What makes Spybreak! by Propellerheads notable?

Spybreak! gained significant attention due to its inclusion in the film The Matrix, which helped solidify the big beat genre's place in mainstream culture. The album received positive reviews from critics, further establishing Propellerheads as influential artists within the electronic music scene. Released in 1997, Spybreak! was Propellerheads' debut album, following their earlier success with the single 'Take California'. At this point, they were emerging as key figures in the big beat genre, capitalizing on the growing popularity of electronica and sample-heavy music styles.

How many songs are on Spybreak!?

Spybreak! has 4 tracks, running approximately 20 minutes.

Spybreak!

Propellerheads · 1997

20 min · 4 tracks · electronica

A frenetic blend of electronic beats and cinematic samples that captures the urgency of action and adrenaline.

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Spybreak! (Short One) — The opening track sets an exhilarating tone with its rapid-fire beats and layered samples, showcasing the band's innovative production style.
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Take California — This track blends catchy hooks with a driving rhythm, exemplifying the band's ability to merge danceable elements with cinematic flair.
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Bring Us Together — With its rich orchestration and dynamic build-up, this song highlights the group's talent for creating expansive soundscapes that invite listener engagement.

Tracklist

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

1 Spybreak! (Short One) 4:04
2 Props Got Mo' Skills 2:38
3 Take California 7:28
4 Bring Us Together 6:32

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