“Electronic” Reviews

Features some of the best of O’Connor’s lyrics in a long time.

The album represents a return to greatness for DJ Cam.

Confirms the fact that we are hearing one of the most exquisite groups of the ’90s, and of the next decade.

Kistchy yet intense is the correct description of this catchy album.

William Orbit takes pieces by the likes of Vivaldi and Beethoven, as well as Cage, Satie, and Górecki, and runs them through his bank of synthesizers.

This is a must-hear record if you want a truly different type of pop.

By the middle of the CD, I was beginning to really look forward to hearing someone from this stable of artists take on something downtempo and textured.

Blue Wonder Power Milk is comparable to Hooverphonic’s past accomplishment, though not nearly as dark.

Each track blends into the other, providing constant music for dancing.

It’s a rocket into the future while it also makes you realize why you loved music in the past.

Lollo Rosso moves in odd directions at times, but it definitely represents the unique style and talent of the High Llamas.