Current Releases:
The single features: Come, Friendly Spacemen, Monks Of Kung Fu, and Come, Friendly Spacemen (version)
There is also a limited-edition vinyl 12" single in the clubs, featuring the long version of Come, Friendly Spacemen alongside re-mixed by Tom Withers of drum n bass combo Override and Johnny Octopus of Octopus Records. The "Sushi" mix is a full on, dark-hearted progressive house tune with an evil bass; the "Jackson Hole" Mix is an insane collision between stadium pop and drum & bass which has to be heard to be believed. The 12" will also feature Monks Of Kung Fu. Any DJ is urged to get in touch with Creation to get a copy.
Come, Friendly Spacemen may be followed by a further single, God's Green Earth.
Come,
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The Single. Catchy.
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B-side to the single. Nice use of Chinese
and Tibetan samples.
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Slow, spooky, sparse beat.
Executive summary: "Ain't nobody gonna miss
you when you're gone"
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Whoooaa! Great beat, greater bassline.
"anti-stupidity and environmentally friendly"
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French. Samples. Stupid fun.
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Sensitive ranting, light beat.
Good analogue synth sweeps.
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Everything
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The verses are superb, good beat.
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Dunno what this's about. Low freq kick.
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The (somewhat) Luv Song. Nice bleeping synth hook
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Restructured movie dialog samples by the sound of it.
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The beatings live on.
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Sweet & light. Appears to concern satellites.
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Monks of Kung Fu
1461K Sputnik 1655K God's Green Earth |
QuickTime videos
(thanks to Ward Travis for converting!) |
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Come Friendly Spacemen
This a midi file of the actual sequence used in the recording. |