

Currently Unavailable Artist: The Chemical Brothers
Genre: Electronic-Dance
Release Date: 04/12/2019
Label: Astralwerks
Catalog Number: 7728691
Recording: Studio
Length:
Format: Vinyl LP
Note: 2LP
180 Gram Vinyl
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The Chemical Brothers

Amoeba Review
08/31/2020
Big beat pioneers The Chemical Brothers prove they’re still masters of the dance floor with their all-killer-no-filler new record, No Geography. The duo employed the same gear used on their classic ‘90s albums, Exit Planet Dust and Dig Your Own Hole — this album fits in nicely with those two, building on the legacy of techno they helped create. There’s a darkness to the highly danceable compositions here, evidenced on tracks like “MAH” (short for Mad As Hell) and the appropriately apocalyptic “Eve of Destruction.” Even the acid-fueled “Free Yourself” hints at something a bit unhinged behind the euphoric swirls and giddy synths. Epic and edgy, No Geography is bound to be one of the year’s best electronic records.