2000Hz by The Rapture The Rapture : 2000Hz.
 Electronica with a heart.

Taking the listener on a journey through trance, dub, drum and bass and back, it's best played loud; preferably in a dark club with lots of flashing lights and smoke.

Alternatively, a phone and headphones will do just fine...whichever way you listen, please enjoy more electronica with a heart. 2000Hz is the fourth album from UK producer "The Rapture".

Songs:

1. The Maybe Man
2. In My Sight
3. Cobwebs and Clowns
4. Listen
5. Theme from Silicon Dust
6. Smoke and Mirrors
7. Feel What You Feel
8. 2000Hz
9. Take Her In Your Arms
10. Arpist
11. The Never Man

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/7/2013
The Rapture lives in Fleet England

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, Dub, Hard Electronic, Industrial

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