UV (album) explained

UV
Type:studio
Artist:The Shamen
Cover:UV (album).jpg
Released:1998
Recorded:1997–1998
Label:Moksha
Prev Title:Hempton Manor
Prev Year:1996

UV is the final studio album by the Shamen.[1] [2] It was released in 1998 under the Moksha label.

Critical reception

The Guardian wrote that "tracks such as 'U Nations' lock in a funky tech-house groove, 'I Do' is a tribal refrain, while 'Mercury' and the incidental 'Beamship' exhibit ambient concerns."[3]

Track listing

  1. "Mercury"
  2. "Universal - 187 B.P. Metamix (Minor)"
  3. "Palen - K"
  4. "Beamship Captain is Insane-Crazy Mr Anderson Remix"
  5. "I Do"
  6. "Pop"
  7. "Universal - 1999 Dance Vocal"
  8. "Sativa '98"
  9. "Serpent"
  10. "U Nations - Mr C Club Mix"
  11. "Marca Huasi"
  12. "Sfynx - Technical Itch Mix"
  13. "Metatron"

Notes and References

  1. Web site: The Shamen Biography, Songs, & Albums. AllMusic.
  2. Web site: The Shamen: The Shamen Collection, PopMatters. John. Bergstrom. June 17, 2004.
  3. News: Osborne . Ben . Music: this week's pop cd releases . The Guardian . 13 Nov 1998 . T18.

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