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Track List
01) Herd Killing
02) Dead Cities
03) Her Face Forms in Summertime
04) We Have Explosive
05) Everyone in the World Is Doing Something Wit
06) My Kingdom
07) Max
08) Antique Toy
09) Quagmire / In a State of Permanent Abyss
10) Glass
11) Yage
12) Vit Drowning / Through Your Gills I Breathe
13) First Death in the Family / Dead Cities Repr
01) Herd Killing
02) Dead Cities
03) Her Face Forms in Summertime
04) We Have Explosive
05) Everyone in the World Is Doing Something Wit
06) My Kingdom
07) Max
08) Antique Toy
09) Quagmire / In a State of Permanent Abyss
10) Glass
11) Yage
12) Vit Drowning / Through Your Gills I Breathe
13) First Death in the Family / Dead Cities Repr
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First Released
1996
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Dead Cities is a 1996 album by electronic music group The Future Sound of London.
Though almost without lyrics to speak of, most of the first half of the album (with the exception of "Her Face Forms in Summertime") is dark and full of well structured malevolence in that its songs combine synthetic sounds with samples to create an apocalyptic, dystopian atmosphere. The second half of the disc however is rather more relaxed and FSOL combine the darkness with more of their now familiar complex, ambient techniques to create an odd, peaceful yet intriguing atmosphere.
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Dead Cities is a 1996 album by electronic music group The Future Sound of London.
Though almost without lyrics to speak of, most of the first half of the album (with the exception of "Her Face Forms in Summertime") is dark and full of well structured malevolence in that its songs combine synthetic sounds with samples to create an apocalyptic, dystopian atmosphere. The second half of the disc however is rather more relaxed and FSOL combine the darkness with more of their now familiar complex, ambient techniques to create an odd, peaceful yet intriguing atmosphere.
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