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RADIO EUROPA | SINGLE REVIEW

July 5, 2020 Category: Music, Reviews

Radio Europa
Something Beautiful (Conformist Remix)

For anyone that is missing the cinematic soundscapes of Alan Wilder’s Recoil project might like to purchase Radio Europa’s ‘Community is Revolution’ album. The track ’Something Beautiful’ that features vocals by Gwenllian Anthony of Adwaith is an emotional respite from the darker moments on the album.

Inspired by the production techniques of The Dust Brothers and Public Enemy’s Bomb Squad, renowned producer: Conformist (Michael Simmons) has taken ’Something Beautiful’ in a different direction with synths and cut-up vocals. The end result is awesome.

4/5

Words: David Nobakht

 

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