Underworld
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Come 1999 and the turn of the millennium, Underworld were untouchable. Following two sterling albums and the blockbuster international success of “Born Slippy,” Karl Hyde and Rick Smith joined DJ Darren Emerson one final time, for the release of the last of their three studio sets together as the all-conquering...
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Second Toughest in the Infants came three years after Underworld's potent debut Dubnobasswithmyheadman. Opening with an opulent triptych called 'Juanita', 'Kiteless' and 'To Dream Of Love' - three tracks which segue seamlessly into each other and form a quite splendid 16-minute Underworld-a-thon—the trio certainly weren't afraid to indulge when making...
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Audiopile Review: When the rave revolution really started to kick off, loads of people who’d just been hanging around the UK music scene got sucked into its orbit. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say that people who’d been lost in the musical wilderness finally found their home. Released in...
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First released in 2016 – Barbara, Barbara, we face a shining future. 180gsm heavy weight black vinyl. Cut at half speed and meticulously checked for the highest quality audio. Double gatefold with the classic design from the original pressing but with added spine detail to showcase your collection....
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180gsm heavy weight black double vinyl. Cut at half speed and meticulously checked for the highest quality audio. Double gatefold with the classic design from the original pressing but with added spine detail to showcase your collection....
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2024 Remaster. 180gsm heavy weight black double vinyl. Cut at half speed and meticulously checked for the highest quality audio. Double gatefold with the classic design from the original pressing but with added spine detail to showcase your collection....
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Underworld’s seventh album, Oblivion With Bells, was originally released in 2007. It features the singles, “Crocodile” and “Beautiful Burnout.”...
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Welcome to Strawberry Hotel. Here, gleaming tensile techno forms clean, straight lines while scratchy acoustic guitars scuff up edges to produce ghostly audio. Poetry is snatched from the overhead, removed from the overheard; words borrowed from the ether are spun into dizzying new shapes, sometimes reappearing in new settings, twisted...
