Celebrating The 20th Anniversary Of Mondo Freudo [2001 - 2021]
Join us in celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Freudstein’s debut LP, Mondo Freudo. In honour of this stunning album we have developed a new website and partnered with digital music streaming platforms so you can finally listen to or buy this full length LP.
In addition to this, you can now also stream Freudstein’s entire musical back catalogue in real time, read the history behind the band, and explore their world.
Read all about the latest developments below.
New 2021 Website:
Stream Freudstein’s entire musical back catalogue in real time
Buy Mondo Freudo digital downloads on Amazon Music or Apple Music
Stream the full Mondo Freudo album on www.youtube.com
Follow us on Youtube, Spotify, Xiami Music and other music streaming platforms
Read archive band interviews and album reviews
View live photo galleries, official and unofficial music videos
Read our latest music and horror blog
Enjoy Responsive Website Design with full SSL certification from our new dedicated web hosting
Free Download of Freudstein’s debut E.P.
Further albums may be available to buy in the future
As you can appreciate this website has been a huge undertaking which has required a lot of time, patience and financial outlay. Freudstein have ultimately made very little money from their music over the years, but will be recouping costs (domain/new website hosting/digital aggregators/prs) from digital sales before distributing any possible and unlikely finances fairly. We simply wish our music to be heard.
We hope you enjoy our new website and can find some solace in our music during these dark times.
A History of Mondo Freudo :
Freudstein released their debut album ‘Mondo Freudo’ in 2001, on Wasp Factory Recordings, to wide critical acclaim for its ambitious mix of genres and compositional work. It featured an electic mix of 1970’s horror soundtrack influenced songs mixed with drum and bass, techno, metal and pop. For an album that refused to stay in one specific genre, it was ahead of its time, and was well received with national press reviews in Kerrang Magazine, Bizarre Magazine, The Fly Magazine, Meltdown Magazine, Mayfair Mall Magazine, and many more.
Mondo Freudo was written and produced by Freudstein. The band wrote the album using analogue equipment and analogue synths, including a Cheetah MS6, Roland SH101, Native Instruments, Kontakt, Ibanez guitars, Marshall amps, a makeshift vocal pop shield and Shure SM57 microphone. Recorded and produced in a budget home studio, the album also featured guest appearances by Amon Zero from Arkam Asylum on ‘Punkid’, Solera Russell on ‘Filthy Little Whore’, and Liz Green from Swarf on ‘Shadows’.
Freudstein would like to thank Arthur Smit for the superb album artwork, and Mark Eris and Lee Chaos, our former managers and founder members of Wasp Factory Recordings.
Thank you to our friends and fans, wherever you are.