Amon Tobin discography

This is the discography (albums, EPs, singles, and remixes) released by Amon Tobin under his own name, under the names Cujo, Two Fingers and Only Child Tyrant, and in collaboration with other artists.

Amon Tobin discography
Studio albums8
Live albums1
Compilation albums3
EPs21
Soundtrack albums3

As Amon Tobin

Albums

Collections, Collaborations & Other Appearances


Singles & EPs
  • Curfew (1995) (as Cujo)
  • The Remixes (1996) (as Cujo)
  • Creatures (1996)
  • Chomp Samba (1997)
  • Mission (1997)
  • Piranha Breaks (1997)
  • Like Regular Chickens (Danny Breaks & Dillinja Remixes) (1998)
  • 4 Ton Mantis (2000)
  • Slowly (2000)
  • East To West (2002)
  • Verbal (2002) - Chart positions: Canadian Singles Chart: 15
  • Angel Of Theft (2004) (as Player)
  • The Lighthouse (2005)
  • Bloodstone EP (2007)
  • Taxidermia EP (2008) (Digital Download Only)
  • "Surge" (2011)
  • Dark Jovian EP (2015)
  • "On a Hilltop Sat the Moon" (2019)
  • "Vipers Follow You" (2019)
  • "Fooling Alright" (2019)
  • "Monkey Box" (2019) (as Only Child Tyrant)
  • "One Shy Morning" (2019)
  • "Full Panther" (2019)
  • Fine Strips of Violence (2019) (Nomark Club exclusive)
  • Nine Bars Back (2019) (as Cujo) (Nomark Club exclusive)
  • Neutrino Mass (2020) (Nomark Club exclusive)
  • "Future Things Swim Before Me" (2020) (Nomark Club exclusive)

B-Sides/Other Tracks
  • Shiny Things (From Creatures)
  • Daytrip (From Creatures)
  • Tabukula Beach Resort (From Mission)
  • Piranha Breaks (From Piranha Breaks)
  • Sub Tropic (From Piranha Breaks)
  • Hot Pursuit (From Piranha Breaks)
  • "Melody Infringement" (From Ninja Cuts: Funkungfusion compilation)
  • Yards (From 4 Ton Mantis)
  • "Bad Sex" (feat. Chris Morris) (From Slowly)
  • "Down & To The Left" (From Xen Cuts compilation)
  • East To West (From East To West)
  • Sirens (From East To West)
  • Cougar Merkin (From Verbal)
  • The Whole Nine (From Verbal)
  • El Chimi (From Verbal)
  • The Last Minute (From The Last Minute Soundtrack)
  • Here Comes The Moon Man (From Bloodstone)
  • Bad Girl (featuring Cecile (Under the alias 60 Hz)
  • Venus Hendrix Live Mix (Digital release - freebie)
  • Slayer Boot (Digital release - freebie)
  • Into the Dark Intermission (Digital release - freebie)
  • Overwhelming Forces (Digital release - freebie)
  • Machine Gun (Noisia Remix)

Live Releases

Music videos
  • "4 Ton Mantis" (2000) - directed by Floria Sigismondi
  • "Slowly" (2000)
  • "Verbal" (2002) - directed by Alex Rutterford
  • "Proper Hoodidge" (2002) - directed by Corine Stübi
  • "El Cargo" (2005) - video by Hexstatic
  • "Esther's" (2010) - directed by Charles De Meyer
  • "Fooling Alright" (2019) - video by Christian Moeller[1]
  • "Vipers will Follow" (2019) - directed by Charles De Meyer [2]

As Two Fingers

Albums
  • Two Fingers (Big Dada/Paper Bag Records, 2009). A new production collaboration between Amon Tobin and Doubleclick featuring MC Sway.[3][4]
  • Instrumentals (Big Dada/Paper Bag Records, 2009)
  • Stunt Rhythms (Big Dada/Ninja Tunes, 2012)
  • Six Rhythms EP (Division, 2015)
  • Fight! Fight! Fight! (Nomark Records, 2020)

Singles
  • "What You Know" (Feat. Sway) (Big Dada, 2009)
  • "That Girl" (Feat. Sway) (Big Dada, 2009)
  • "Bad Girl" (Big Dada, 2009)
  • "Sweden / Razorback" (Big Dada, 2012)
  • "Vengence Rhythm" (Big Dada, 2012)
  • "296 Rhythm" (2019)
  • "You Ain't Down" (2019)
  • "LED Moon Rhythm" (2019)
  • "Fight! Fight! Fight!" (2020)
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References
  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4YHqW851xk
  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZcVVzMCtt0
  3. MySpace.com - Two Fingers - Hip Hop - www.myspace.com/2wofingers Archived September 24, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
  4. "Two Fingers Official Website". Archived from the original on 2014-04-07. Retrieved 2018-10-16.
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