Slurpy Gloop, a Scottish four-piece band, released the minimal synth and experimental album ‘I Heard It In A Bathtub In Ohio’ in 1986. The band drew influence from pioneering electronic and industrial artists of the mid-to-late 1970s and early 1980s, channeling that era’s innovative spirit into their own psychedelic sound. Systems of Romance has shared an updated digital rip of this obscure UK release, highlighting its significance within the experimental electronic music landscape of the period.
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