400 Blows

Not to end up being confused with a Californian steel work or an Anglophilic NY music group of the same name (or the 1959 Truffaut film that these groupings take their name from), 400 Blows was something of the avant funk music group from Britain that followed within the guidelines of groupings like 23 Skidoo and A PARTICULAR Ratio. Like those previously groupings, 400 Blows was rhythmically thick with small concern for melody or simple rock song buildings. The tune they’re most widely known for is most likely “Monochrome Combine Up,” a 1983 monitor that has remix function from Mad Teacher. Most considerably, the monitor was highlighted on Andrew Weatherall’s 2000 compilation of middle-’80s underground substitute dance, Nine O’Clock Drop.