After a break of over five years we are very happy to welcome a new Broque album straight out of beautiful Yorkshire. Adrian Collier aka Auto-Pilot has not only released the first twelve tracks in a long time on \u201cFreak Electric\u201d but also brought out the essence of his entire oeuvre. And this is fed most importantly by the influences of early electronic music of the 80s, wave and everything that came out of that during the Summer of Love and its aftermath during the genre-bending 90s. While tracks like \u201cExocity\u201d, \u201cTake A Ride\u201d or \u201cYou Are\u201d could very well originate from a time when the boundaries between experiment, dub and rave became increasingly blurred by our heroes at Sheffield-based Warp, \u201cCasio Days\u201d, \u201cNormal Behavior\u201d or \u201cI Breath Nothing\u201d are firmly rooted in the 80s and proclaim their longing for Gary Numan, Kraftwerk or The Human League. With vocals by Lee Harston-Southern, the Massive Attack-like „In the Machine“ also brings together old acquaintances who were already on board with the debut album \u201dOcearina\u201d, closing a circle that could hardly be any rounder.\n<\/p>\n
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