Nottingham-based industrial rock outfit PITCHSHIFTER has re-released its long-lost original version of their monster single “[NOS] Genius”. The unheard and recovered version of the track comes as a celebration of 27 years since the release of the band’s magnum opus album, “www.pitchshifter.com”, and…
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