• 1. No Cruise Control
      • 2. Densité
      • 3. Jungle The Jungle
      • 4. Helix
      • 5. Aurillac Incident
      • 6. Double Z
      • 7. Funk Kraut
      • 8. Dodorian
      • 9. Snare Attack
      • 10. Magnavox Odyssey

      The album kicks off with 'No cruise control', a big bad sedan that effortlessly eats up the distance at 120 BPM. Kraut as can be, with a twist. And as far as funk goes, it's not Bootsy Collins, but there's a whiff. Space is structured by synth patterns, for optimized drumming: forward, straight and fluid, top- notch suspension (Cosmic Neman and Dr Schoonberg take care of business on drums). They treat themselves to a diversion via Darmstadt to take some musique concrete on board: mechanical birds chirp, the odd atonal piano here and there. Nerds will appreciate liner notes detailing the equipment used: about twenty synths and they still describe it as minimal.

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