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Manmademan - Single Cell / Palladium

 

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Artist: Manmademan

Title: Single Cell / Palladium

Label: Transient

Date: 2002

 

Track listing:

 

01. Single Cell

02. Palladium

 

Review:

 

Just got a taste from the new upcoming album of veterans ManMadeMan, which will

be called Cell Division. Love Technology didn't really do it to me, but if

this is a sign of things to come, the cutest couple of trance is back, and big

time.

Single Cell, meant to be the opening track on the upcoming album, is a slow

builder- starting totally dark and groovy, with a devastating kick & bass,

collecting hi-hats, percussion, wooshes & disturbed psychotic bees on the way,

it gathers the energy till you found yourselves tangled in a web of acidic

alien gossip. Massive!!!

Palladium, on the other side, starts with a disconcerting beat that slowly

turns into a totally hypnotic minimal piece with great percussion work and

flying droning sounds in the background- a real slow hypnotizer!

Bottom Line: Some Hypnotic Shit!!! This will trance the floor!

Guest suntech[at]bezeqint[dot]net
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WoooooW i like this new music of this Women....

  • 2 months later...
Guest [Anonymous]
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Manmademan have a wonderful knack of totally igniting a dancefloor while never

retracing old steps and managing to sound new every time. Opening track from

the forthcoming album "Cell Division", Single Cell is a chuggy and slightly

scarey tune, making full use of hauntingly atmospheric stabs and dark drones

over a simple rhythm section and rolling bassline. Palladium is a linear

percussive number with shifting rhythms and an even darker vibe. It shifts and

it stomps, but it's unlikely to raise many a dancefloor temperature.

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