Infinite Syndrome, by Bugs

Infinite Syndrome

by Bugs

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1.	Intro 00:49	buy track
2.	About You 04:54	buy track
3.	Let Go (Bugs Remix) 05:42	buy track
4.	Superscience (In The Dark Remix) 05:04	buy track
5.	Broken 04:51	buy track
6.	The Oracle 06:26	buy track
7.	Intermission 00:51	buy track
8.	Top Buzzer 06:21	buy track
9.	Wrapped Up 04:54	buy track
10.	Filed Under X 06:00	buy track
11.	You and I 05:08	buy track
12.	Bugs Theme (The Sequel) 05:56	buy track

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Drum'n'bass artistes everywhere should take note: song structures are your friends. The groove never suffers from proximity to a singer, and lyrics generally impose structure on what can, all too often, otherwise devolve into mere funky longwindedness. Bugs (Andrew Jervis and David Biegel) understand this, and as a result, their debut is a rich and spicy stew of thick, dark grooves that throb with contained and organized energy. Various singers lend their talents to the project, including the up-and-coming drum'n'bass chanteuse Terra Deva (who never sounded as sexy on her solo album as she does here on the simmering "Broken") and a woman with the evocative name Storm Large (whose "About You" sounds like something Baxter could have written if English were their first language). The production is virtuosic throughout -- note the flanged and delayed percussion on "Let Go" and the tasteful use of jazzy flute on "About You." There's a sly but respectful nod to old-school hip-hop in the power chords and midtempo turntablism of "Superscience." Overall, this is one of the most satisfying discs of the year in any genre. -Rick Anderson

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released July 14, 1993

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