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The Black Dog (band). For other uses, see Black dog. The Black Dog. Origin. Though they completed over a dozen critically acclaimed remixes during this period, only one album was ever released: Unsavoury Products featured the talents of Parisian beat poet Black Sifichi on vocals. In 2001, Downie teamed up with Richard and Martin Dust, owners of the label Dust Science Recordings. Since then, they have started to play live again and have released eight EPs and four full-length albums on Dust Science. Their first album, Silenced, was released in 2005.

This one has much in common with Music for Adverts, from the lengthy track listing to an excellent production sense rooted in dark tribal electronics and a feel that's endearingly meandering.

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The Black Dog continues its sonic adventures with Unsavoury Products, aided and abetted by the spoken-word (or more like growled-word) of Black Sifichi. It's difficult to tell which came first, the vocals or the music, because the two are so well-integrated that they seem to be an organic whole. Black Sifichi explores different moods with his monologues, from the drolly humorous "Mental Health Hotline" to the dark and brooding "Wishing Well. The music, however, is continually paranoid and complex. It's a fascinating combination: Beat poetry to beats. Black Sifichi's spoken word poetry mixes perfectly with Black Dog's mastery of rhythms. This album is worth your time and money.

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Neither takes center stage; free of ego, the pair allow the album to impart its provocative energy unhindered. Avoiding gauche parody or drooling idolatry, Sifichi's spoken word contributions are unmistakably Burroughsian. Yet nowhere on Unsavoury Products can I justifiably accuse Sifichi of ripping off Burroughs' idiosyncratic delivery nor his emotionally distant factional narratives. It demands undistracted concentration. For Unsavoury Products is a fascinating and multi-layered album, and one the Black Dog will have to enlist the wildest of Interzone trippers to better.

Unsavoury Products is the fifth full-length studio album by The Black Dog featuring Parisian spoken word artist Black Sifichi. The album was released in 2002 on CD. It is meant as a tribute to William S. Burroughs and inspired by The Black Dog’s collaboration with Burroughs before his death. Ken Downie explained: "We’d sent tapes to William Burroughs, and were waiting for him to deliver some spoken word back to us, but he fell ill, and died