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Beaucoup fish

Underworld

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Reviews (11)

The libraries' assessment

d. 9. Apr. 1999

Ulrik Goos Iversen

d. 9. Apr. 1999

Underworld holder i modsætning til andre technoguruer hverken til i et studie eller i en køkkenvask, men i et stort kontor i den yderst fashionable Tomato Building midt i Londons smeltedigel, hvor reklamefolk og grafikere er deres nærmeste naboer og partnere. Deres inciterende udtryk er visionært såvel som visuelt: Lyden udvikles samtidig i visuel form som computergrafik og giver indtryk af den evige bevægelses evigt skiftende tempi. Underworld er på én gang kult, (over)klasse og - kommercielt set - kasse.
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The line of best fit

d. 1. Sep. 2017

Chris Todd

d. 1. Sep. 2017

"Underworld's bizarre breakthrough sounds just as weirdly brilliant on its 18th birthday ... Informed by the club sounds of the time - this being an era where trance and hard house pumped out of club speakers across the country - Beaucoup Fish is their most robust album, one that marked a shift from the lyrical obliqueness of past material".
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Pitchfork

d. 28. Aug. 2017

Philip Sherburne

d. 28. Aug. 2017

"Originally released in 1999, Underworld's newly reissued rave-inspired fifth LP is often thrilling, but is mainly a fascinating snapshot of the UK group at a moment of ambivalence".
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