Rush by The Rapture The Rapture : Rush.
 Electronica with a heart.

On this album I wanted to explore the current fashion for analogue synthesis and pure analogue sounds, placed against different styles of modern dance music but also continuing my efforts to write electronic music which takes the listener on a journey in every song. This album was six months in the making; written, recorded and produced in the second half of 2013.

The 11 tracks include rave, trip-hop, trance, rap and drum & bass influenced music unified by electrifying, screaming leads, pounding drums and complex arrangements, interspersed with more vocal sections than in previous albums.

Play this on your iPod in the gym and run faster, jump higher and hit harder. Play it on your car radio and I can't be held responsible for your speeding fines! Please enjoy...Rush.

Songs:

1. Black Noise
2. Drop It Down Low
3. Brooklyn Underground
4. Music Machines
5. 24-25s
6. Sol
7. Rush
8. Forge
9. Durty Bass
10. No Way
11. Another Day

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 05/17/2014
The Rapture lives in Fleet England

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, Hard Electronic, Industrial

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