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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The much awaited and anticipated trance album of the year has finally hit my CD tray and not before time. Having been dreaming of the glory days of abductions, light beams and alien confrontation for a long time, Eat Static have delivered the goods at last. The album flows throughout with tracks linking together, separated by clever ambient layers intertwined with the classic 'Static' style B movie samples stating the 'UFO's are landing' and 'Our planet is being invaded by an unknown force'. Superb!
If you are looking for plenty of BPM's, wierd rhythms, strange alien communication, clicks and trancy twists and turns from the Somerset based masters of UFO trance then this is the album for you.
It will take you cleverly back in time to the Monkey Man / Mother Planet days, yet is up to date to perfection. No track is head and shoulders above the rest, they are all 10/10 - but if I had to pick a favourite Sucker Unit hits the spot. Listen out for the very clever and interesting track Pachama.
If you love Eat Static - but it!
If you like Eat Static - buy it!
If you have never heard of Eat Static but have £7.99 burning a hole in your pocket - buy it!
If you are looking for plenty of BPM's, wierd rhythms, strange alien communication, clicks and trancy twists and turns from the Somerset based masters of UFO trance then this is the album for you.
It will take you cleverly back in time to the Monkey Man / Mother Planet days, yet is up to date to perfection. No track is head and shoulders above the rest, they are all 10/10 - but if I had to pick a favourite Sucker Unit hits the spot. Listen out for the very clever and interesting track Pachama.
If you love Eat Static - but it!
If you like Eat Static - buy it!
If you have never heard of Eat Static but have £7.99 burning a hole in your pocket - buy it!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album was just what the doctor ordered. Eat Static's last studio album was back in 2001. In the Nude and its predecessor Crash and Burn, were a bit of disappointment after their earlier "Alien" stuff. Now, Eat Static are back to doing what they do best - Alien Trance. There is no other band like them!
I looked at the cover and knew it was going to be great - I wasn't disappointed. The album is liberally sprinkled alien related samples from old films and it all fits together really well. This album is bang up to date.
Tracks 1 and 6 are the best. Track 1 kicks things off to a great start, with loads of samples and a killer beat. Track 6 is a Drum & Bass classic to match the brilliance of Interceptor (Eat Static Remix).
You MUST buy it!
I looked at the cover and knew it was going to be great - I wasn't disappointed. The album is liberally sprinkled alien related samples from old films and it all fits together really well. This album is bang up to date.
Tracks 1 and 6 are the best. Track 1 kicks things off to a great start, with loads of samples and a killer beat. Track 6 is a Drum & Bass classic to match the brilliance of Interceptor (Eat Static Remix).
You MUST buy it!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Brilliant stuff: 50s SF movie samples, vocoders, pounding electronica - It's like they've translated the inside of my head into music! One of those very rare occasions when the cover artwork is a match-perfect reflection of the music inside. So many bands (rubbish metal/rock groups usually) use the alien/saucer iconography as cover eye-candy and stiff the gullible purchaser on the music contained within. Notso here - The Eat Static boys deliver in spades. You NEED this CD.
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Might as well Eat Static
I used to be a huge fan of this pioneering sci-fi-trance act. Two or 3 hippy musicians from the Ozric Tentacles psy-prog rock band breaking away with their take on acid house rave... Read more
Published 16 months ago by izzwoz
Psy-Trance interesting enough for people who don't dance
I include a fair bit of electronica in my eclecticist listening spectrum, but though my wife is a commited clubber and lover of dance music, specifically of the psy-Trance variety,... Read more
Published on 19 July 2009 by John Ferngrove
Rave on.
Sounds to me like the sort of dance music bought by dullards out of the back of Max Power magazine. This sort of stuff soon becomes boring.
Published on 19 Jan 2008 by jonny comet
Good but...
We've been here before. The beats the samples, squeaks and bleeps. Taken in isolation it's good stuff, but looking over the Eat Static back catalogue I can't shake the feeling of... Read more
Published on 29 Oct 2007 by Mr. S. Crook
fantastic return
have always loved static and the new "alien invasion " is excellent.best heard on headphones walking through a dark wood haha
Published on 12 Aug 2007 by sleazypunk
Eat Static are Back
I was listening to this in my car today, and my mate said, "What is this? Alien music?"
And I thought, "Yes. Eat Static are back. Read more
And I thought, "Yes. Eat Static are back. Read more
Published on 28 July 2007 by daren
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