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Album - Now and Them 
Track Listings | 1. We Want Your Soul |
| 2. Mind Killer |
| 3. Burn The Clock |
| 4. Big Wednesday |
| 5. Heel ‘n’ Toe |
| 6. Physical World |
| 7. Supernatural Thing |
| 8. Reality 3-D |
| 9. L.I.F.E |
| 10. Nowism |
Album -
Global Underground 032: Mexico City
" '
GU 032 - Mexico City',
Global Underground's exciting new double album by British DJ
Adam Freeland, is an eclectic collection of energetic dance and dance/rock tracks. By not confining to the walls of one genre of music, 'Mexico City' not only makes for a dynamic album, but also a great indicator to Freeland's talent behind the decks. Titled around a sell-out gig he played at Club Continental in Mexico City, the double album is a great party mix and has the potential to be the strongest thing you'll need to get you going on a big night out.
CD one is an energetic mix which peaks early with full tracks like
Revl9n's
Walking and Freeland's own
Silverlake Pills. Freeland drops plenty of layers into the tracks with vocals, beats and instrumentals like drums and grindy electric guitars. Freeland's ability to conduct all the elements into unique tracks transpires into an energy and enthusiasm that is contagious. While still retaining a unique style, each track bleeds seamlessly into one another, so you don't miss a beat. While this is great, it also means that you think you're listening to the same song when really you're three songs down in the play list. This is most likely due to Freeland's avoidance of overpowering vocals throughout the double album.
CD two is undoubtedly different from the first disc. The energy seems to drop, compared to the first CD, with tracks creating a more brooding and moody atmosphere and the pace feeling more like a wind down CD. While the mood is created in a way which is hard to put your finger on, CD two has a lot more 'live band' like elements, with minimal techno and energetic build ups. CD two does, however, have the hidden gem of
Silversun Pickups'
Lazy Eye, re-edited by Freeland. It's more rock than remix, has raw vocals, grindy electric guitar and more band elements than dance. It stood out as being obviously different from the other tracks on the whole album, being the only track to have vocals as the main element to the song. While oddly placed within the double album, it was the one track I just couldn't keep off repeat."
Disc One - Faze Action - In The Trees (Carl Craig Mix)
- Revl9n - Walking Machine (SebastiAn Remix)
- Superdiscount - F***
- KIM - Wet n Wild (Midnight Juggernauts Mix)
- Mr. Oizo - Half An Edit
- Adam Freeland - Silverlake Pills
- KIM - By The Time They Reach You (Bagraiders Mix)
- Does It Offend You, Yeah? - Weird Science
- Beauty School - Disco Sux (Stone Lions Mix)
- Oliver Huntemann - 37 Grad
- Justice - Phantom
- Minimal Compact - Deadly Weapons (Optimo Mix)
- Spank Rock - Bump (Switch Mix)
- Phones - Sharpen The Knives
- Trabant - The One (Para One Mix)
- Kavinsky - Testarossa (SebastiAn Mix)
- Mylo - Paris 400 (Aswefall Remix)
Disc Two
- Spacemen 3 - Ecstasy Symphony
- My My - Butterflies & Zebras
- Lee Jones - There Comes A Time (Prins Thomas Miks)
- Justus Köhncke - Advance
- 120 Days - Come Out
- Gui Borrato - Terminal
- James Holden - Lump
- Cobblestone Jazz - Dump Truck
- Silversun Pickups - Lazy Eye
- Substance & Vainqueur - Immersion
- Fujiya & Miyagi - Ankle Injuries
- Andrew Weatherall - Feathers
- B-Movie - Nowhere Girl (Freeland Mix)
- Tom Vek - Nothing But Green Lights (Phones Mix)
