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The Prodigy, Akira Yamaoka, Jet, Girl Talk*, Digitalism, Arctic Monkeys, Klaxons*, Neon Neon*, Asian Dub Foundation, Chromeo
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soundtrack, Instrumental, Electronic
Latest reviews
Excellent track, it really takes you the depth of disturbed human thoughts and show how dark a tortured soul can be.
It's all about ambiance.
Three styles. Three varied tracks.
This album excels because it offers variety in all its tracks and in small doses.
From "When Waves"'s groovy bass and drums to "Be Brave"'s Sade-ish feel, and "Lightin"'s dark lounge.
Can be easily used for ambiance tracks in calm public places or specific soundtracks.
Space Exploration is a great track for use in soundtracks, be it for a game or film. The music doesn't offer a lot of variation, but serves it purpose of accompanying ongoing screen action.
If only it had a little more flair, I'd use as a soundtrack for a game of mine.
Both the album cover and the track create a noir feel that soothes the spirit and generates mystery.
Perfect soundtrack for a depressing/romantic scene in a noir film or just to create a moody lounge ambiance at a restaurant or coffee shop.
This is an excellent piano track! Though it doesn't fit easily in with many scenes, for the purpose of soundtrack, it is amazing nonetheless.
My criticism relates only to the fact that as the album is a single and doesn't offer anymore tracks. Other than that I find the music too intense at times, but that isn't a problem, but rather a matter of taste.
Looking for potential movie soundtracks, I stumbled upon "Bagnoli Rocks".
I can perfectly imagine some tracks in the album as part of a movie soundtrack. However that does not apply to all tracks and I don't know if this is the reason, but I felt many tracks were too long, such as "Radio Transmissions" which could benefit from a shorter duration.
The electronic sounds, on the other hand, did not bother me at all. I especially liked the gritty and dark reality some tracks conveyed, which brings us to the album cover and makes me think of poverty in many underdeveloped countries. Reminds me in a way of the "Deus Ex" game soundtrack.
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