1995 re-release bonus tracks

Personnel

Pitchshifter

• J.S. Clayden - lead vocals
  Lead vocalist
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   (tracks 2, 5, 8, 9)
• Mark Clayden - lead vocals (tracks 1, 3, 4, 6) and bass
  Bass guitar
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• John A. Carter - lead guitar
  Lead guitar
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• Stu E. Toolin - rhythm guitar
  Rhythm guitar
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Production

• J.S. Clayden - artwork
• Dave Lawrence - engineering
• M. Akerman - photography
• V.J. Toolin - lyrical inspiration
• John A. Carter - production
• Stuart Knight, Digby Pearson
  Digby Pearson
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  , founder of Earache Records
  Earache Records
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   - thanks

Releases

Submit was originally released in 1992 on vinyl

Gramophone record

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 and CD. The original CD release (in 1992) did not have the two live tracks and featured "Silo" as a hidden track. The vinyl

Gramophone record

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 release does not contain "Silo". The matrix of Side A of the vinyl record includes the words "A Fat Wallet Production" while the matrix of Side B says "Buy the CD for "Silo"". The album was re-released on CD only in 1995 with two live tracks recorded in Stuttgard, Germany in 1994. The CD re-release lists "Silo" as a separate track from "Tendrill" and spells track 4 as "Bastardizer". "Landfill" was originally featured on Industrial

Industrial (album)

- 1998 re-release bonus track :-Personnel:Pichshifter* Mark Clayden - lead vocals and bass* J.S. Clayden - backing vocals* John A. Carter - lead guitar and programming* Stu E. Toolin - rhythm guitar...

and would later appear on Desensitized as a hidden track.