‘Rhythm, Sound And Movement’ album review.

Pitch Black

Review by JohnS // 14 May 2009
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I have been desperately short of some walking tunes for some time and the new Pitch black album has filled that void nicely. Having released ‘Rhythm, Sound And Movement’, which is a artful collection of remixes of tracks from their ‘Rude Mechanicals’ album. Stepping up to tweak the original tracks are artists such as Simon Flower, Bluetech, Friends Electric and many more.

This is a fantastic album to chill out to as well as get ready for a big night out. I have a few albums in my collection that do get played as much as this album does. It was a lot better than I expected and I was expecting it to be good. This would be a excellent album to have on those long summer nights while cooking a few snarlers on the Barbie.

Of all the tracks on the album my favourite was ‘Rude Mechanicals’ remixed by UK DJ, Mistrust. This track really appealed to me but there was no real stand out winner. You would really benefit from purchasing the 14-track CD, or if you prefer to download, you can get the surgically-enhanced 20-track ultra augmented bumper edition!!

This is one of the most listened albums in my household. Highly recommended.

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