Miss Kittin & The Hacker – First Album (2LP, Vinyl, 2026 Repress)

A landmark of the electroclash era returns to vinyl.

Originally released in 2001, Miss Kittin & The Hacker’s First Album became one of the defining records of the early-2000s electroclash movement. Cold analogue electronics, minimal techno rhythms and Miss Kittin’s detached vocals created a sound that connected Detroit techno, synth-pop, new wave and the emerging electro scene.

Featuring essential tracks such as “Frank Sinatra 2001”, “1982,” “Stock Exchange” and “The Beach,” First Album remains a key reference point for the electroclash sound and one of the most influential electronic albums of its era.

This 2026 repress is presented as a double vinyl edition with printed sleeve on Nobody’s Bizzness.

Format: 2LP
Label: Nobody’s Bizzness
Catalogue Number: NBLP001
Edition: 2026 Repress
Genre: Electro / Electroclash
Condition: New / Sealed