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Noisia – Split The Cantlet

		Machine Gun	4:05
		My World	4:53
		Shitbox	0:58
		Separate The Atom	5:42
		Th	3:45
		Leakage	1:33
		Mitt Gestures	3:11
		Headknot	ane:32
		Ruby-red Heat	iii:28
		Shellshock	3:47
		Whiskers	1:x
		Alpha Centauri	iv:00
		Soul Purge	3:00
		Diplodocus	3:01
		Paper Doll	1:06
		Dystopia	0:58
		Sunhammer	iii:48
		Stigma	3:25
		Square Feet	three:28

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  G. van Sonderen*

  Written-By, Producer

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  Northward. Roos*

  Written-Past, Producer

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  T. de Vlieger*

  Written-By, Producer

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	Dissever The Atom CD, Anthology	Vision Recordings – VSNCD001	Netherlands	2010	Netherlands — 2010			Recently Edited
	Carve up The Atom CDr, Album, Promo	Vision Recordings – VSNCD001P	UK	2010	UK — 2010			Recently Edited
	Split The Atom (DJ Edits) viii × File, MP3, Mini-Anthology 320 kbps	Vision Recordings – 321568	U.k.	2010	UK — 2010
	Dissever The Cantlet 32 × File, MP3, Album, Special Edition 320 kbps	Mau5trap Recordings – MAU5CD010D	Canada	2012	Canada — 2012			Recently Edited
	Split The Atom 2 × CD, Album, Special Edition	Mau5trap Recordings – MAU5CD010P	Canada	2012	Canada — 2012
	Split The Atom 32 × File, WAV, Album, Special Edition	Mau5trap Recordings – MAU5CD010D	U.k.	2012	UK — 2012			Recently Edited
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	Split The Atom 2 × CD, Album, Reissue, Special Edition	Vision Recordings – VSNCD001S	Netherlands	2017	Netherlands — 2017			Recently Edited

Edited 5 years ago

It could take been better if the tracks were full lenght. It showed that tracks included here on the 'Divide the Atom' EP's and the 'Stigma' unmarried for case were longer. It could had easily fit the cd disc, and with digital there is no need to short your songs.

But overall its an fine work which showed that the trio are more capable and so just producing heavier d'n'b.

Await, what happened here? I'm not very much into Noisia but I do know them and beloved their sound on for example Sandworm which is a actually deep, dry out track (from 2005). This anthology has lots of deadline commercial tracks with lame fidgetty dubstep/electro sounds. Some people may argue it's "fresh" merely to me it's just a thwarting. Beware.

Album is groovy. Without whatsoever doubts. But of course, Noisia can do meliorate.
He makes more than breaks, less dnb, its superb for me. I retrieve that they find admittedly their style.
More breakbeats!

This anthology was a bit of a disapoinment to me, Partialy because my expectations were so loftier.
It's Noisia! Who would await anything less than AMAZING??

The First obvious thing that one would notice upon listening to this anthology, is that their isnt very much dnb on information technology, the majority of information technology is the type of housey-tech stuff that they put out on their Segmentation lable. But thats not realy the main problem to me, because i like all the stuff on Sectionalisation. Its only that their were a agglomeration of weak tracks.
about a third of the tracks are just short petty interludes that don't realy accept any value other than every bit brusque little interludes. Its a flake pointless if you ask me. Only this album is certainly not without its good points, as at that place are a couple totaly dope tracks on it.

Machine Gun: I've always hated this track. I'm not gonna become into it just I'chiliad sure some of us can relate.

My World: This is ane of my favorites! Plenty of kick-ass breaks, and every 1 knows that kick-ass breaks are the best affair about dnb! I'm not so fond of the vocals, only they realy dont detract from the track at all anyhow. This might be the best out of the few actual dnb tracks on the album.

Dissever the Atom: Hands-down my favorite track on the album! EPIC build up, "split the atom", and so a drop into pure funky insanity. It'south not DnB, simply it certain is fucking dope.

Thursday: An allright rail, with all respect, but there isnt realy anything special or interesting about it.

Hand Gestures: Now this ane is pretty tight. Kinda like the type of "subtle" neurofunk that Phace & Misanthrop have been experimenting with on Neosignal.

Blood-red Estrus: Another personal favorite of mine. Again more of the "Division" type housey-tech whatsoever its called. Simply it'due south a very absurd rails.

There are a few more than pretty good tracks, and just as many shity tracks, but this review has gotten a bit as well long...

Edited 12 years ago

I've been excited when i heard that Noisia are realsing their first debut album. However later hearing information technology i take some questions to inquire.

The bad: I'm non quite sure what Noisia guys are trying to tell us all songs here are very short plus there is 10 or 15 minutes of unused infinite on a CD , whereas Vinyl has a full length tracks ?! Despite our fellings for Noisia y'all can't ignore that Noisia is becoming comercial. When i received it i hoped that it volition accept more Drum and Bass tracks along the lines of The Tide, Cake Control but to my surprise there is a few Drum and Bass tracks.

The Good: Noisia is standing exploring other musical genres, in this anthology you have mixture of hybrid Hip-Hop, Business firm etc. All songs are continued to each other which creates a wonderful journey feeling, just also sometimes i'm non quite sure where they taking me. The product and Mastering is also ace. Technicaly this album rocks and it will inspire new artists to try different things and it will breath fresh air into the scene, but it not the point.

Overall i would recommend this album for enyone interested in electronic music and information technology entertaines you throughout . But for some it will be a crossroad ...

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