(as nicked from discogs.com) Ganzheit were Paul Cullivan & Paul Pugh. "Years ahead of their time, this pioneering hard anarcho-electro band from the late 80s unfortunately split before their mini album, "Dynamite!" could be released. "Dynamite!" was to include superior remixes of the two singles and the unreleased third single, 'Marvellous", which is probably the best track to have been recorded during the acid house period (a mix of it can be found on the Third Mind Records sampler).
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(as nicked from discogs.com) Ganzheit were Paul Cullivan & Paul Pugh. "Years ahead of their time, this pioneering hard anarcho-electro band from the late 80s unfortunately split before their mini album, "Dynamite!" could be released. "Dynamite!" was to include superior remixes of the two singles and the unreleased third single, 'Marvellous", which is probably the best track to have been recorded during the acid house period (a mix of it can be found on the Third Mind Records sampler). This unique album, originally thwarted by record company hiccups, may soon see a limited-issue release on CD." (Greatbeast) They released two singles, "Hammer" & "Brains to the Wall" both sounding like a proto acid house meets electronic body music. Ish. A variation of "Choke on It" from the 'Hammer' 12" appeared as "Preface to Hostilities" on the 'Discreet Campaigns' cassette in 1985, which sounds like the aforementioned acid house with Cosey Fanni Tutti's distinct trumpet playing [see Throbbing Gristle for examples]
