Node (Flood, ...) back with first album in 17 years - send your money
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Node, an analogue synth heavy project consisting of the two producers Flood (Depeche Mode, Nitzer Ebb, Nine Inch Nails, Orbital etc etc) and Ed Buller (Suede, Pulp, The Raincoats) plus composer Dave Bessell, return with a brand new album. The new album comes 17 years after the release of their self titled debut album on Deviant Records in 1995 (check after the jump to listen to the debut material).
As it seems the new album will be backed by a PledgeMusic campaign. PledgeMusic helps artists and bands design a specifically tailored fundraising campaign to raise money for their next release.
Download a free sample track from the new record at the link below. We also added a trailer for the new album plus you can listen to the debut album.
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