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Future Sound Of London, The - Lifeforms


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Label: Astralwerks, Virgin Records America, Inc.
Catalog#: ASW 6113-2, 7243 8 39433 2 6
Format: 2 x CD, Album
Country:US
Released:20 May 1994
Genre: Electronic
Style: Leftfield, Downtempo, Experimental, Ambient
Credits: Engineer - Yage
Photography [Cover Model] - P. Knott
Photography [Front] - Peter Atkinson
Photography [Gatefold] - Alistair Shey , Martin Poole
Producer, Written-By, Artwork By - FSOL*
Written-By - Dougans* , Cobain*
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Rating:   4.5/5 (275 votesRate It
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Tracklisting:

1.1   Cascade (6:00)
1.2   Ill Flower (3:25)
1.3   Flak (4:53)
    Guitar [Textures & Bytes] - Robert Fripp
  Other [Sound Bytes] - Ozric Tentacles
  Written-By - Grossart* , Williams* , Fripp* , Nightingale* , Thompson*
1.4   Bird Wings (1:30)
1.5   Dead Skin Cells (6:51)
1.6   Lifeforms (5:18)
1.7   Eggshell (6:46)
1.8   Among Myselves (5:53)
2.1   Domain (2:48)
2.2   Spineless Jelly (4:42)
2.3   Interstat (0:55)
2.4   Vertical Pig (6:45)
2.5   Cerebral (3:31)
    Vocals [Texture] - Toni Halliday
2.6   Life Form Ends (5:03)
    Percussion [Tabla Tronics] - Talvin Singh
2.7   Vit (6:48)
2.8   Omnipresence (6:39)
    Written-By - Schulze*
2.9   Room 208 (6:13)
2.10   Elaborate Burn (3:16)
2.11   Little Brother (5:13)

User Reviews:

scoundrel, May 18, 2004

If Accelerator is the Future Sound of London’s take on techno, then Lifeforms is their take on ambient. But instead of stillness, the ambience here is constantly in motion, with new sounds and textures weaving their way through the music. If you don’t like a certain sound, don’t worry, it’ll change in just a few seconds. But how could anyone not like the processed piano of “Dead Skin Cells” or the eerie vocals on “Among Myselves.” There’s much more darkness on the second disc -- the electro of “Spineless Jelly” or the melancholy acoustic guitar on “Cerebral.” “Vit” throws in some harsher tones (sampled from Speedy J, if I’m not mistaken), but it’s smoothed out by the time the housey “Omnipresence” comes around. An astonishingly dense and accomplied album. A must-have in every collection.

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