Electro Glide in Blue cover

Electro Glide in Blue

Apollo 440 · 1997

72 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock · electronica · techno

A genre-blurring fusion of techno, rock, and cinematic soundscapes that pushes electronic boundaries.

Why this album works

'Electro Glide in Blue' received critical acclaim for its ambitious sound and unique production techniques, contributing to the evolving electronica movement of the late '90s. The album's title track became particularly notable for its inclusion in various media, further embedding Apollo 440 in the cultural zeitgeist of the era.
Best for
dynamic emotional journeys long immersive listening sessions wave-like pacing experiences
Context
By the time 'Electro Glide in Blue' was released in 1997, Apollo 440 had established themselves as a notable act following their breakthrough debut album 'Millennium Fever'. This sophomore effort showcased their innovative approach to blending electronic music with rock elements, solidifying their presence in the UK music scene during a time when electronic genres were rapidly evolving.
Stylistic neighbors
The Prodigy· Saori@destiny· The Orb

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Stealth Overture 1:00
  • 2 Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Dub Standout 4:31
  • 3 Altamont Super‐Highway Revisited 6:33
  • 4 Electro Glide in Blue Standout 8:36
  • 5 Vanishing Point Standout 7:27
  • 6 Tears of the Gods 6:18
  • 7 Carrera Rapida 6:47
  • 8 Krupa 6:15
  • 9 White Man’s Throat 4:55
  • 10 Pain in Any Language 8:41
  • 11 Stealth Mass in F#m 7:03
  • 12 Raw Power 3:50

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