The Future Sound Of London — “Papua New Guinea” (1992) broken down by Gyu Beats [♬]
Gyu Beats recreates electronic tracks to discover their secrets. He describes his latest exploration delving into FSOL’s Papua New Guinea as “Unrepeatable Genius.” Listen why:
90’s to early 2000’s British electronic music is considered by many to be the golden era of techno, dance & rave culture music, and 1992’s release of Papua New Guinea definitely added to that sterling reputation. 4mins version / 6mins version :
The Future Sound of London (often abbreviated FSOL) is a British electronic music duo composed of Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans. If you ever come across a copy of FSOL’s third album, Dead Cities (1996), grab it!
As a hobby, I would make electronic tracks, this was before I got into blogging, and it just so happens that I was born in P.N.G. so, insert self-promotion: You can listen to a few early examples of my audible stuff @ my neglected bandcamp page, created for archival purposes.
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