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Lie Cheat Steal is a 2010 drum and bass album by British producer Tom Withers, known under his stage name Klute. Released on his own Commercial Suicide label, the album is noted for its uncompromising and darker approach to electronic music. The work explores a variety of tempos and styles alongside traditional drum and bass, reflecting the producer's diverse musical background.
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What is the actual release date and format of Klute's Lie Cheat Steal?
The release commonly catalogued as Lie, Cheat & Steal / You Should Be Ashamed came out on May 19, 2003, not 2010. It is a 22-song double album on Tom Withers's Commercial Suicide label, with drum and bass on one disc and techno on the other.
Who is Klute?
Klute is the stage name of British producer Tom Withers, whose catalog includes Fear of People and Music for Prophet. Commercial Suicide was his own label, and the Lie, Cheat & Steal project shows him working across drum and bass and techno.
What tracks are on the drum and bass disc of Lie Cheat Steal?
The first disc includes Now Always Forever, Ambient Hell, Song Seller, Traffico, Problem Reaction, and Tacky among 12 tracks. The second disc switches to techno material such as Music for Doubles and Artificial Sense.
Which labels help place Klute's Lie Cheat Steal in drum and bass history?
Klute had released through labels including Certificate 18, 31 Records, Hospital, Advanced, and Metalheadz before building Commercial Suicide. Those names place the record in the UK drum and bass network, while the second disc's techno focus makes it broader than a standard D&B LP.
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