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The Future Sound Of London - Environments Vol.3

Environments Vol.3 by The Future Sound Of London

Environments 3 is another of  ‘the great lost albums’ by The Future Sound Of London. These sessions take on almost mythical status with the group’s fan base. “Environments 3” was due for release much sooner after the 1993 release of the UK Top 10 album hit “Lifeforms”, and only now is it being released – back on the group’s original home, Jumpin’ & Pumpin’ Records.

This release also comes after the recent success of the first two installments which have sold 1000s of units across the different volumes and still climbing.
 
To re-cap, Brian Dougans and Garry Cobain began their musical partnership and friendship in Manchester, England, in the mid 1980s whilst the two were studying at Manchester University. Dougans had already been making electronic music for some time when they first began working in various local clubs. In 1988, Brian embarked on a project for the Stakker graphics company. The result was Stakker Humanoid.  In the following three years the pair produced music under a variety of aliases, followed by the breakthrough classic ambient dub track Papua New Guinea in 1992, which was also the first release under the Future Sound of London moniker.

TRACKLISTING

01 Viewed From An Obsure Angle  
02 Summer's Dream  
03 Sunken Ships  
04 The Empty Land  
05 A Glitch In Cellular Memory  
06 Recollection  
07 Accompaniment For Melodious
08 Expression  
09 Absolution  
10 The Oldest Lady 
11 A Diversionary Tactic  
12 The Silent Place  
13 Out of Synch Child  
14 Hall of Mirrors  
15 End Of The World  
16 Sense of Being  
17 Surface Water  
18 Heart Sick Chord  
19 Repetition Is A Form Of Change

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