Missile Command - Machines Should Think

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Review by Egypt Excursions

Missile Command's album Machines Should Think is a captivating journey through the world of electronic music. The album features a variety of tracks that showcase the group's ability to blend various genres seamlessly. From the opening track "Artificial Intelligence" to the closing track "The Future is Now," the album takes listeners on a futuristic ride through a world where machines rule the roost.

The album's sound is heavily influenced by classic electronic music, but Missile Command adds their own unique twist to each track. The result is a sound that is both familiar and fresh. The tracks are expertly produced, with each sound carefully crafted to create a cohesive and immersive listening experience.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Robot Dance Party." The track features a driving beat and catchy melody that is sure to get listeners moving. "Transhumanism" is another highlight, with its atmospheric sound and haunting vocals.

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Artist: Missile Command
Album: Machines Should Think

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
FTS Beta 97:57
I Know You2:41
Andromeda 84:13
Push The Button5:36

Labels

Not On Label (Missile Command Self-released)

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About Missile Command

Missile Command consists of two core members, Andrew Lent and Jim Maynard, who hail from a plethora of musical influences. This synth based outfit got its start in 2003 with the idea of creating a new voice in the oft underrated electronic music scene. Starting slowly to ensure that they could work well together, they began by lending their production and remixing talents to other local artists. Finding that the partnership was to their satisfaction, they went about creating music with the idea that boundaries would only be observed when they went beyond the realm of what sounds good. By adding the talents of several local vocalists, Adam Boose, Dawn Mitchell, and Lori Rogers, they rounded out what is now Missile Command. Missile Command began playing out in 2004 to a wide variety of audiences with good response. Through the winter of 2005, their infinitely entertaining stage shows and reliably good music made fans wherever they played. In their downtime, they began recording their demo "Machines Should Think".

Members

  • Adam Boose
  • Lisa Jorgensen
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Summary by Egypt Excursions

Machines Should Think is a fantastic album that showcases Missile Command's talent for creating electronic music. The album is a must-listen for fans of the genre, and is sure to be enjoyed by anyone who appreciates well-crafted and innovative music.