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Higher Sense - Out There / Everything FLAC album

Tracklist

This Side
Out There
Other Side
Everything

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SHADOW 85 Higher Sense Out There / Everything ‎(12") Moving Shadow SHADOW 85 UK 1996
SHADOW 85R Higher Sense Out There / Everything (Remixes) ‎(10") Moving Shadow SHADOW 85R UK 1996
SH 85R Higher Sense Out There / Everything (Remixes) ‎(10", W/Lbl) Moving Shadow SH 85R UK 1996
SHADOW 85 Higher Sense Out There / Everything ‎(12", Promo) Moving Shadow SHADOW 85 UK 1996
SHADOW 85 Higher Sense Out There / Everything ‎(12", TP, W/Lbl) Moving Shadow SHADOW 85 UK 1996
SHADOW85R Higher Sense Out There (Origin Unknown Remix) / Everything (Remix) ‎(2xFile, WAV) Moving Shadow SHADOW85R UK Unknown
SHADOW85 Higher Sense Out There / Everything ‎(2xFile, WAV) Moving Shadow SHADOW85 UK Unknown


Higher Sense - Out There / Everything FLAC album

Musician performer: Higher Sense

Title: Out There / Everything

Country: UK

Date of release: 1996

Style: Drum n Bass

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1754 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 953

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Ygglune
In my opinion the best thing about this release is the sleeve. Thats not to say that the tracks are poor, but I just think they are overshadowed by the artwork. The cover is very atmospheric and promises something intriguing within, especially with the title 'Out There'. I think sinister and atmospheric is what the artists were aiming towards, and this is what is delivered to a certain extent. Unfortunately it just doesn't acheive 'greatness', which is testament to what you might expect from Moving Shadow around this period. Both tracks open with string sections and go on to feature fairly heavy rolling breaks. Nice. Both work well in the mix though would probably not stand out.
Ygglune
In my opinion the best thing about this release is the sleeve. Thats not to say that the tracks are poor, but I just think they are overshadowed by the artwork. The cover is very atmospheric and promises something intriguing within, especially with the title 'Out There'. I think sinister and atmospheric is what the artists were aiming towards, and this is what is delivered to a certain extent. Unfortunately it just doesn't acheive 'greatness', which is testament to what you might expect from Moving Shadow around this period. Both tracks open with string sections and go on to feature fairly heavy rolling breaks. Nice. Both work well in the mix though would probably not stand out.