Bomb The Bass is an electronic music project led by producer Tim Simenon, active since the late 1980s, known for blending electronic, trip-hop and dance styles.

Clear (1995) is discussed in the provided reviews. The project is led by Tim Simenon. Reviews mention collaborations on Clear with Sinéad O'Connor and Benjamin Zephaniah, and guest appearances including Justin Warfield and Bim Sherman. Bomb The Bass had notable late-1980s/1990s electronic singles and albums such as Beat Dis / Xenon 2: Megablast and Into the Dragon.

DeBaser hosts two reviews of Bomb The Bass's 1995 album Clear. Reviewers highlight standout tracks such as Bug Powder Dust and Empire (featuring Sinéad O'Connor and Benjamin Zephaniah) while noting uneven filler and a sound that some find dated. Overall appreciation for specific songs but a guarded view of the album as a whole.

For:Fans of 1990s electronic, trip-hop, and experimental dance music

 'Black Heart: like the most Central European Depeche Mode in session with the monstrous Jamaican rhythm section of Sly & Robbie that first paints everything in dub and then transforms it into a raggamuffin fugue... God, how this piece excites and carries me away!'

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 The gem Empire (featuring the prestigious Sinéad O'Connor and Benjamin Zephaniah), a magnificent tribal/trance creation, the magnum opus of the entire album, concludes a compact, rich, and eloquent work...

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