Thee Hyphen - Incidental Tools Of Confusion - CD DIGISLEEVE

If "Consolidated Green" which was released in 2004 is to date the only Thee Hyphen’s record included in the BOREDOMproduct label's catalog, the very first album by Thee Hyphen was however recorded ten years earlier, in 1994. "Incidental Tool of Confusion", then released both on cassette and CD-R, already had the seeds of these
electronic infected pop songs in it, some of which like "This Aching Kiss" would end up on Celluloide's records a few years later.

This debut album has just benefited from a complete restoration work from the original 4-track analog tapes: the sound has been
cleaned up and remastered, the vocals got rid of the original effects to gain more clarity, and today "Incidental Tool of Confusion" is being offered the scope that was meant to be at the time.

On second thought, back then Thee Hyphen was maybe too cold to be pop, too pop to be electro, too experimental to be EBM and too EBM to be darkwave, with its unconventional rythmics, its instrumental tracks and melodies that you can imagine more than you can actually hear. What if the planets finally aligned to allow a new chapter in Thee Hyphen’s history to be written thanks to the "Incidental Tool of Confusion" which comes with a remixed version of "Into Dirt" as a bonus track, now being made available on CD for the very first time ?