Arling & Cameron – Hi-Fi Underground
Label: | Challenge Records (3) – CR 77045 |
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Format: | CD, Album |
Country: | UK, Europe & US |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic, Pop |
Style: | Europop, Electro, Synth-pop |
Tracklist
1 | Shake It | 4:17 | |
2 | I Don't Need It | 3:25 | |
3 | Walk That Way | 3:19 | |
4 | Open | 3:50 | |
5 | Words | 3:34 | |
6 | Change | 2:58 | |
7 | We Can't Be Somebody Else | 3:28 | |
8 | You Make It Real | 3:41 | |
9 | Computer | 3:55 | |
10 | Popcorn 2006 | 3:43 | |
11 | Games | 3:47 | |
12 | Slow Food | 4:16 |
Companies, etc.
- Mastered At – Calyx Mastering
- Glass Mastered At – Sony DADC – A0100687341-0101
Credits
- Design – 75B
- Engineer [Mix] – Mark Den Hartog
- Liner Notes – Steve Korver
- Mastered By – Bo Kondren
- Mixed By – Arling & Cameron, Mark Den Hartog
- Percussion [Live Hihats, Rides And Crashes] – Wolfgang Glum
- Photography By – Niels Schumm And Anuschka Blommers
- Producer, Performer, Written-By – Gerry Arling & Richard Cameron*
- Vibraphone – Fay Lovsky
Notes
Recorded at Studio A, Groningen and Studio C, Berlin
Mixed at Studio Zwound, Amsterdam
Mastered at Calyx Mastering, Berlin
Mixed at Studio Zwound, Amsterdam
Mastered at Calyx Mastering, Berlin
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 608917704525
- Matrix / Runout: A0100687341-0101 15
- Label Code: LC 00950
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI L555
- Mould SID Code: IFPI 94Z7
Recommendations
Reviews
- Arling & Cameron return after a long hiatus (as well as, if the liner notes are to be believed, a terrible injury) with _Hi-Fi Underground_. And while it starts off with the catchy synth-pop that has always dominated their albums, the first few track feel a little wan compared to their earlier output. "I Don't Need It" has plenty of disco swagger, while the incredibly peppy "Words" has a kinetic energy of its own. But the album takes a stark turn with the delicate "Change," a simple, romantic, acoustic-guitar driven track. "We Can't Be Somebody Else," a proto-hippie call for human unity, seems a far cry from the party-hard attitude of "Shake It." The new version of their classic hit "Popcorn," (now "Popcorn 2006") is much more stripped down, but the shoegazy "Games" actually has more "pop." Finally, "Slow Food" sees A&C delving into Air territory, perhaps better than Air is currently doing themselves. Uneven, but worthwhile.
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