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The SIMONSOUND - Reverse Engineering



Artist: The SIMONSOUND  Receive an e-mail alert when this artist releases a new title
Title: Reverse Engineering
Label: First Word  Receive an e-mail alert when this artist releases a new title
Cat: FW 51CD
Format: CD
Released: 31 May, 2010
Price: $15.62
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B
Playlist: MP3
Availability: Out of stock
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Side 1
1.  - Tour De Mars - MP3 Sample MP3 "Tour De Mars"
2.  - Moon Rocks - MP3 Sample MP3 "Moon Rocks"
3.  - Inside The Capsule - MP3 Sample MP3 "Inside The Capsule"
4.  - Hole In The Head - MP3 Sample MP3 "Hole In The Head"
5.  - Bad Love - MP3 Sample MP3 "Bad Love"
6.  - The One That Got Away - MP3 Sample MP3 "The One That Got Away"
7.  - Baker's Dozen - MP3 Sample MP3 "Baker's Dozen"
8.  - Against The Clock - MP3 Sample MP3 "Against The Clock"
9.  - Nautilus - MP3 Sample MP3 "Nautilus"
10.  - Between The Wake & The Sleep - MP3 Sample MP3 "Between The Wake & The Sleep"
11.  - Lunar Ascent - MP3 Sample MP3 "Lunar Ascent"
12.  - Call Of The Siren - MP3 Sample MP3 "Call Of The Siren" (part 1)
13.  - Call Of The Siren - MP3 Sample MP3 "Call Of The Siren" (part 2)
14.  - It's Just Begun - MP3 Sample MP3 "It's Just Begun"

  • played by:Ennio Styles (Stylin Radio Show), Soul-Identity Music

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    Review

    The Simonsound are in fact Matt Ford (aka hip-hop producer DJ Format) and Simon James, and on Reverse Engineering they've united to go on a Moog-fuelled odyssey into a funky and kitsch world of their own. Having initially drummed up interest by releasing two 7" singles featuring covers of Kraftwerk's "Tour De France" and The Jimmy Castor Bunch's B-boy classic "It's Just Begun," they've turned the project into a full blown album and it's a huge amount of fun from start to finish. Both of the initial singles appear on the album - "Tour De Mars" (as they've retitled it) kicking things off in style. As with almost all of the material here, funky live drums underpin extensive use of vintage synths, making it a pleasing cross between the earnest output of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and the slightly more tongue-in-cheek 90's covers project, The Moog Cookbook.