Crystal Method, The / Divided By Night
Album: | Divided By Night | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Crystal Method, The | Added: | May 2009 | |
Label: | Tiny E Records |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2009-10-11 | Pull Date: | 2009-12-13 | Charts: | Electronic |
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Week Ending: | Dec 13 | Nov 29 | Nov 15 | Nov 8 | Nov 1 | Oct 25 | Oct 18 |
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Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 4 | 7 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Jan 11, 2017: | The Offbeat Generation
Drown In The Now (Feat. Matisyahu) |
4. | Nov 26, 2012: | Happy Hour (Coverin' for PACC)
Falling Hard (Feat. Meiko) |
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2. | Sep 30, 2013: | Happy Hour (Coverin' for PACC)
Drown In The Now (Feat. Matisyahu) |
5. | Jul 11, 2012: | Summer Session
Drown In The Now (Feat. Matisyahu) |
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3. | Apr 29, 2013: | Happy Hour
Falling Hard (Feat. Meiko) |
6. | Dec 29, 2011: | Happy Hour
Sine Language (Feat. Lmfao) |
Album Review
Basil
Reviewed 2009-10-02
Reviewed 2009-10-02
The Crystal Method “Divided by Night”
Big Beat electronic music pioneers stick to their winning recipe in this star-studded album (spots by Matisyahu, Emily Haines, Jason Lytle…). Lots of gritty, chunky chords and ‘90s distorted man-robot vox. If you want to inject some pep into your set, the Crystal Method’s still got you covered – just don’t expect anything earth shaking.
No FCCs Start with 3, 2, 8 basilray@gmail.com
1) mid tempo, repetitive computer vox slows down but resumes w/ :45s left
2) *space odyssey with bass; New Order bassist guest spots & you can sense it
3) *** Grinding electro meets a chanting Matisyahu. Not perfect but hell yes anyway!
4) *Bitchin vox from She Wants Revenge singer Justin Warfield + driving synth
5) *no vox, driving 90s rave stuff you’ve heard before; still good for an energy shot
6) good opening beats get swamped by trite rap “In the club the line is long/ about as long as my dingly dong”; Good for laughs
7) Sirens, bleeps, grungy, general cacophony + power chords; very chaotic
8) * Emily Haines’ wispy vox are a welcome change from robot man; lots of bells & synth don’t drown her out “gonna hold my breath til you come back clean”
9) * Granddaddy’s Jason Lytle adds soft nerdy vox to a testosterone charged beat
10) Song is called “black rainbows” but vox sound like a chipper Vitamin C song
11) Choppy and gritty. Loads of grinding synth & power chords
12) Meiko guests & SLOWS this track down; plaintive guitar w/ clappy percussion
Big Beat electronic music pioneers stick to their winning recipe in this star-studded album (spots by Matisyahu, Emily Haines, Jason Lytle…). Lots of gritty, chunky chords and ‘90s distorted man-robot vox. If you want to inject some pep into your set, the Crystal Method’s still got you covered – just don’t expect anything earth shaking.
No FCCs Start with 3, 2, 8 basilray@gmail.com
1) mid tempo, repetitive computer vox slows down but resumes w/ :45s left
2) *space odyssey with bass; New Order bassist guest spots & you can sense it
3) *** Grinding electro meets a chanting Matisyahu. Not perfect but hell yes anyway!
4) *Bitchin vox from She Wants Revenge singer Justin Warfield + driving synth
5) *no vox, driving 90s rave stuff you’ve heard before; still good for an energy shot
6) good opening beats get swamped by trite rap “In the club the line is long/ about as long as my dingly dong”; Good for laughs
7) Sirens, bleeps, grungy, general cacophony + power chords; very chaotic
8) * Emily Haines’ wispy vox are a welcome change from robot man; lots of bells & synth don’t drown her out “gonna hold my breath til you come back clean”
9) * Granddaddy’s Jason Lytle adds soft nerdy vox to a testosterone charged beat
10) Song is called “black rainbows” but vox sound like a chipper Vitamin C song
11) Choppy and gritty. Loads of grinding synth & power chords
12) Meiko guests & SLOWS this track down; plaintive guitar w/ clappy percussion
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