Genre/Influences: Electro-pop. Background/Info: American electro-pop formation Mind Machine struck back this year, releasing their first…
Genre/Influences:
Electro-pop.
Background/Info:
American
electro-pop formation Mind Machine struck back this year, releasing their first
album in twenty four years. The song “Clouds Of Doubt” was one of the major
songs from the album, which they now have released as EP/single title song.
Content:
The
EP features 5 songs. Among the list you’ll rediscover the “Album Version”,
which is a ‘classic’ electro-pop song carried by a solid chorus. Mark Kendrick
known under the Fused moniker achieved 3 remixes. Next to the so-called “Fused
Sacred Remix”, he also features a “12” Remix” and a “7” Remix”. Last, but not least you also will
discover a “Piano & Strings Version” from “Hundred Thousand Million”, which
is another look back to the previously released full length.
+
+ + : “Clouds Of Doubt” is a good choice to get released as an EP-title song.
The work accomplished by Fused is adding a little extra and especially the
“Fused Sacred Remix” sounds great –and even better than the original version. I
also have to say a word about the great vocals by singer Brian Belknap.
–
– – : The remixes aren’t exactly that different from each other. But what I’m
really missing is a “Club Remix”.
Conclusion:
This
EP is a nice addition to the album featuring one of the best songs from “Return
Of The Machine”.
Best
songs: “Clouds Of Doubt – Fused Sacred Remix”, “Clouds Of Doubt – Fused Sacred
12” Remix”.
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