Future Sounds Of London - Accelerator. Dble CD. (Jumpin' & Pumpin' - CDTOT2X) Re-release of 1991 debut album by the FSOL. Very much of it's time, there is a strong techno / rave feel to the album, but definitely the odd darker effect that hints at their later work and a move beyond the acid synths towards the emerging Big Beat movement. A great sense of euphoria and energy has been carefully created here by the duo.

Future Sounds Of London - Papua New Guinea Translations. CD. (Jumpin' & Pumpin' - CDTOT52) The FSOL were impressed by their own song "Papua New Guinea" so much that they have decided to remix it themselves seven times! Track listing sub titles: "Original", "Papsico""The Lovers" "Wooden Ships", "Great Marmalade Mama In The Sky", "Requiem", "Translation", "Things Change Like The Patterns And Shades That Fall From The Sun" and "Big Blue"

Future Sounds Of London - Dead Cities. CD. (Virgin Records - CDV2814) The last release for the electronic duo in the '90's, Dead Cities is yet another change in direction. Far more beat orientated than their previous albums and the lyrical themes and atmospherere are notably darker in this (at times) overwhelming musical adventure. A mixture of rage, depression and finally hope rear their head on haunted vocal samples and ambient synths. Highly recommended, modern electronica at its very best.

Future Sounds Of London - Life Forms. Dble CD. (Virgin Records - CDV2722) Second full length album by FSOL. This nineteen track double evolves from their debut with one of the most experimental techno releases of the '90's. Highly intricate with minute detail and subtle changes, it feels like one of those albums you have to hear in one go to really get what they are trying to do. Too upbeat to be considered just an ambient album, their serene melodic synths and analog drum beats create a haunting atmosphere that float by your ears in a truly fascinating way.

Future Sounds Of London - From The Archives Volume 1. CD. (Jumpin' & Pumpin' - CDTOT53) Spanning Twenty five years of recordings, the FSOL library is vast and varied; this is the first volume of previously unreleased material. Surprisingly it is a perfect introduction to their career as well as a treasure trove for their hardcore fans, touching on all sonic aspects of their career. Seventeen tracks, including "Pale Moon", "Enviroments (Birds)" and the much anticipated "Lizzard Crawl." Note that the artwork is in the same vein as the iconic imagery of "Lifeforms."

Future Sounds Of London - From The Archives Volume 2. CD. (Jumpin' & Pumpin' - CDTOT54) The second collection of unreleased tracks from the group's twenty five year career. Although fans might initially fear the possibility of over kill with three volumes of unheard and rare stuff, the wealth and quality of the material they have to offer the public is astounding. Twenty one tracks in all, including: "Skinny Ribbed Fucker", "Cellular Control", "Museum" and "Brujo."

Future Sounds Of London - From The Archives - Vinyl Edition. Dble LP. (Jumpin' & Pumpin' - LPFSOL1) Reminiscent of the Analord series released by Aphex Twin, FSOL have compiled the best moments from the three volumes of unreleased and rare tracks from their lengthy career onto one album. Twelve tracks: Lizzard Crawl, Hallucination, Woodland, Mouth Muse, Turn Around, Hazey Day Girl, Brujo, Long Shadows, Dark Matter, Distant Nebulus, Space Squids and Mango Tree. Limited edition collectors set.

Future Sounds Of London - From The Archives - Volume 3. CD. (Jumpin' & Pumpin' - CDTOT55) Third and final installment of unreleased and rare tracks from the FSOL personal archive. Gary Cobain and Brian Dougan have always delivered a fine fine line in Kraut-tronics and folktronica, ambient-dub, electronica, electro-breaks and full on trance; this series has been a welcome return for the influential duo. Seventeen tracks in all, featuring: "Made Contact Internal", "Teeth of the Wind", "Stomach Acid" and "Iaiaiaiaia."

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