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Percy X - Wheres The Music

  by Cila Warncke

published: 8 / 7 / 2002



Percy X - Wheres The Music
Label: Soma Records
Format: CD

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Refreshingly "relevant" and "of-the-minute electro-techno workout" from dance maestro Terry Scott, aka Percy X

The third album proper from Percy X (aka Terry Scott, aka X Man) 'Where’s The Music' is an of-the-minute electro-techno workout that struts around the edges of the dance floor like that kid back at school who was a little bit cooler than everyone else, and knew it. A minimalist bass murmur underpinned by bobbling breaks opens the proceedings on 'Find Yourself'. Genre-clashing is clearly the order of the day as Club X unleashes a heady Chicago-house-meets-Blue-Monday-era-New-Order bump fest, and the stand out 'On A Day' is an oddly uplifting marriage of low, quasi-industrial techo hum to dubby house beats. Welding together the smooth sound splices is a dollop trend du jour, synthcore, which could sound forced and – worse – pretentious, but doesn’t. Such is Percy X’s assurance that the musical ‘80s references sound fresh, relevant, and even necessary Although the production is constantly deft, 'Where’s The Music' still sounds a bit thin in places, the sounds fitting together smoothly enough but failing to ignite. Live, this would be remarkable; on disc it is merely unimpeachable.



Track Listing:-
1 Find Yourslef
2 No You're Mine
3 Club X
4 Time To Jack
5 Casiotone
6 Afterplan
7 On A Day
8 Vox Digital
9 Where's The Music
10 Inbox


Label Links:-
http://www.somarecords.com/
http://www.slam-djs.com/
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