Supreme Beings Of Leisure Divine Operating System CD

 SPoL changing costume
I agree with most reviewers out there that this effort by SPoL is more into dance not, however, completely forgetting to bring with the innovative trippy soundscape that was omnipresent in their debut album. You need to note that SPoL is on this, and the following album 11i, reduced to the two core members Sakurai and Soriano-Lightwood. The risk of running out of ideas is high, as evidenced in 11i, which, on my scale, is 3 stars. This 'decline' in musical innovation is reflected in my 'best trips of SPoL' mix: Never the Same, Last Girl on Earth, Ghetto, The Light, Touch Me, Truth from Fiction, Calamity Jane, This World, What's the deal,Good, So Much More, Under the Gun, Freezer, Sublime, Everywhere.
Submitted by villaghazal (Inkoo, Finland)
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 Horrible!
The first album rules... This one blows... Need I say more?
Submitted by a reviewer (Chicago, Il.)
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 Too cool for you!
With sounds straight out of a James Bond movie theme, these hipters provide the perfect musical backdrop to your next cocktail party!! You might describe this as a more upbeat Portishead-like groove, with tasty lounge trimmings...can you dig it?
Submitted by a reviewer (Corona, CA, USA)
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 what happened
This band lost all the flavor it once had, I really enjoyed the first record, but was disappointed by the disco that has taken over this band.They used to be cool with tripnotic grooves,Now they sound like a bad 70's cover band.
Submitted by a reviewer (Miami , Fl)
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