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Empirion - Advanced Technology

Musician: Empirion
Album title: Advanced Technology
Style: Breakbeat, Electro, Industrial
Released: 1996
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1589 mb
Size APE version: 1241 mb
Size WMA version: 1980 mb
Rating ✫: 4.9
Votes: 764
Format: AA MP1 APE AU TTA MP2 MOD
Genre: Electronic

Empirion - Advanced Technology mp3 album

Empirion Breakbeat Electro Industrial 1996 UK

Tracklist

A1	Narcotic Influence 1	6:45
A2	Advanced Technology	9:28
B1	Ayahuasca	6:45
B2	Ph1	6:34
B3	Quark	11:22
C1	Narcotic Influence 2	5:55
C2	Ciao	9:30
D1	Jesus Christ	7:44
D2	New Religion	10:31

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 5 012093 551760 >

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
XLCD117	Empirion	Advanced Technology ‎(CD, Album)	XL Recordings, Wanted Records	XLCD117	UK	1996
XLCD117	Empirion	Advanced Technology ‎(CD, Album, RP)	XL Recordings, Wanted Records	XLCD117	UK	Unknown
XLCD117	Empirion	Advanced Technology ‎(CD, Album)	XL Recordings, Wanted Records	XLCD117	Sweden	1996
none	Empirion	Advanced Technology ‎(Cass, Album, Promo)	XL Recordings	none	Germany	1996
INT 847.907, 7243 484305 2 6, XL/INT 847.907	Empirion	Advanced Technology ‎(CD, Album)	XL Recordings, Wanted Records, XL Recordings, Wanted Records, XL Recordings, Wanted Records	INT 847.907, 7243 484305 2 6, XL/INT 847.907	Europe	1996

Gavikelv

Narcotic influence (1) is the choice track here, much plugged in the clubs in 94/95. The album is very well produced and some of the tracks work well (PH1 for example) but none can get close to the mighty sound of "drugs taking their lives away"!

Exellent

This is straight forward acid techno with quick beats and chaotic melodies. Both versions of "Narcotic Influence" are the best of both lp's. Driving dancefloor material that certainly is not original, new or refreshing, yet the music remains addictive. The music certainly sounds dated for the current time period, however, it is from 1996 (Sad that 1996 is a dated sound). This album is worth a listen, but dont expected to be blown away by it.

RuTGamer

Found Empirion thru the Firestarter Single, and hunted down this CD shortly afterwards. I cant say enough about this now defunct trio. they had an absolutely fantastic sound (even if it did sound dated) Ciao, PH1, and the Meat Beat remix of Narcotic Influence were enough to make me track down every release they had. Sounds kinda like early 80's techno with a dose of acid synths and drums stolen from Bill Leeb/NIN. worth it if your into Wumpscut, anything Front242 related or any electronic-industrial sound. 9/10