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The Ruff Guide To Genre Terrorism - Sonic Boom Six

 
Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic / Artist: Sonic Boom Six / Audio CD released 2006-07-10 at Deck Cheese / Disc #1 ... more
The Ruff Guide To Genre Terrorism - Sonic Boom Six ... Tracklisting
1 Do It Today
2 Apathy Begins At Home
3 All In - Featuring Coolie Ranx
4 Piggy In The Middle
5 For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
6 Northern Skies
7 Bigger Than Punk Rock
8 Danger! Danger!
9 Don't Say I Never Warned Ya
10 Shareena
11 A People's History Of The Future
12 Until The Sunlight Comes

Newest Review: ... some indian influences on one track. To be fair I simply cannot do service to the uniqueness of the band by simply listing ... more

 ... the some of the genres that they dip into. The actuall tracks have something for everyone. The opening track "Do it today" is a mass collection of melody and energy which clearly shows the influence from punk that the band have recieved. Then looking at tracks like "Northen Skies" and "When the sunight comes" have a deffinate elegance and subtilty that is rare to find these days and it provides a pefrect contrast to the heavier more brash tracks of the album. For the hip-hop fan you ha...more

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The Ruff Guide to Genre Terrorism
Release Date: 2006 - 07 - 10, Audio CD, Deck Cheese
Last Update 12.12.2009 06:09
£ 15.67


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Premium Review The Ruff Guide To Genre Terrorism - Sonic Boom Six: Possibly the best studio album of the last 15 years (379 words)
by - written on 29/06/09 (Very useful, 3 readings)
Rating:

Sonic boom six, a band who are extremely tanlented and brilliantly unique and who don't get the recognition that they deserve, and especially for this album. You will not find a more refreshing music album of any genre produced in the last ten years. Come to think of it this is one of those albums that trancends genres it has elements of hard rock, punk, ska, hip-hop, dance, even some old school electronica and there are even some indian influences on one track. To be fair I simply cannot do service to the uniqueness of the band by simply listing the some of the genres that they dip into. The actuall tracks have something for everyone. The opening track ...  Read the complete review

 

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