Big Soup
Luke Vibert · 1997
76 min · 13 tracks · acid techno
Eclectic beats swirl with playful samples and jazzy textures, creating a vibrant soundscape of acid techno.
Why this album works
'Big Soup' is notable for its innovative blend of genres, helping to define the acid techno sound of the late '90s. The album received positive reviews and has been influential among electronic music producers, contributing to Vibert's ongoing legacy in the genre.
- Best for
- steady progression with playful samples vibrant soundscapes for focused work immersive journey through eclectic beats
- Context
- Upon releasing 'Big Soup' in 1997, Luke Vibert was already recognized for his contributions to electronic music, particularly with his earlier works under the name Plug. This album followed his acclaimed debut 'Drum 'n' Bass for Papa', showcasing a further exploration into acid techno and pushing genre boundaries, while solidifying his reputation as a key figure in the UK electronic scene.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Aphex Twin· Ceephax Acid Crew· Universal Indicator
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Intro: Welcome 1:34
- 2 Rank Rink Ring 6:39
- 3 Voyage Into the Unknown 7:04
- 4 Fused Into Music Standout 6:06
- 5 No Turn Unstoned 8:27
- 6 Reality Check 6:03
- 7 M.A.R.S. 6:42
- 8 Stern Facials 7:47
- 9 Am I Still Dreaming? Standout 5:32
- 10 2001 Beats 6:03
- 11 Music Called Jazz Standout 5:22
- 12 Space Race 7:20
- 13 So Long: Outro 1:36
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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