Those who are familiar with their three EPs to date have already come to expect great things of three trapped Tigers. Sometimes the first versions were too dispersed for their own good, but what is their first album, a route or Die, is a coherent and convincing the off collection and the other with relentless and unwavering focus.
The type of electronica put forward by the trio defies classification, but it is perhaps not necessary all look more far that runway two, trade of noise, for a description Specifies what is this band excels at. The only way of title be more appropriate would be if "Intensive" has been tagged on departure. Runway shows also the extensive ground covered dead - it five minutes later, as it moves beats spacey via developed muted palm on full metal riffs and out the other side with a final of increased euphoria. Rogue disciple reveals a darker with sinister spikes staccato high range matched by low rumbles. It is approximately on the point that you begin to wonder where they can go from here. Answer: from and to the top of the most spectacular way.
It would be difficult to single out a musical element which is most impressive, but it is difficult to ignore the work of Adam Betts stick, something that rarely falls below wonder jaw slack in terms of satisfaction. But no single constituent Assembly would be complete without the context of the other. As a chaotic opening passages, less excessive moments show a surprising flexibility, with contemplative leads to the piano immobility of the Zil acting as quiet to the eye of the storm.
Three trapped Tigers are a group who have been unrushed in their career to date, gradually increasing in intrigue and quality with each version, leaving fans wanting - how - and more. With a route or die, they managed to destroy not only their previous versions, but perhaps something else out in 2011. Not only is it one listen to awaken, with lots of fun to be had hearing assessment peak and subtle sections and fade, but it is even more exciting to speculate on what awaits us in the future of this extraordinary group of musicians.
OHM+ the early gurus of electronic music 
This two-man Manchester supergroup--New Order's Bernard Sumner and the Smith's Johnny Marr--made one of the best debuts of the '90s with Electronic. More New Order than Smiths, the album was a blend of plangent fretwork and frenetic sequencing, with bleak lyrics intoned in Sumner's clean, boyish tenor. "Get the Message" was orthodox '80s pop, but the heartbreaking "Gangster" was an electro-rock masterpiece. The album featured engaging cameos from the Pet Shop Boys on "Getting Away with It" and "The Patience of a Saint". --Barney Hoskyns 
After having split in 1976, Manifesto was the come back album and a tour that sold out most venues. Filmed before a packed house in Manchester's Apollo Theatre, Roxy Music played a magical concert that had the fans on their feet throughout! The concert features four of the original band members, Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay and Paul Thompson.
Keith Flint of prodigy celebrates another fire, Radio 1 big weekend in Swindon, from 2010. Photography: Andy Sheppard/Redferns
prodigyliving worlds on fire (CD & DVD)take Me to the Hospital2011
Limited Edition Japanese "Mini Vinyl" CD, faithfully reproduced using original LP artwork including the inner sleeve. Features most recently mastered audio including bonus tracks where applicable.