Simian Discography of CDs

Simian songs Eclectic: A little way to describe Simian's strange, bewitching, heady music would be to say that their sound is a union of traditional folk songwriting & English song playing, psychedelic boldness & pure, contemporary eletronics & production techniques.

Simian CD discography Track Listing of songs: Never Be Alone; We Don't Want Your Help; Since When;

Simian albums Coming across like a cross between one of the better Elephant 6 bands and the Beta Band, Simian don't trod ground that's too original with Chemistry Is What We Are, but they walk with a confident gait and utilize a full-produced sound to their benefit. In patches, they ...

Simian music CDs We Are Your Friends is the sound of Simian going pop in a grand way. Gone are the slow-burning psychedelic experiments of Chemistry Is What We Are. In their place are 12 endlessly energetic, sugary, and hook-filled sonic confections. Lightening the mood and incorporating musical influences from glitchy ...

Simian discography Track Listing of songs: Mr Crow; Something New; Queen May;

Simian songs The biggest track from the mind-bending 2002 album, 'We Are Friends', is a masterpiece in tension building. The title track is backed with two non-LP tracks, 'La Breeze' (Brian Eno Remix & Ladytron Remix). Source. 2003.

Simian CD discography UK single off the psychedelic pop experimentalist's 2001 album, 'Chemistry Is What We Are'. Four non-LP tracks, 'Mr Crow' (Radio Mix), 'Into The Ground', 'Song & Dance' & the video for the title track. 2002.

Simian albums UK single off the psychedelic pop experimentalist's 2001 album, 'Chemistry Is What We Are'. Three non-LP tracks, 'Mr Crow' (Radio Mix), 'Something New' & 'Queen May'. 2002.

Simian CD discography Arriving almost a decade too early to capitalize on the mid-'90s dance boom which saw the Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, and Underworld conquer the charts as well as the underground rave scene, Manchester outfit 808 State may not be a household name, but without their pioneering fusion of acid-house, ambient techno, and pulsing breakbeats, it's unlikely that the likes of "Firestarter," "Block Rockin' Beats," or "Born Slippy" would have ever seen the light of day. Released 13 years after their last compilation, Blueprint, Best Of shows just how far ahead of their time they were, with electro maverick Aphex Twin doffing his cap to the influence they had on his career with a remix of "Flow Coma," contributions from Björk ("Qmart"), and the Manics' James Dean Bradfield ("Lopez") inventing the whole guest indie vocalist-does-dance music shtick which has since become the norm, and the blissed-out sax-led "Pacific State," still sounding as euphoric 20 years after it became one of illegal warehouse culture's most iconic hits. With only one album (2003's Outpost Transmission) recorded in the intervening years, some might question the necessity of a new collection. Although it shares nine of its seventeen songs with its predecessor, this career-spanning set is no cynical cash-in, thanks to a treasure trove of obscure remixes, "revisited" versions, and a ...

Simian albums Track Listing of songs: We Are Your Friends; We Are Your Friends; We Are Your Friends;