I loved Wireless (some of it reminded me of the kind of music you hear - or should hear - on space documentaries) but I am not feeling the new single either - it sounds like the kinda ravey stuff you heard in the mid-90s with a vocal tacked on. We have a guy in Australia who does the same kind of stuff, Honeysmack - it's kinda 'party like it's 1991', not old enough to be retro, just really dated. The mixes are very non-descript.
I have the album and will play tonight (report soon, I am hopeful) - it's out in April, I was told. Re: Planetary Assault Systems, this is from an interview I did late last year. I think it's a good thing to wind up, that last album sounded very derivative to me. Interestingly, Slater is finishing off Planetary Assault Systems. "I haven't really got the time or the feeling I used to have to do Planetary and I don't wanna keep on doing it just because I can sell a few records or whatever, so that was the last album," he says. "You suddenly realise that things have changed and you have just moved on." --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
