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Mouse on Mars, otherwise known as Dusseldorf's own Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner, balance between accessibility and the avant-garde, but on previous albums their machines seemed stuck in fussbudget mode. With Radical Connector, the German duo has hitched its busy beats to big-ass melodies. The irresistible "Wipe That Sound" stomps like vintage Daft Punk, but the beats slip and skitter just enough to suggest a new genre: arena glitch.
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Track List
- Mine is Yours
- Wipe That Sound
- Spaceship
- Send Me Shivers
- Blood Comes
- The End
- Detected Beats
- All The Old Powers
- Evoke an Object
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