About this album
Where they were
Released in 2003, 'Pulse' marked Front 242's return after a lengthy hiatus since their last studio album, 'Embryo' in 1997. This album showcased their evolution within the electronic body music scene, blending their signature sound with modern influences and experimental approaches.
Why it matters
'Pulse' is significant for its role in revitalizing interest in electronic body music during the early 2000s, charting in several European countries and receiving positive reviews from niche electronic music publications. It also solidified Front 242's legacy as pioneers within the genre, influencing a new generation of electronic artists.
Essential tracks
- "Together" — This track exemplifies the album's thematic unity and showcases Front 242's signature sound with layered vocals and driving beats.
- "No More No More" — A standout for its intricate production and emotional depth, this track encapsulates the band's ability to combine aggression with melody.
- "Beyond the Scale of Comprehension" — This piece highlights the experimental nature of the album, pushing boundaries with its abstract structure and thought-provoking lyrics.
Release Date
May 6, 2003
Artist Origin
Belgium
Tracklist
- 1 SEQ666: P 4:01
- 2 SEQ666: U 1:12
- 3 SEQ666: L 1:19
- 4 SEQ666: S 0:49
- 5 SEQ666: E 5:09
- 6 Together 5:26
- 7 Triple X Girlfriend 3:44
- 8 No More No More 7:22
- 9 Beyond the Scale of Comprehension 7:21
- 10 Song: Untitled 3:57
- 11 Song: StarCandy 2:40
- 12 ONE: With the Fire 3:25
- 13 ONE: Reverse 2:22
- 14 Matrix: OpenStatic 2:24
- 15 Matrix: MegaHertz 3:50
- 16 Never Lost: Faust 3:40
- 17 Never Lost: Riley 7:01
- 18 7RAIN: Filter 4:10
- 19 PAN: DHE 1:56
- 20 PAN: MIHK 3:06
