What makes Wammo by Bailter Space notable?

The album received positive reviews for its bold sonic exploration, contributing to New Zealand's alternative music scene during the 1990s. Wammo's unique sound has influenced numerous bands in the noise rock and post-rock genres, cementing Bailter Space's status as a key player in these movements. Wammo marked Bailter Space's fourth studio album, released in 1995, following their critically acclaimed release, Tanker. By this time, the band had solidified their reputation within the noise rock genre and were exploring more intricate soundscapes while remaining true to their roots in experimental music.

How many songs are on Wammo?

Wammo has 10 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Wammo

Bailter Space · 1995

38 min · 10 tracks · noise rock

A swirling amalgamation of feedback, dissonance, and rhythmic experimentation that defines the essence of noise rock.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Untied — Opening with a hypnotic rhythm, this track sets a tone of disorientation that permeates the album while showcasing the band's signature blend of melody and abrasive sound.
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Splat — This song features dynamic shifts between explosive noise and tranquil moments, encapsulating Bailter Space's ability to balance chaos and calm effectively.
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Glimmer — With its haunting melody layered over a wall of sound, Glimmer highlights the band's skill in creating immersive auditory experiences that linger long after listening.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Untied 3:28
2 Splat 3:50
3 At Five We Drive 3:08
4 Zapped 2:12
5 Colours 3:58
6 Retro 4:29
7 Glimmer 4:07
8 Voltage 4:36
9 D Thing 6:24
10 Wammo 2:25

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