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Thought So...

Nightmares On Wax

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Album Review

Thought So... is a bit of a travelogue for Nightmares on Wax, consisting of tracks recorded in locales ranging from Leeds to Ibiza — and definitely many places in between. Utilizing an intriguing studio named Camper Van Somewhere (as in, "Recorded on the..."), George Evelyn and Robin Taylor-Firth keep their productions painfully sparse, par for the course in the NoW catalog. Sometimes they're a little too sparse, specifically the first few tracks, where listeners might get the feeling they're trapped back in 1996 — when a naked breakbeat and an occasional effect or sample were the only things necessary for an innovative production. By the time they get to "Bringin It," however, it's clear that Evelyn and Taylor-Firth haven't lost their touch for finding grooves that transcend terms like lazy and instead achieve superlatives like effortless. There are a few additional moments of greatness ("Moretime" is a clear highlight), but also a few more tracks on the opposite side — they may make for great background listening, but seem to require altered states to get through while focusing on the music.

Customer Reviews

refreshing , more please

Lovin half of this album , I cant stop playing Da Feelin' however when Im thumping it out full blast in my little Mini I feel the next 2 tracks kill the mood . Bringin it back does bring it back but the next one lets me down again . Moretime lifts me up then Pretty Dark & the rest I find boring. Half worth buying, no doubt a skilled album.... but a for me too up and down. More of Da Feelin' P L E A S E

The bar still high

NOW once again produce an album that continues their distinct and solid sound of riffs, loops and beats. Not veering dramatically of course this album continues the familiar sound of NOW and it's all the better for it - it's what we've come to love and makes the album perfect for cruising, chilling or enjoying the summer! Love this album, with some infectious songs such as Da Feelin and Bringin it. Not sure what all the fuss is about? Download this, and you'll soon be downloading the other albums too!

TOP NOTCH

newcomer to this band and can say i am glad of genius for the tip not a bad track on this album

Biography

Formed: 1988 in Yorkshire, England

Genre: Electronic

Years Active: '80s, '90s, '00s

The combined project of George Evelyn and Robin Taylor-Firth, Nightmares on Wax became one of the brightest spots on the post-rave British techno map of the early '90s. NoW's debut album, A Word of Science, was — along with early tracks by LFO, Tuff Little Unit, and Tricky Disco — a crucial bridge between the competing influences of New York house and electro, Detroit techno and soul, London rave and acid, and the burgeoning eclecticism of the years to come. Forming in the late '80s in...
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