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The Crystal Method – The Crystal Method

Label/Cat#: Tiny E – TER 017D
Year: 14 January, 2014
Source: WEB, Album
Format: MP3 | Flac
Quality: 320 kbps | Lossless
Size: 110 mb | 362 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Breakbeat, Big Beat

Tracklist:
1. Emulator (05:13)
2. Over It (feat Dia Frampton) (03:14)
3. Sling The Decks (04:49)
4. Storm The Castle (feat Le Castle Vania) (04:22)
5. 110 To The 101 (05:46)
6. Jupiter Shift (05:03)
7. Dosimeter (feat Nick Thayer) (06:16)
8. Grace (feat LeAnn Rimes) (05:06)
9. Difference (feat Franky Perez) (04:04)
10. Metro (01:26)
11. After Hours (03:52)

One of America’s all-time favorite “electronica” acts celebrates a staggering 20 years in the business — a lifetime in dance music — with what is, incredibly, only their fifth studio album. Their swaggering, stadium-sized, big-beat sound has served them very well, and here they see no reason to change it, blending retro scratching and samples with funk rock riffs and smooth synth pads, as on the ber-funky single “Name of the Game.”, Rovi