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THE REVIEW
"Stakker Humanoid" is a classic of acid house and '89 raves.
The Future Sound Of London embody the beauty of the future art of young Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans, the classic English prodigies from twenty-five years ago.
"Accelerator" is the debut that gives us "Papua New Guinea." If they had tasted the thrill of a hit with "Stakker Humanoid," here we are at their calmest certainty.
Fabulous notes of piano, pulsating bass, and mystical warblings that weave into a colorful vortex. You travel at full speed with this 1992 single, song of the year and omnipresent in the most "in" techno/house venues in Britain.
Various mixes, remixes, and dub influences that reach up to Fraser and skillfully up to cosmic music.
These were artists who really knew their stuff... they didn't just lean against the turntables...
The ambient is a jungle seasoned with stalactites and giant sunflowers instead of clouds in the sky. It's all so alive and moldable according to our sensitivity.
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The review highlights 'Papua New Guinea' as a seminal 1992 single by Future Sound Of London from their debut album 'Accelerator.' It praises the rich fusion of piano, bass, and ambient sound textures. The track is recognized for its significance in acid house and techno scenes and its enduring presence in UK dance venues. The artists' skill and innovation are emphasized throughout.Tracklist
The Future Sound of London
The Future Sound of London is the British electronic duo Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans. Pioneers of ambient and IDM, they are known for influential releases such as Accelerator (with “Papua New Guinea”), Lifeforms, ISDN, and Dead Cities.06 Reviews
