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 Dead Cities - Future Sound Of London
 Dead Cities - Future Sound Of London ... Tracklisting1 Herd Killing 2 Dead Cities 3 Her Face Forms In Summertime 4 We Have Explosive 5 Everyone In The World Is Doing Something Without Me 6 My Kingdom 7 Max 8 Antique Toy 9 Quagmire 10 In A State Of Permanent Abyss 11 Glass 12 Yage 13 Vit Drowning 14 Through Your Gills I Breathe 15 First Death In The Family Newest Review: ... but underneath there is always the mechanical drum-sounds, as well as the sound of something soaring overhead - perhaps the ... more ... killing machine. The harmony is quite primitive, as if a regression had occurred amongst humans and the hunter-gatherer mentali
ty had returned. Peaceful, yet ominous. We Have Explosive takes us into the places where captive humans are working. The endless drive of machinery and factory sounds and the recurrence of the screams from Herd Killing indicate the working conditions for this slave-gang. A very dark and atmospheric track. Ever...more |
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Dead Cities - Future Sound Of London: Dead Cities Come Very Much To Life (1198 words)
by - written on 18/07/01 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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I was inspired to write this after reading a really good review of FSOL's Lifeforms album on here - I hope I'm allowed to say that. I'm a huge FSOL fan and this is, so far, my favourite. To me, it conjures up a different part of a desolate futuristic world with each track. I truly believe that this is an album intended to be interpreted differently by each person who listens to it, but I thought I'd give you a quick description of what it brings to my mind. Hope you're all alright with that. Herd Killing is the introduction, if you will, to this amoral world we are exploring. A harsh drum-beat signals, to me, the killing-machine ploughing its ... Read the complete review
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