No One's Listening Anymore

Knowledge Magazine. January, 2005.
... a record that will be adored by music lovers now as much as it will be in 20 years.

Product Description
Klute's second album for Breakbeat Science, the follow up to 2002's Lie Cheat & Steal, is his masterpiece. A 2-CD opus, the first disc is ice cold ghost-in-the-machine soul - a cinematic soundscape drawing on many forms and sounding utterly unique and individual. The second disc is comprised of 12 tracks of the widescreen drum and bass sound he is renowned for. With No One's Listening Anymore, Klute may be set to prove his title wrong.

No One's Listening Anymore,Klute,Breakbeat Science,Club/Dance,Dance Music,Electronic,Jungle/Drum'n'bass,Pop

Average customer rating: Another winner Very solid... This act CAN follow 'Lie Cheat & Steal' Deep, Dark, and Beautifully Nasty- must be Klute! Yet another superb release from Klute!

No One's Listening Anymore Klute Manufacturer: Breakbeat Science ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Drum & Bass | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Offshore Presents Troubled Waters Hold Your Colour The HUMAN Resource Shot Down on Safari Fabriclive.25 ASIN: B00079Z9VY Release Date: 2005-02-22

Tracks:

1. Torrential Pain
2. Give Me Faith
3. AL Kinda
4. Adult
5. Empty Tank
6. No Return
7. Never Ending
8. Off Out Up and Under
9. Does The Darkness Make You Feel Sad
10. Coconut Teaser
11. Ill Do Anything (you want me to)

Tracks:

1. Time 4 Change
2. Make A Stand (feat. Marcus Intalex)
3. Stuck On You
4. Acid Rain
5. Finger In The Hole
6. 6 Days
7. Crosby
8. Second Skin
9. Silently
10. Losing You (feat. Calibre)
11. Saviour
12. Hidden Hand

Album Description

Klute's second album for Breakbeat Science, the follow up to 2002's Lie Cheat & Steal, is his masterpiece. A 2-CD opus, the first disc is ice cold ghost-in-the-machine soul - a cinematic soundscape drawing on many forms and sounding utterly unique and individual. The second disc is comprised of 12 tracks of the widescreen drum and bass sound he is renowned for. With No One's Listening Anymore, Klute may be set to prove his title wrong.

Customer Reviews:

Another winner.......2007-01-09

While a little more mellow than his previous album, Klute brings us another genuinely good double CD. Highly recommended if you are a fan of D&B / jungle on the mellow tip. [aka, this aint Deiselboy or Ram Trilogy!]

Very solid..........2006-09-16

Klute combines dark rhythms with bright melody better than most DnB artists I've heard. If your into artists like Dieselboy, Black Sun Empire and Aphex Twin (the early vinyls), you'll probably like Klute.

Listen to disc 2 first. Disc 1 is an experimental vocal mix and unlike Klute.

My rating is based on DnB in general, not comparing this to his other albums which I have not heard all of.

This act CAN follow 'Lie Cheat & Steal'.......2005-03-15

First of all, don't get confused and angry when you put in disc 1 and hear spacey music that is not drum'n'bass. They pulled the switcheroo on us. The album people care about is DISC 2. So that's why I'm being kind and only rating this one.
That said, this is unmistakenly Klute and the album will likely give you chills. Right away, I recognized the third song, 'Stuck on You' as the best track. If you have bass supplementation in your car or elsewhere (aka, a sub) you'll notice the bass is produced really well on this album, and better, I'd say, than 'Lie, Cheat & Steal'. There are some really good songs on this album. Although I do find the album a little more repetetive than previous stuff, I'm still digesting it and my opinion is likely to change. The "masterpiece" comment on the sticker on the cd may be overstated, but the album is really growing on me and certainly has some big tracks. Don't miss this if you like the more evolved drum'n'bass.

Deep, Dark, and Beautifully Nasty- must be Klute!.......2005-03-07

First off- not quite as great as his last album- Lie Cheat Steal- but then again, LCS is amoung MY top 5 fav albums of all time (any genre). After listening to this album for the past few weeks, I'd say No Ones Listening Anymore is only a notch less than LCS. Perhaps a few more listens will raise it up.

Klute is definetly a master at creating Drum and Bass that is in-between dance hall and bedroom- just like with his last album, Klute creates beautifully melodic tunes that tug at your heart, push your feet, and tickle your brain. He plays with melodies, beats, and vocals like few producers can. The way he chops up beautiful vocals especially, and makes them into a new, dirty, hauntingly good sound- he is a master- try tracks like Acid Rain to hear what I'm talking about. Disgusting.

Surprisingly, the second downtempo album is just as good as the D&B one. I don't ussualy listen to downtempo, but Klute does it on this one, creating another dark, yet beautiful sound, proving his diversity.

The one like Klute has created another monster. He is amoung the best D&B producers, and here he proves it once again. Throw in an excellent down tempo sound, and this one becomes not just a winner, but a potential legend. Get it if you don't got it...period

Yet another superb release from Klute!.......2005-03-03

Right off the bat, I just wanna say that Klute's last album, Lie Cheat & Steal is one of my favorite D & B records. Now, with his new release No One's Listening Anymore, Klute has raised the bar yet again! Disc one has a bit more of a Trip-Hop/Techno feel to it with some outstanding vocals from Moocha, Suont and Kiyomi. Disc two is a melodic Drum & Bass bonanza with so many stand-out tracks, it's hard to narrow it down. Every song is solid from start to finish. If I had to pick one track it would definitely have to be Saviour with it's sad piano and melancholy vocals. ...and the final track, Hidden Hand is a blazzing assualt of drums and synths!!
A tip of the hat goes out to Klute who continues to push the boundries of what electronic/ D & B music can be.
This is a must-have record!!

Average customer rating: One of punk's best live sets

No One's Listening Anymore (Live at the Rainbow 1980) The Chords Manufacturer: Castle Music UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Power Pop | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000AVAN Release Date: 1994-10-27

Customer Reviews:

One of punk's best live sets.......2001-05-30

Let's face facts: punk rock is not a genre for good live albums. There are rare exceptions: MC5's "Jams", Iggy's "Live At the Channel 88", Viletones' "Saturday Night Sunday Morning", boots of the Pistols' Winterland swansong and this CHORDS set. Recorded in 1980 (but not released until 86) this album shows this great Mod band to have been exciting before an audience. In the studio the Chords recalled the Clash crossed with the Jam but live they were faster, looser, cruder & better. Best songs: "something's missing", "happy families", "British way of life", "tumbelling down", and "maybe tommorow" (their best single).

Average customer rating:

No One's Listening Anymore Klute Manufacturer: Commercial Suicide ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Drum & Bass | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000773738 Release Date: 2005-02-01

Tracks:

1. Time 4 Change
2. Make A Stand (Ft Marcus Intalex)
3. Stuck On You
4. Acid Rain
5. Finger In The Hole
6. 6 Days
7. Crosby
8. Second Skin
9. Silently
10. Losing You (Ft Calibre)
11. Saviour
12. Hidden Hand
13. Torrential Pain (Ft Moocha)
14. Give Me Faith (Ft Kiyomi)
15. Al Kinda
16. Adult (Ft Kiyomi)
17. Empty Tank (Ft Suont)
18. No Return
19. Never Ending
20. Off Out Up & Under (Ft Moocha)
21. Does The Darkness Make You Feel Sad? (Ft Kiyomi)
22. Coconut Teaser
23. ILl Do Anything (You Want Me To)

Album Description

The UK dance act's fourth album, the followup to 2003's double extravaganza 'Lie, Cheat & Steal/You Should Be Ashamed', features contributions from LTJ Bukem, Goldie, Laurent Garnier, Doc Scott, Marcus Intalex, Total Science, & High Contrast. Commercial Suicide. 2005.

Album Details

Hot on the Tip of 2003's Double Extravanganza, 'lie, Cheat and Steal/You Should Be Ashamed', Comes Another Double Dose of Klute, the Fourth Album. Support from Ltj Bukem, Goldie, Laurent Garnier, Doc Scott, Marcus Intalex, Total Science and High Contrast.

Average customer rating:

Live At the Rainbow 1980 - No One Is Listening Anymore Manufacturer: Dojo ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0009X2V8C

Product Description

UK import. Song list: 01. Something's Missing; 02. Happy Families; 03. It's No Use; 04. Now it's Gone; 05. I'm Not Sure; 06. The British Way of Life; 07. So Far Away; 08. I'll Keep On Holding On; 09. Tumbling Down; 10. Maybe Tomorrow; 11. Breaks My Heart / This is What They Want.

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