Bleep

Fanny is Fraser Runciman who began his musical career twenty years ago in the deconstructed rubble of the british punk rock explosion. playing guitar for countless edinburough bands. Fanny's exploits brought him to the attention of local punk rock legends The Exploited, whom he joined in 1993. He toured Europe and South America as the guitar player of The Exploited, he also co-wrote and recorded their "Beat the Bastards" LP but subsequently quit the band before the album could be released. Fraser left Scotland to join Canadian funk rock icons Bootsauce and moved to Montreal shortly after. Despite their numerous gold records, incessant touring and a hardcore loyal following, Bootsauce was a star struck band, doomed by an inept record label. When they folded, Fraser found himself in Winnipeg, of all places, with a new musical ambition and vision. Having tired of guitars and rock clich???s, Fanny returned to his sampler experiments that he first began in the eighties. Trading in his guitars for synths and a pc, Fraser was freed at last to fully explore his musical ideas. The result was "come and get it up yer," a limited release cd of Fanny's raucous booty house. Not long after, he met Aaron Funk, aka Venetian Snares, and the affect of his music was enormous. Fraser found a new playground and began pushing his material in bold and often ridiculous directions. Weekend trips to wisconsin and the legendary barn parties in East Troy further seeded his ambitions. It was there that he caught the attention of Zod record boss Destro and Widerstand kingpin Eiterherd from Austria and plans were quickly made to release his new tracks. Collaborating with his small black dog Puff, squealing under his chair, Fraser went on an intense writing binge in an effort to develop a new and original music. Important to him also, is having something to say with his music, be it an emotional impression or a concrete idea. As a result, his music stands out in the anonymous electronic world for his personality, wit and humor. t where linda blair's head slowly turned unnaturally all the way around? Imagine if your computer did that to you as you late one night and you'll get an idea of what this record feels like.