This album will make you dance, close your eyes and scratch your head at times. With the pulsating beat of "No Time", the haunting atmosphere of "It Feels Like This", the love story of a robot and a spoon in "Curved Side Of The Spoon", and the hunting man-eaters in "Cannibals", just to name a few tracks.

Silicon Sandwich is a digital musical trip of a different kind.

Yes, you can have your silicon sandwich anyway you like it!

1. I Live in your Head (instrumental)
2. No Time (instrumental)
3. This is what it is (instrumental)
4. So Clear (instrumental)
5. Curved Side of the Spoon (instrumental)
6. It Feels like this (instrumental)
7. Let Me Know (If you want me) (instrumental)
8. Miss Under Standing (instrumental)
9. Seven (instrumental)
10. Cannibals (instrumental)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 7/2/2011
Music Inside lives in Montreal Canada

Tagged as: Electronica, Electro Rock, Pop, Chillout, Instrumental

1. Single Barrel by Hunter and the Dirty Jacks: Retro Fresh Rock & Roll Soul
2. Public Service Announcement (Instrumental) by The Proper Authorities: pulse-pounding, booty-shaking rock
3. COS by The Headroom Project: Vivid world-electronica grooves
4. Jetuton Andawai by The Headroom Project: Vivid world-electronica grooves
5. Public Service Announcement by The Proper Authorities: pulse-pounding, booty-shaking rock
6. Singles (Instrumental) by Thirty Day Notice: Somewhere Between Pleasantly Hypnotic and Slightly Disturbing
7. Sweet Rock Candy by Seismic Anamoly: instrumental hard rock
8. Aisle7 by LehtMoJoe: a booty-grooving, intensely melodic, splice-o-matic masterpiece
9. Up Too Late (instrumental) by Kurt Hunter: If Jason Mraz wrote upbeat pop songs for James Taylor to sing
10. Punk Instrumentals by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
11. The Looking Glass by Roots of Rebellion: melodic modern hard rock
12. EP One by The Easton Ellises: An Electronic journey on a psychedelic Rock Influential
13. New Ways To Destroy Music by Daniel Bautista: while my guitar gently shreds
14. Dead Mans Hand by Seismic Anamoly: instrumental hard rock
15. Disco Drama by Neurobic: Urban pop music for those about to dance
16. The Art of Not Blending In by Burnshee Thornside: funny, funky blues
17. Mojo Radio by Mojo Radio: dirty blues fo' yo' dirty minds
18. Surfacing by Roots of Rebellion: melodic modern hard rock

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