Side 1
	1.	"Armed Response" (CD1: Digital Lifeforms redux - Disc 1)
	2.	"Chocolate Machine"
	3.	"Digital Lifeforms"
	4.	"Human Spirit"
	5.	"Drum Meditation"
	6.	"Limbo"
	7.	"Zombie Astral"
	8.	"Beam"
	9.	"Steel Tabernacle"
	10.	"White Darkness"

Side 2
	1.	"Communicate (With The Future)" (CD2: Digital Lifeforms redux - Disc 2)
	2.	"Ocean Reflection"
	3.	"Tribal Warfare"
	4.	"White Tab/Steel Darkness" (Tetrodotoxin mix)
	5.	"Erzulie"
	6.	"Human Spirit" (original dub & roll mix)
	7.	"Zombie Savane"
	8.	"Medium Cool"
	9.	"Shanpwel"
	10.	"Mirror"

Side 3
	1.	"Beneath The City Streets" (CD3: Intensely Radioactive)
	2.	"Inner Rhythms"
	3.	"Exoskeleton"
	4.	"Intensely Radioactive"
	5.	"Atro City Reaction"
	6.	"Intelligence"
	7.	"Revolution"
	8.	"Luminous"

Side 4
	1.	"Dark Continent" (CD4: Dark Continent)
	2.	"Biosynthetic"
	3.	"Neon Soul"
	4.	"Transworld"
	5.	"Satellite"
	6.	"Orgasmatron"
	7.	"Neotek"
	8.	"Your Mind"
	9.	"Gun (Time Will Come)"
	10.	"Libation"

Side 5
	1.	"White Darkness" (Electronic Eye remix - CD5: Runs The Voodoo Down #9294 Archive)
	2.	"Steel Tabernacle #1"
	3.	"Soul Shakedown"
	4.	"Soul Insurgency"
	5.	"Ocean Refraction"
	6.	"Mapou"
	7.	"Chocolate Machine #1"
	8.	"Biosynthetic" (Afpc mix)

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Richard H Kirk has always been an obsessive archivist. Having previously put together numerous expansive Cabaret Voltaire box sets, he's recently started focusing on his solo material. Mute has already put out an eight-disc set of work under his given name; now they've switched attention to the Sandoz project he inaugurated in 1992 in order to produce heady fusions of IDM, techno, Jamaican dub, and the tribal rhythms of Africa. #9294 includes three re-mastered albums - the double-disc debut, Digital Lifeforms, plus the hard-to-find Intensely Radioactive and Dark Continent sets - and a fresh disc of unheard archive material. It's all evocative and musically impressive, flitting between ambient dub, intense dancefloor moments, and freshly baked electronica.

Alexis Le-Tan, Noise In My Head