Orbital - Monsters Exist (Deluxe) (2018)

Artist: Orbital
Title: Monsters Exist (Deluxe)
Label: ACP Recordings ‎– ACPCD1805
Style: Experimental, Glitch, Acid House, IDM, Leftfield, Techno, Electronica
Release Date: 14-09-2018
Format: CD, Deluxe Edition, Album
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 17 Tracks
Time: 01:24:36 Min
Size: 196 MB

Tracklist:
01. Orbital - Monsters Exist 5:53
02. Orbital - Hoo Hoo Ha Ha 4:05
03. Orbital - The Raid 5:01
04. Orbital - P.H.U.K. 7:25
05. Orbital - Tiny Foldable Cities 5:45
06. Orbital - Buried Deep Within 4:27
07. Orbital - Vision One 5:44
08. Orbital - The End Is Nigh 4:36
09. Orbital; Prof. Brian Cox - There Will Come A Time 7:14
10. Orbital - Kaiju (Bonus Track) 5:26
11. Orbital - A Long Way From Home (Bonus Track) 1:31
12. Orbital - Analogue Test Oct 16 (Bonus Track) 3:07
13. Orbital - Fun With The System (Bonus Track) 4:15
14. Orbital - Dressing Up In Other People's Clothes (Bonus Track) 4:37
15. Orbital - To Dream Again (Bonus Track) 4:39
16. Orbital - There Will Come A Time (Bonus Track) 7:14
17. Orbital - Tiny Foldable Cities (Kareful Remix) (Bonus Track) 3:37

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After a barnstorming live reunion which saw them play to ecstatic audiences across Europe throughout 2017, Britain’s giants of electronic music Orbital are back for good – with new music and an upgrade of the legendary live show that transformed festivals across the world.
Recent single Tiny Foldable Cities, an intricate piece of electro-hypnotica, takes their signature sound forward into a new and fascinating phase, heralding their first new album in five years, Monsters Exist, out on 14th September.
Throughout 2018 they play a string of high-profile festival dates and headline shows across Europe, featuring new material alongside classics like ‘Chime’, ‘Belfast’ and ‘Impact’.
This surge of creativity shows how reunited brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll have rebuilt one of electronic music’s best-loved partnerships after Orbital’s surprisingly bitter break-up in 2012. They’d been onstage with Stephen Hawking at the Paralympics, in front of the whole world. They’d remixed Madonna. They’d played Glastonbury many times and travelled the world – yet were driven apart by music’s strange and infamous brother-vs-brother dynamic. But now the brothers have a pact: whatever happens, Orbital does not stop. They’ve learned to talk and accept each other. As Paul says, “If we were both the same, then it wouldn’t be Orbital.”
Monsters Exist is available to pre-order now, with signed copies of the album and exclusive merchandise on the store.