Underworld

Disco de Underworld: “Dark & Long [Single]”

Información del disco :

Título:

Dark & Long [Single]

Fecha de Publicación:1999-08-31

Tipo:Desconocido

Género:Electronic/Dance, House

Sello Discográfico:V2

Letras Explícitas:No

UPC:5033197102733

Lista de temas :
1	.	Dark and Long [Hall's Mix]
2	.	Dark Train
3	.	Most Ospitable
4	.	215 Miles

Análisis (en inglés) - :

A smart and solid tie-in to their stellar re-debut album {^Dubnobasswithmyheadman} and a sound so well-chilled that even {$Underworld} themselves couldn't get enough of it. The title cut, {&"Dark & Long,"} is much as it is on the full-length: a sly, seductive and edgy piece that takes a less-is-more approach with dry vocals and restrained tension. The group's blossoming strength lies in careful use of build and mood rather than elaborately ornate song structure. {$Darren Emerson}, {$Rick Smith}, and {$Karl Hyde} all have a good ear for grooves and know how long to let them breathe before adding layers. This is especially evident in the lush and simple {&"Dark Train"} and further exemplified by the disc's 20-minute epic finale, {&"215 Miles,"} which is beautiful, energizing, mysterious, and engaging from start to finish. The trio had found themselves in a rich and mostly uncharted territory, where exploration seemed especially easy and, in this case, especially rewarding. At a time when {\electronica} was still learning how to walk, {$Underworld} was already shuffling, skipping, slithering, and sprinting out of the starting gates. ~ Keir Langley, All Music Guide


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