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The Disco Biscuits are capable of churning out straightforward, almost earnest rock -- "Jigsaw Earth" has a buoyancy reminiscent of Workingman's Dead, while the syncopated "Triumph" melds brawny backbeats with clubby analog synths. But they're much more interesting when they take left turns. Among the trippy excursions here are a wonky, jazzlike interval exercise titled "Floodlights" and a whiplashing live-electronica fantasia, "Float Like a Butterfly."
TOM MOON
(RS 909 – November 14, 2002)
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Track List
- Hope
- Float Like A Butterfly
- In The Sky
- Floodlights
- Jigsaw Earth
- Sugarcane
- Sound One
- The Tunnel
- Sprawl
- Flocs
- Triumph
- Hope II
- Jam (Hidden Track)
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