Monsters Exist

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★ 2 forms of simultaneous release with bonus discs (Deluxe Edition) and 1 (Standard Edition) Along with Underworld, Chemical Brothers and Prodigies, the British Techno Four Kingdom = Orbital, a new album that has been waiting for the whole world! With both the rebellion to the world and the return to the rave, this is a masterpiece of fan-pleasing fan-pleasing masterpiece that combines sound and aggressive, reminiscent of the 90's masterpiece! Artwork depicted by John Greenwood, who works Snivilisation ('94) and In Sides. "This is the album depicting modern monsters." It might be a banker or "that man", and maybe the demons and fears in your self." ... Phil Hartnol (Orbital). Duo and Orbital made by Paul & Fil's Hartnol brothers who lead the 90's Techno scene in numerous hits such as Chime, Impact, P.E.T.R.O.L. In the course of their activity breakdown from '04, they have finally released the new Monsters Exist 6 years ago. Inspired by the current political situation of the world, they chose a coarse expression that would make a middle finger or return to the rave era and completed the work of both people. During the production period, Paul has heard from the new generation of electronics, such as Nathan Faux, John Hopkins, to Beck, and Belle & Sebastian. Meanwhile, Phill was immersed in Bicep and the reverited Minimalistic Techno, Berlin. With fantastic synthesis sound and electro-beat, it is thick yet pop, and sometimes humor is a "orbital! The sound should be delighted by fans of the 90's work, but there must be a clear intention when they dare to take the back to basic approach before the "modern monsters". "No need to pry for who a monster is. Donald Trump or the golden profits It is clear who is a monster. I hate preaching them. It is much better to draw out a little thinking." —Paul Hartnol (Orbital).