Review by Darren Gawle
This is apparently the first in a series of releases from Vancouver's Nettwerk
Records which appears to be aimed at listeners who aren't necessarily
familiar with recent electronic music. With this in mind, Plastic
provides a safe introduction to the world of techno and remixing.
For those who can't tell the Orb from Pink Floyd, there are remixes
of familiar
Sarah McLachlan
and Garbage tracks; for those a bit
more acquainted with electronica, there are tracks by
Underworld,
Meat Beat Manifesto and the Chemical Brothers (who supply their
compilation-friendly "Loops of Fury").
Standout tracks are Sully's "Anotherd (The Controlbox Mix)"
and the Crystal Method's "More." Established electronic
music fans will avoid the unfulfilling remixes of
McLachlan's "Possession" and "Fear," but as
long as this compilation leads some listeners down the path of
righteousness to Orbital or the Aphex Twin, then who's to complain?
At least Chris Sheppard had nothing to do with this.
Artist Contact Info: Box 330 -1755 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C., Canada, V6G 3B7, info@nettwerk.com
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