Silicon Sandwich (Instrumentals) by Music Inside Music Inside : Silicon Sandwich (Instrumentals).
 Funky bubbling electronic pop.

With the Silicon Sandwich album, Music Inside opens doors to 10 new different electronic worlds.

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!

Songs:

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.

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

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

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