Released: | 1/6/1995 |
Condition: | New |
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CHEMICAL BROTHERS - EXIT PLANET DUST
Price:
€9.99
Format: Compact Disc
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The Chemical Brothers were formerly known as the Dust Brothers. The name change seems particularly appropriate, as many observers viewing the disc's cover would be hard-pressed to perceive this as anything remotely electronic-based. Rave faves and flamboyant studio techies in their native England, the Brothers may be the '90s inheritors of Adrian Sherwood and his On-U Sound legacy. EXIT PLANET DUST is a record concerned more with the urban jungle than space-time continuums, although there's no shortage of tripped-out effects, stereo panning, reverb, and a healthy amount of studio gimcrackery. Mobile fidelity is the nucleus here, so anyone expecting ambience need look elsewhere. With this record, one of the first to break so-called "electronica" mainstream and on Main Street, USA, The Brothers have assimilated so many dancefloor ideologies that their stance within the "big beat" genre should ultimately get them through the next musical revolution--and beyond. To many, this is the possible future of pop: Spock & roll, anyone?
Discs 1 | 1) | Leave Home | 2) | In Dust We Trust | 3) | Song To The Siren | 4) | Three Little Birdies Down Beats | 5) | Fuck Up Beats | 6) | Chemical Beats | 7) | Chico's Groove | 8) | One Too Many Mornings | 9) | Life Is Sweet | 10) | Playground For A Wedgeless Firm | 11) | Alive Alone |
Electronic
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