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	Intuitive Music » Blog Archive » LFO - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mark Bell and Gez Varley met in Leeds, UK, in 1989 while being students in a curse of graphic design and photography.
		Mark Bell was yet involved in music, and both of them was very interested at the time in acid house stuff like Phuture and Chicago Trax, inspired by labels like Transmat and Trax Records.
		Preceded by a number of LFO remixes a works of Bjork’s singles, Bell started a long-term and musical relationship with the Icelandic singer as his “electronics and programming squire”, including work in the albums “Homogenic” (1997), “Dancing In the Dark” (2000), and “Medúlla” (2004).
	www.intuitivemusic.com /lfo-biography (571 words)

	LFO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		LFO is a three-man pop group consisting of 28-year-old Richard Cronin, 26-year-old Devin Lima, and 28-year-old Bradley Fischetti.
		LFO (Low Frequency Oscillation) is an English techno group on the Warp Records label.
		LFO was one of the pioneers of the harsh techno of the early 1990s.
	www.gamesinathens.com /olympics/l/lf/lfo.shtml (237 words)

	LFO - Biography - AOL Music
		The Sheffield techno duo of Mark Bell and Gez Varley have a reputation that, at first glance, might seem to exceed them.
		Both Bell and Varley admit to roots in the early- and mid-'80s hip-hop and electro invasions as well as the more obvious British acid house explosion, and their affectation for thick electronic breaks, vocoder samples, and sparse, modal melodies derive largely from that source.
		After resolving what Warp called his midrange crisis, Bell returned with the third LFO full-length, Sheath, in the fall of 2003 (officially, it was the first without Varley).
	music.aol.com /artist/lfo/13499/biography (320 words)

	jamesmullarkey.com = music = artists = mark bell
		In the early 90s he was one half of LFO, a duo which produced the seminal Frequencies album, spawning a top ten hit "LFO".
		Bell and his LFO other musical half Gez Varley then went their separate ways for several years leaving Bell to concentrate on his solo projects most notably under his
		LFO were reunited in 1996 to release a long awaited second album Advance.
	www.jamesmullarkey.com /music/markbell.html (171 words)

	indielondon.co.uk - music - LFO, new single, Freak, and album
		Two hugely successful LFO albums - the all-time classic Frequencies (1991) and its companion, Advance (1996) - and a brace of singles, including Tied Up and What Is House, followed before Mark Bell retreated from the bleep 'n' bass spotlight, with its endless demands to appear on Top of the Pops and NME front covers.
		Mark Bell has spent the interim years working with Bjork (he produced Homogenic and Selma Songs, the soundtrack to the Palme d'Or winning Dancer in the Dark) and Depeche Mode (he produced their last album, Exciter).
		Mark Bell will perform live as LFO at Tribal Gathering, at a secret location in Manchester, on August 23, and the XLR8R Magazine 10th Anniversary bash in New York City on September 6, with further international dates TBA.
	www.indielondon.co.uk /music/mu_LFO_freakdetails.html (312 words)

	Momentum \| LFO - Sheath
		Since then, Mark Bell's been busy producing for the likes of Bjork and Depeche Mode, while Gez Varley has continued to release several albums worth of delicious trance-based electronica under his own name and the G-Man pseudonym.
		While LFO certainly inspired a lot of people, no one ever really came close to imitating them, which is why their sound remains as unique and fresh today as it did yesterdecade.
		I don't need to tell diehard LFO fans or Warp addicts to buy this — they already own it — but anyone else who never really took time to explore their sound (yet currently enjoy the likes of Autechre, Boards of Canada, Jega, et al) seriously needs to check it out pronto.
	momentum.insertdisc.com /archives/2003/10/04/lfo_sheath.html (413 words)

	LFO - Lager Fueled Oscillations
		Back in 1991, LFO stormed the charts in England and a more than a few dancefloors here with Frequencies and its many singles, especially What Is House?.
		Mark Bell has just woken up after a long night at a friend's party down at the local, and now I understand why every interview with LFO always begins at the pub.
		A collage of Jez and Mark tied to chairs with face masks being hurled around a padded cell, the Tied Up clip is not one you'd be likely to see much on the telly, except for perhaps Rage at 3am, "it got screened a lot in Germany but only a few times in England.
	www.snarl.org /texts/features/lfo.htm (856 words)

	Browse by Artist: LFO
		LFO were Mark Bell and Gez Varley and their 1991 debut Frequencies was a groundbreaking techno underground classic.
		The importance of the early LFO records that followed cannot be overlooked.
		Mark Bell retained the working name LFO and remains signed to Warp Records.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/lfo.html (304 words)

	CLUBS: Give us a bell - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		LFO moved into the spotlight in late 1990 at the age of just 18 with the spectacular success of his self-titled first single.
		LFO returned in 2003 with the mind-blowingly diverse Sheath long player, which included the lead single, Freak.
		Joining LFO on the bill at Seismic tomorrow are fellow producers Lory D and Ed DMX.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /extra/7025468.html (492 words)

	BBC - collective - lfo interview
		Eventually their single, LFO, was transferred to vinyl and formally introduced to British dancefloors, entering the Top 40 at number 12 and spawning the landmark Frequencies album.
		Since parting company with collaborator Gez Varley, Mark Bell has maintained the guise of LFO and continued to work on new material.
		Bell’s familiar vocoder stutter and heavy, plangent synths wash over mammoth beats on the accompanying single Freak, announcing a stark re-run of hip-hop and Detroit techno roots.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A1291844 (611 words)

	Mark Teppo (dot) com :: LFO - Sheath review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		When LFO (Low Frequency Oscillation) formed in 1990, it comprised of two members: Mark Bell and Gez Varley.
		Sheath is his first record in a long while and is full of the acid house foundation which "LFO" (the first track the duo ever wrote) was born in, as well as the successive decade or so of Aphex Twin style knob twiddlery which set the direction of so much electronic music.
		It's Bell, turning me inside out as I try to dance and sing to songs that have no vocals and aren't meant to be danced by the recently erect knuckle-draggers in the audience.
	www.markteppo.com /music/archives/l/lfo_sheath.php (899 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Sheath: Music: LFO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		LFO's Mark Bell has also worked as a producer on Bjork's 'Homogenic' and Depeche Mode's 'Exciter' albums.
		Mark Bell has managed to maintain the essence of what made his music so good in the first place, delivering some innovative electronica, and bringing some well-needed warmth and meaning back to the genre!
		Mark Bell has gone the way of fellow Warp labelmate Richard D. James it seems, still able to craft the odd brilliant moments of techno but mainly just producing tracks that sound like someone loading a game onto their Spectrum whilst banging on a dustbin lid.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Sheath-LFO/dp/B0000C668I (1036 words)

	LFO (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		LFO is an English techno group on the Warp Records label.
		LFO were one of the pioneers of the bass-heavy techno music of the early 1990s.
		The group's best-known track, "LFO", is one of the first pieces of music to heavily feature sub-bass and similar pure tones as primary musical instruments.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/LFO_(British_group) (402 words)

	bjork.com GH&FT special : Hunter
		This song is written by Björk and produced by Björk in collaboration with Mark Bell of LFO.
		A second performance was shot with Björk's face marked up with infrared dots as a reference for animators to create convincing facial contortions.
		Mark Bell's "Mood Swings" mix, with its emphasis on hushed orchestration and tip-toe beats, sounds like an afternoon of fox-hunting in the English countryside.
	unit.bjork.com /specials/gh/SUB-10/index.htm (1411 words)

	disjointed.org - LFO Video and Stencil
		The video for LFO's new single Freak is hot even if these young asian girls manage to mutate into little Richard D. James-ians, perhaps as a tip of the hat to Chris Cunningham from its director Daniel Levi (of independent).
		Perhaps as exciting as the video is the stencil set that comes with the first 1k orders of the new album, Sheath.
		The person judged by Mark Bell (LFO) to have used them in the "most interesting, funny and creative way.." will win: An exclusive and unreleased LFO track, packaged by Mark himself; A signed copy of the ltd edition CD, a fresh stencil set, plus all the avaialble LFO back catalogue.
	disjointed.org /archives/2003/10/lfo_video_and_s.html (248 words)

	MSO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Selecting Mark Bell as producer was a daring move for Depeche Mode.
		Bell, founder of British electronic institution LFO and overseer of Bjork's Homogenic and Selmasongs, has imbued Gore's songs with electronic atmospheres that generate tension, nirvana (as in the condition) and libido-flexing.
		Produced by Bjork collaborator Mark Bell, Exciter glimmers like a gentle ambient doodle with vocals: The beats are mostly minimal, closer to early Kraftwerk than to current electronica.
	www.msopr.com /mso/depechemode-crit.html (1612 words)

	MARK BELL / LFO Interview (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab-6.cs.princeton.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		With its abstract melodies, vocoded voices, abrasive noises, Kraftwerk-like robotic beats and huge infra-bass, Frequencies was as defining a moment to the electronica world as Cabaret Voltaire was to the acid house movement, and is to this day an absolute classic.
		If the soundscapes and structures were less rigid, LFO was introducing once again a forward thinking vision to the genre.
		Then came Mark Bell the producer, with Björk first, on the magnificent Homogenic and on the soundtrack for Dancer In The Dark, and then with Depeche Mode.
	www.themilkfactory.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /interviews/lfoiw.htm (1738 words)

	WARP RECORDS \| WARP NEWS
		1-8 OF LFO collaborator Daniel Brown has been named winner of the prestigious Designer Of The Year award, the prize created and overseen by the London Design Museum.
		Danny created the beautiful web animation piece for LFO back in 2002, that still looks just as otherworldly and mind-blowing as ever.
		LFO provided music for 2 other interactive pieces by Daniel Brown, viewable on his own site Play Create.com
	www.warprecords.com /artists/news.php?artist=lfo (140 words)

	LFO
		Since putting his stamp on Depeche Mode's Exciter (Mute/Reprise) in 2001, Bell has concentrated on his own productions as LFO (not to be confused with the U.S. boy band of the same name).
		Bell was so impressed with his friend's compilation that he decided to release it as-is.
		Bell describes himself as an old-school engineer, running his sounds through the mixing board several times to give them a tactile quality.
	remixmag.com /mag/remix_lfo/index.html (667 words)

	Homogenic - The Album - Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Homogenic, Björk's third international solo album was released on September 22nd, 1997, preceded by the single Joga on September 15th.
		Mark Bell from LFO, who first worked with Björk in 1991, developed the beats and the album's sonic signature.
		Björk's vocals were recorded live, along with the Octet's and Mark Bell's near-to-live instrumentation.
	unit.bjork.com /websense/homogenic/homogenic_album_p15.htm (271 words)

	MARK BELL / LFO Interview
		Mark Bell might only have been nineteen when he recorded Frequencies, but it didn't stop him from getting right at the top of a scene that was only burgeoning at the time.
		As he is putting the finishing touches to his third album, Mark contacted us completely out of the blue.
		The only thing I could do was to make them state every time it says LFO it’s got to say it’s the Lyte Funky Ones.
	www.themilkfactory.co.uk /interviews/lfoiw.htm (1730 words)

	LFO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Having released only two records and not many more singles while they worked together, the pair's apparently meager contribution would hardly seem to bear out the claim that they were one of British techno's most important, agenda-setting groups.
		(LFO were also one of only a few - with 808 State and Coldcut - to find domestic reissue through the New York-based hip-hop label Tommy Boy, making obvious a connection between British experimental techno and American hip-hop and electro-funk.)
		Releasing their bass-heavy debut in 1991 to universal acclaim, the pair were silent for the next five years, with rumors of a follow-up surfacing from time to time failing to produce anything.
	www.80sretromusic.com /biography/L/lfo.htm (332 words)

	LFO INTERVIEWS, LFO LIVE REVIEWS, FEATURES, STREAMS AND DOWNLOADS \| THE MIGHTY CRUD MUSIC MAGAZINE
		This wasn’t the Lyte Funky Ones, this was Warp Records’ LFO: Lo Frequency Modulation, if you please — the boys who virtually reinvented techno in the early nineties with the sound of acid house.
		And lets face it, that LFO provided Warp records with their first major hit is reason enough to love them.
		Says Mark Bell, aka LFO, “Over the past seven years, even though working with other people, I’ve still been making LFO tracks.
	www.2-4-7-music.com /searches/index.asp?ArtistName=LFO (535 words)

	LFO
		LFO (Low Frequency Oscillation), named after the Low Frequency Oscillator component of synthesizers, were pioneers of the Sheffield "bleep techno" sound in the UK at the start of the 1990's and are best known for the early self-titled techno anthem "LFO".
		Their last release as a duo was the album "Advance" in 1996.
		In 2003 Mark Bell resumed use of the name as a solo pseudonym.
	rock.discogs.com /artist/LFO (153 words)

	G3RM...Art.Code.Lit.Tech.Maths.Music...
		As one half of the legendary electronic duo LFO, Mark Bell was one of the first acts to be released on Warp Records ten years ago.
		Back then, LFO's "bleeps & clonks" had an immeasurable impact on the bass-driven sound of Euro Techno.
		Oldie but goodie....New LFO due in near future on WARP
	g3rmy.blogspot.com /2003/03/native-instruments-mark-bell-as-one.html (118 words)

	FREAK (LFO): music: Chaos.com
		This might only be a 3 tracker but LFO's MARK BELL packs a digital punch that you won't forget for a long time.
		Just as edgy as the seminal club monsters of the early 90's (such as "LFO" and "Tied Up"), LFO keep doing what they do...only better and newer.
		The programming is superb and the whole journey of the tracks is fascinating.
	chaos.com /product/freak_524559_7322.html (245 words)

	LFO: play4me.com.au
		A brilliant enough album at any time, but considering this was originally released in 1991, it is apparent how important the Low Frequency Oscillations is as...
		LFO hail from Leeds and originally comprised of Mark Bell and Gez Varley.
		Early in 1990 they met up, by chance, with the directors of Warp Records who, on the strength of a few rough demos,...
	www.play4me.com.au /artist/lfo_7322.html (200 words)

	LFO
		LFO is an English techno group on the Warp Records label, that shouldn't be confused with the pop band Lyte Funky Ones''.
		Then-Radio 1 DJ Steve Wright declared it was the worst record he had ever heard.
		Signed to Tommy Boy in the US, the duo did remix work on Afrika Bambaataa's "Planet Rock" and LFO went on to work with Björk, Radiohead, Depeche Mode, Kraftwerk, Laurent Garnier, and Andrew Weatherall (The Sabres Of Paradise).
	www.artistopia.com /lfo (286 words)

	LFO on Rhapsody (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Electronica/Dance > Techno > U.K./Euro Techno > LFO
		Electronica/Dance > Techno > Ambient Techno > LFO
		Hear LFO and similar artists on this channel.
	www.rhapsody.com /lfo2 (67 words)

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