The Scent of Crash and Burn
2003 EP, Centrozoon
The Scent of Crash and Burn is an EP by Centrozoon (Markus Reuter and Bernhard Wöstheinrich), featuring No-Man singer Tim Bowness as a guest vocalist; the first in a series of releases by this trio configuration which included both CD and vinyl albums, digital-releases, as well as a DVD.
Selected tracks from The Scent of Crash and Burn were reworked (either as remixes or edits) for subsequent releases. For example, the title track was edited by co-producer Lee Fletcher for inclusion on the follow-up album Never Trust the Way You Are.
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