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    A Hundred Days Off

    Most dance music is about doing the wild thing, but Underworld songs aren't about sex so much as unrequited, frustrated, information-age lust. With the elegant, troubled throb of A Hundred Days Off, singer Karl Hyde and producer Rick Smith suggest that a crowded discothque can be a very lonely...

    2002 RS: 3of 5 Stars

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Karl Hyde (vocals) and Rick Smith (guitar) were just another couple of new-wave wankers until DJ Darren Emerson joined them in 1990, helping reenvision Hyde's moody sonnets for a techno-conscious world. The crew eventually became so successful at programming subversiveness into the commercial realm they've even formed a cutting-edge graphic-design company, Tomato, boasting Pepsi and Nike as client...

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