Teachings from the Electronic Brain
About this album
Where they were
By 2006, The Future Sound of London had established themselves as pioneers of electronic music. 'Teachings from the Electronic Brain' was released during their phase of exploring complex sound design after their influential works in the early 90s, marking a return to the forefront of experimental electronic music.
Why it matters
This album is significant for its innovative approach to blending various electronic styles, while tracks like 'Papua New Guinea' and 'We Have Explosive' have been influential in shaping the sound of ambient techno. Additionally, it showcases the duo's ability to evolve and adapt within the rapidly changing landscape of electronic music.
Essential tracks
- "Papua New Guinea (12″ version)" — This track is a landmark in electronic music, merging ethereal melodies with driving beats that have influenced generations of artists.
- "We Have Explosive (7″ edit)" — With its explosive energy and catchy hooks, this track exemplifies the group's unique style and remains a staple in techno playlists.
- "Lifeforms (radio edit)" — This track represents their signature atmospheric sound, combining intricate layers that create an immersive listening experience.
Release Date
January 1, 2006
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Papua New Guinea (12″ version) 4:59
- 2 Max 2:55
- 3 Everyone in the World Is Doing Something Without Me 1:59
- 4 My Kingdom 5:38
- 5 Smokin’ Japanese Babe 5:13
- 6 Antique Toy 4:14
- 7 Lifeforms (radio edit) 4:39
- 8 Yage 6:22
- 9 Expander (12″ version) 4:52
- 10 Glass 4:55
- 11 Far-Out Son of Lung and the Ramblings of a Madman 4:14
- 12 The Lovers 5:56
- 13 Mountain Goat 4:41
- 14 Cascade (shortform) 4:17
- 15 We Have Explosive (7″ edit) 3:10
