | SSR Records |
| Producer | Bleep |
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The album was released on SSR Records (sub-label of Crammed Discs) and Tokuma Japan Communications music labels.
Track listing
- "A Byte of AMC" – 4:17
- "The Operator" – 6:09
- "Mr. Barth in the Sahara" – 6:18
- "A Fading Dream" – 5:05
- "The Conway Saddle" – 6:17
- "The Snake" – 4:49
- "Cycle 92" – 5:33
- "In Your System" – 4:57
- "Sure Be Glad When You're Dead" – 4:37
- "A Byte of AMC (The Wrong Floppy Mix)" – 4:17
Notes
- The vocal samples are taken from "Azax Attra: Desert Equations" release by Richard Horowitz and Sussan Deyhim recorded in 1987.
- The tracks "Sure Be Glad When You're Dead" and "A Byte of AMC (The Wrong Floppy Mix)" were not included on the LP release.
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