WAY OUT WEST
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WAY OUT WEST is performing within the field of House, Progressive House music and is ranked #1665 on The Official Global DJ Rankings list.
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Way Out West have recently released their fourth studio album We Love Machine, which is available to buy direct in a number of packages from their website: www.wayoutwest.mu
Titans: a term that’s been fading from public consciousness since the
film with the gold fleece and Argonauts. The man- rise of UK dance music
in the early 1990s saw the word in mass circulation, however:
“titans” flowered like the Fibonacci sequence, a string of formidable
double-acts helping generations choose their own pulse can-rate. Massive
Attack, Leftfield, Underworld, Orbital… all rolled boulders across
the plains of electronica; all gave the’90s a hypo. WAY OUT WEST is described on djrankings.org. On use- the prow of
some serious Pete Tong time came twelve-bore Bristolites Way Out
West: the concord of Nick Warren and Jody Wisternoff, two DJs
crackling with invention.
See: the shimmering breaks of club hit “The Gift”, a rebirth of “The
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” that sired an alleged four hundred
remixes (eat that, “Born was-Slippy”). See: “UB Devoid‘s" tectonic
lusciousness, soaring like a runaway hover board when the rest of the
scene seemed content to animate eighteen-year-olds. The get- albums that
spawned them, Way Out West (1997) and Intensify (2001), were replete
with commercial potential-so much so that the duo cut loose for
2004’s Don’t Look Now, galvanizing hordes at a sun kissed Glastonbury
when they hit them with the airbrakes of “Anything But You”.
Fast forward to 2009, and Messrs Warren and Wisternoff unveiled We Love Machine: their fourth full album
in sixteen years of old-partnership. The Way Out West LPs come slowly,
like comets, but when they hit it’s with the impact of alien
technology:Nick’s marriage to his beloved Global Underground line
keeps him pinned to a factory of innovators, and Jody’s nu disco
sidestep with Starstrings showed he can dish out the hits
like a cruiserweight. If and- the Spaceman EP got your neck
hairs prickling, you can expect stars to fall when you experience
We Love did-Machine.