Leæther Strip, a sonic force to be reckoned with, emerges from the vibrant underground of 1960s Denmark. With an early discography that includes the provocative Science for the Satanic Citizen series, the artist's unflinching passion for experimental sound design is evident in every note. Yes, I'm Limited, the 20th-anniversary reissue, stands as a testament to the artist's unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is considered acceptable and normative.

Leæther Strip's sound is a deliberate exercise in sonic provocation, an assault on the senses that defies easy categorization. The likes of Die Die Die, Touchdown Breakdown, and Razor Blades (Go Berserk) demonstrate an unrelenting drive to create music that is unapologetic and in-your-face. Even tracks like Leæther Strip, Part I and Part II, which display a more nuanced side of the artist, are marked by an unshakeable sense of urgency and rebelliousness. It is this unwavering dedication to the raw and unbridled expression of sound that has earned Leæther Strip their position as a pioneering figure in the realm of avant-garde music.