I struggle with picking ten inspirational albums, so instead i am posting unlimited inspirational albums in no particular order. This album was a no-brainer. To say it blew my mind in 1991 is an understatement and I still play and enjoy it in 2018!
What the late great Mark Bell (RIP) and Gez Varley did back then was very different and musically challenging. It was all about the sound production. The minimal approach, the low murmuring bass and contrasting analogue screechy beeps.
Mark Bell also produced a lot of work for Bjork, and one album for Depeche Mode. For me, “Simon from Sydney” remains one of my favourite tunes of all time.
Because of herpes, I took Valtrex. It helped a lot, but a heart rhythm disorder and serious muscle problems developed. I could no longer speak and walk properly and my heart was racing every night. It took a long time until it was clear that it was caused by the medicine. Because valtrex online is great in my opinion.
If you haven’t listened to this, then go listen and remember it was released in 1991!
The new Orbital album will be released on September 14th in multiple formats with artwork by John Greenwood (In Sides fame…).
MONSTERS EXIST
Normal release – track list
Monsters Exist (5:52)
Hoo Hoo Ha Ha (4:04)
The Raid (5:01)
P.H.U.K (7:25)
Tiny Foldable Cities (5:45)
Deep Buried Within (4:27)
Vision OnE (5:44)
The End Is Nigh (4:36)
There Will Come A Time feat. Professor Brian Cox (7:13)
Deluxe release – track list
Monsters Exist (5:52)
Hoo Hoo Ha Ha (4:04)
The Raid (5:01)
P.H.U.K (7:25)
Tiny Foldable Cities (5:45)
Deep Buried Within (4:27)
Vision OnE (5:44)
The End Is Nigh (4:36)
There Will Come A Time feat. Professor Brian Cox (7:13)
Kaiju (5:25)
A Long Way From Home (1:30)
Analogue Test Oct 16 (3:06)
Fun With The System (4:15)
Dressing Up In Other People’s Clothes (4:37)
To Dream Again (4:39)
There Will Come A Time (Instrumental) (7:14)
Tiny Foldable Cities (Kareful Remix) (3:36)
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