Surely Underworld need no introducing. In the last decade, Karl Hyde/Rick Smith (and since 2005, Darren Price) have proven themselves as one of the most relevant electronic acts out there, both through their musical output as well as live touring. Best known for "Born Slippy," a track made popular via way of Danny Boyle's Trainspotting and today celebrated as one of the greatest dance tracks of the decade (selling over a million copies).Totalling twelve tracks, this is Underworld at their vest best. Jazz a...   [ read more ]

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For the first time in many moons, the people of Earth have a real call to celebrate -- the return of Ghost. Their new offering, Hypnotic Underworld, is their best album ever -- more colorful than "Ghost," heavier than "Temple Stone," deeper and wider than "Lama Rabi Rabi," more psyched and folked than "Snuffbox Immanence" and "Second Time Around," and with a more mountainous jam than "Tune In, Turn On, Free Tibet." Believe it. Yes, "Hypnotic Underworld" is heavy with highlights, adding 70 minutes of Ghost ...   [ read more ]

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Underworld is a fusion CD from Dagda. This ensemble combines Celtic textures and new ambient rhythms and atmospheres in this nod to the home of "Celtic gods, poets, sages and druids." It is a veritable hotbed of Celtic legend and mythology. (The liner notes relate some of the myths in great detail.) The music is wonderful. Traditional Celtic lends itself well to rhythmic ambience. This trio -- presumably, Reg Keating, John Connoly, and Philip O'Reilly -- designed this well. Neith...   [ read more ]

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