Starters Alternators

Studio album by The Ex

Released

October 20, 1998

Recorded

June 14–20, 1998 at Electrical Audio, Chicago

Genre

Punk rock, Experimental

Length

53:19

Label

Touch and Go Records (US)
Ex Records (Netherlands)

Producer

Steve Albini

The Ex chronology

Instant
(1995)

Starters Alternators
(1998)

In the Fishtank 5
(2001)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]

Starters Alternators is an album by Dutch anarchist band The Ex.

Track listing

"Frenzy" - 5:02
"Let's Panic Later" - 5:45
"I.O.U. (Nought)" - 5:02
"Art of Losing" - 5:29
"It's a Sin" - 4:23
"Two Struck by the Moon" - 3:44
"Mother" - 4:02
"Bee Coz" - 4:48
"Lump Sum Insomnia" - 6:27
"Wildebeest" - 4:20
"Nem Úgy Van Most" - 4:22

References

↑ Starters Alternators at AllMusic

The Ex

Terrie Hessels Katherina Bornefeld Andy Moor Arnold de Boer G.W. Sok René Geurt Bas Wim Sabien John Luc Yoke Nicolette Colin Han Buhrs Han Bennink Rozemarie Heggen Massimo Pupillo

Studio albums	Disturbing Domestic Peace History Is What's Happening Tumult Blueprints for a Blackout Pokkeherrie 1936, The Spanish Revolution Aural Guerrilla Joggers and Smoggers Mudbird Shivers Starters Alternators Dizzy Spells Turn Catch My Shoe

Live albums	Too Many Cowboys Antidote Live in Wroclaw

Compilation albums	Hands Up! You're Free Ample Singles. Period. The Vinyl Years 1980–1990 30 Years of The Ex

Collaborations	Villa Zuid Moet Blijven (with Svatsox and De Groeten) The Red Dance Package (with Alerta) Enough Is Enough (with Awara) Support the Miners' Strike (with Zowiso and Morzelpronk) Pay No More Than 6 Fr. (with Svatsox) Destroy Fascism! (with Chumbawamba) Treat (with Dog Faced Hermans) Keep on Hoppin'/Crap Rap (with The Mekons) 6 (with various) Scrabbling at the Lock (with Tom Cora) Live at the Bimhuis (with guests) And the Weathermen Shrug Their Shoulders (with Tom Cora) Instant (with guests) In the Fishtank 5 (with Tortoise) Een Rondje Holland (as Ex Orkest) In the Fishtank 9 (with Sonic Youth and Instant Composers Pool) Moa Anbessa (with Getatchew Mekurya and guests) Y'Anbessaw Tezeta (with Getatchew Mekurya and friends)

Related articles	Dog Faced Hermans Tom Cora Getatchew Mekurya Zea Anarcho-punk KatJonBand

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