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Unlike the stadium breaks of those who went overground quickly circa 1997, Brazillia kept their music loose and free of gimmicks  in that, they were true siblings to the electronic listening music championed in the '90s by Warp.UK duo Fila Brazillia are producers Steve Cobby and Dave McSherry, having kept on going after collecting enough tunes after their April 2004 release "The life and Times of Phoebus Brumal" their latest release is their tenth balenciaga trainers album over as many years.

Yet every release is full of twists and turns that sound fresh and new and in a way unheard before.  Pheobus' is another masterpiece& "I think we'd take the soundtrack to Koyannasquatsi and lay it under Scarface," Steve says. "And I know The Bible would be improved balenciaga runners by having an  any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is coincidental and unintentional' disclaimer at the start." For the building, though, it's back to the centre of their world. "The New Media Centre being built in Kingston-Upon-Hull would greatly benefit from an architectural mash-up," he reckons. "We suggest thatched neon." It would clearly be a much wider and weirder world if Fila Brazillia had their way.

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Real people at home have got collections with lots of different things, but DJ culture suggests that everybody should be a specialist. I just find that turgid. I want to be excited and surprised and mystified by a DJ !"Not only do I think that this is Fila Brazillia's best album, it is also one of the best albums that I have ever heard. I don't think there is a bad track on it and it is completely different to anything else you will listen to. It effortlessly blends electronica to other genres like folk, jazz and funk music. Like all of the best albums it takes a few listens to get the most out of it, but it is album that I still listen to regularly even though its a good 5 years old. Highly recommended.

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