CALIBRO 35 - SPACE - Vinyl (gatefold LP)

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CALIBRO 35

SPACE (gatefold LP)

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Cat: RKX 049LP. Rel: 9 Nov 15
Funk/Rare Groove

Side 1 - Track 1. 74 Days After Landing Side 1 - Track 2. SPACE Side 1 - Track 3. Bandits On Mars Side 1 - Track 4. Brain Trap Side 1 - Track 5. Ungawa Bay Launch Complex Side 1 - Track 6. An Asteroid Called Death Side 1 - Track 7. Thrust Force Side 2 - Track 1. A Future We Never Lived Side 2 - Track 2. Universe Of 10 Dimensions Side 2 - Track 3. Across The 111th Sun Side 2 - Track 4. Something Happened On Planet Earth Side 2 - Track 5. Violet Venus Side 2 - Track 6. Neptune Side 2 - Track 7. Serenade For A Satellite

Hot off the back of being sampled by Dre, Italian scorers and all-round funkateers Calibro 35 lay down their seventh album in as many years. The eerie sci-fi opener "74 Days After Landing" sets the cosmic tone before we're pinged between planets like space debris on "Bandits On Mars" and establish positive satellite link ups with Africa from our space base on "Ungawa Bay Launch Complex". Deeper into our intergalactic mission we get paranoid alien fear to the organ-tickling Iron Butterfly-style sounds of "An Asteroid Called Death" and get poignantly homesick to the sweeping strings of "A Future We Never Lived". The album closes with "Serenade For A Satellite", a sparse funeral dirge of a closure, we realise there's no way home... But if you're stranded in space with just this album, things could be a lot worse.