Accelerator - Future Sound of London (2001)
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Genre:
Electronic dance
Orbital
Central Industrial |
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Why did I buy it?
I loved a previous track of theirs and borrowed this album on that basis.
It's unusual for me to listen to an album with no lyrics, but not unheard of,
and although I dont go clubbing anymore I sometimes reminisce, so I had hoped for
great things from this album, particularly after loving Dead Skin Cells from the Lifeforms album.
The whole album is just a shallow beat behind a continuous dance track, one after
another. One track, Central Industrial, stood out for Jean-Michel Jarre style
touches, however there was nothing to make this album rewarding - the sound was
not even rich enough to provide me with satisfying background noise, so I can
imagine it is only useful at a certain type of party, under the influence of
drugs, or one track at a time in a club.
I am quite prepared to accept that it is a good example of its type; unfortunately
the fact that it is not my favourite genre, and all the tracks were so similar
and offered little mental stimulation means that I just wouldn't touch it again.
No.
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