Dupieux famously produced the album in a two-month burst of "anger" to prove he was more than just a one-hit wonder after the massive commercial success of the puppet-led Levi's ad featuring "Flat Beat".

True to its title, the album was composed primarily using analog synthesisers, most notably the Korg MS-20 .

is the debut studio album by French musician and filmmaker Quentin Dupieux , better known as Mr. Oizo . Released on October 11, 1999, through the influential French label F Communications , the album is a landmark in experimental electronic music, noted for its gritty, minimalist sound and its association with the global hit "Flat Beat". Production and Style

The album features 14 tracks, with "Flat Beat" typically included as a bonus track on CD editions. Track Name Monophonic Shit No Day Massacre Smoking Tape Last Night a DJ Killed My Dog Bobby Can't Dance One Minute Shakin Inside the Kidney Machine Analog Wormz Sequel Flat Beat (Bonus) Significance and Legacy

Dupieux describes the sound as "dirty house," characterized by deep, rumbling subsonics, squishy buzzing synths, and distorted drum machines.

French producer Feadz provided the extensive turntable and scratch work throughout the record.