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Justice – Hears To The Future
Label: | Hydrogen Dukebox – DUKE 70CD |
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Format: | CD, Mini-Album |
Country: | UK |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic |
Style: | Drum n Bass, Electro, House, Hip Hop, Downtempo |
Tracklist
1 | Two Thousand Moments | 5:48 | |
2 | Wack MC's | 4:50 | |
3 | Cycle II | 3:39 | |
4 | Beat Drop | 5:34 | |
5 | Faith & Reason | 5:52 | |
6 | Monk Rock | 1:20 | |
7 | Suburbs | 4:56 | |
8 | Wack MC's (Instrumental) | 4:25 |
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- Published By – Hydrogen Dukebox
- Published By – Reverb Music Publishing Limited
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Hydrogen Dukebox Records Ltd.
- Copyright © – Hydrogen Dukebox Records Ltd.
Notes
CD in cardboard sleeve housed in an outer cardboard sleeve that also contains a circular reply postcard and a six-page foldout inlay with a label catalogue.
℗ & © Hydrogen Dukebox Records Limited 2000
℗ & © Hydrogen Dukebox Records Limited 2000
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Printed): 7 95984 10702 8
- Barcode (Scanned): 0795984107028
- Matrix / Runout: █ 04069 DUKE070CD SP F 18268 121299
- Mastering SID Code: ifpi LD81
- Mould SID Code: ifpi 8Y12
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Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Hears To The Future (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Clear, 10", 45 RPM, Clear, 7", 45 RPM, Clear, All Media, Mini-Album, Limited Edition) | Hydrogen Dukebox, Hydrogen Dukebox, Hydrogen Dukebox, Hydrogen Dukebox | DUKE 070 DJV, DUKE 70DJV07, DUKE 70DJV12 | UK | 2000 |
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Edited 16 years ago
Justice, one of the lesser known masters of drum ‘n’ bass, shows off his stuff with HEARS TO THE FUTURE, a short album that expands his music into new directions, from the downtempo cinematic atmosphere and Arabic singing of “Two Thousand Moments” to the pumping house of “Cycle II.” There’s plenty of juiciness to be found here; even the wack MCs of “Wack MCs” don’t sink the track (though I obviously prefer the instrumental version). The electro vibe of “Beat Drop” is pure rhythm, which contrasts to the emotional lyrics of the more layered and musical “Faith + Reason.” “Monk Rock” is a short, looped jazz interlude, but “Suburbs” gets us back to the breaks for which Justice was rightly known.