Published
Fri, Nov 1, 2019, 11:00
- The four-piece, vinyl-only box set arrives on November 29th via his own label Asking for Trouble.
Radioactive Man will release a four-vinyl career retrospective, Doors To Manual, at the end of November.
2019 marks 20 years since The Mezz, Keith Tenniswood's first EP as Radioactive Man. The 16 tracks included on Doors To Manual have been remastered and cut by Tenniswood, who also works as a mastering engineer. Radioactive Man has previously released on Rotters Golf Club and Wang Trax, as well as his own labels Control Tower and Asking For Trouble.
"Where's the new album then? It's on the way, but I've been thinking about doing this for a while," said Tenniswood. "20 years have passed since my first release. The Uranium EP seemed to have some legs, and people were asking for a repress over ten years later. I thought it would be a nice idea to use my mastering and vinyl cutting skills and make these [songs] sound as sweet as possible—some I've remastered, and some never made it onto vinyl in the first place."
Tenniswood's creative collaborator Lung (of Perish Factory) designed the concept and the artwork for the four-piece, vinyl-only box set, which boasts a black gatefold sleeve with silver foil detailing.
Listen to a a clip of "Uranium."
Tracklist
A1 Uranium
A2 Flying Fuck
B1 Airlock
B2 Nasty Radio
C1 The Mezz
C2 Gugs
D1 Pretty Ugly
D2 Pieces Of Eight
E1 Sight And Sound
E2 Night Bus To Nowhere
F1 'Ave That
F2 Ruby Rage
G1 Radio Eins (Mix 1)
G2 Strong Booze (MD 20 20)
H1 Go Ahead London
H2 Tuf Dub
Asking For Trouble will release Doors To Manual on November 29th, 2019.
Photo credit: Sarah Ginn
