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The Future Sound of London The Future Sound of London (often abbreviated FSOL) is a British electronic music duo composed of Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans. They have been described as a "boundary-pushing" electronic act, covering techno, ambient, house music, trip h ...

. All works released as The Future Sound of London unless otherwise noted.

Albums

As The Future Sound of London

As Humanoid

* (1989) ''

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'' * (2003) '' Sessions 84-88'' * (2007) ''

Your Body Sub Atomic ''Your Body Sub Atomic'' is a 20th anniversary remix album of the Stakker Humanoid release and other tracks by Brian Dougans; the remixes are by both new and established artists and DJs. The digital download comes with an Adobe Flash liner "boo ...

'' * (2019) ''Built by Humanoid'' * (2021) ''7 Songs'' * (2022) ''sT8818r''

As Amorphous Androgynous

* (1993) '' Tales of Ephidrina'' * (2002) '' The Isness'' (as Amorphous Androgynous, except in the U.S.A.) * (2003) '' The Otherness'' * (2005) ''

Alice in Ultraland ''Alice in Ultraland'' is a 2005 album by experimental electronica group Amorphous Androgynous, which is a side project of The Future Sound of London. The album Like the duo's previous album, '' The Isness'', ''Alice in Ultraland'' has a psyc ...

'' * (2008) '' The Peppermint Tree & the Seeds of Superconsciousness'' * (2008) '' A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding in Your Mind: Volume 1'' * (2009) '' A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding in Your Mind: Volume 2'' * (2010) '' A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding in Your Mind: Volume 3'' * (2013) ''The Cartel Vol. 1'' * (2013) ''The Cartel Vol. 2'' * (2015) '' A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding in Your Mind: The Wizards of Oz'' * (2020) '' We Persuade Ourselves We Are Immortal (with

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As Zeebox

* (2007) ''Zeebox 1984-1987 Vol. 1'' * (2007) ''Zeebox 1984-1987 Vol. 2'' * (2009) ''Zeebox 1984-1987 Vol. 3''

Other stage names

* (2003) ''

Eurotechno ''Eurotechno'' refers to the musical soundtrack by English group Stakker for their 1989 experimental short film of the same name. The original film was an avant-garde experiment and features rapidly shifting colourful computer graphics, reflec ...

'' (as Stakker) * (2007) '' Hand-Made Devices'' (as Polemical) * (2007) '' 4 Forests'' (as Part-Sub-Merged) * (2007) '' The San Monta Tapes'' (as Heads Of Agreement) * (2007) ''By Any Other Name'' (as FSOL, Mental Cube, Indo Tribe, Dope Module, Yage and Smart Systems) * (2008) ''The Pulse EPs'' (as FSOL, Indo Tribe, Smart Systems, Yage and Mental Cube) * (2008) ''

The Woodlands of Old ''The Woodlands of Old'' is a 2008 album by the Future Sound of London under the alias of their "engineer" ''"Yage"''. It is an electronic record foremost but using more traditional drums and percussion, ex-Propellerheads Propellerheads ...

'' (as Yage) * (2016) '' Blackhill Transmitter'' (as Blackhill Transmitter) * (2016) ''Ignition of the Sun'' (as Synthi A)

Singles and EPs

As The Future Sound of London

* (1991) ''Papua New Guinea'' (12") * (1992) ''Papua New Guinea'' (CD) * (1993) '' Cascade'' * (1994) ''

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'' * (1994) '' Lifeforms'' (feat. Elizabeth Fraser) * (1995) '' The Far-Out Son of Lung and the Ramblings of a Madman'' * (1996) '' My Kingdom'' * (1997) '' We Have Explosive'' * (2001) '' Papua New Guinea 2001'' * (2002) '' Papua New Guinea Translations'' * (2007) '' Papua New Guinea (Herd & White Remixes)'' * (2007) '' Archived EP'' * (2014) ''Artworks 1'' * (2017) ''Ramblings Vol. 1'' * (2018) ''Ramblings Vol. 2'' * (2018) ''My Kingdom (Re-Imagined)'' * (2019) ''Ramblings Vol. 3'' * (2019) ''Yage 2019'' * (2020) ''A Controlled Vista 2.7 (MiniPack 1)'' * (2020) ''A Controlled Vista 5.6 (MiniPack 2)'' * (2020) ''Cascade 2020'' * (2021) ''We Have Explosive 2021''

As Humanoid

* (1988) ''

Stakker Humanoid "Stakker Humanoid" is an 1988 track by Humanoid released in 1988 on the London-based label Westside Records. It is described by ''The Guardian'' as "the first truly credible UK acid techno record to break into the mainstream." History The projec ...

'' * (1989) ''

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'' * (1989) ''

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'' (feat. Sharon Benson) * (1989) '' The Deep'' * (1989) ''

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'' * (1992) '' Stakker Humanoid '92'' * (2001) '' Stakker Humanoid 2001'' * (2007) '' Stakker Humanoid 2007'' * (2018) '' 30303 EP'' * (2020) ''KAAGE EP'' * (2020) ''Future: Turned EP'' * (2020) ''Orfan Atmosphere EP'' * (2021) ''sT8818r Humanoid''

As Mental Cube

* (1990) ''Q'' (BZZXL 106033) * (1991) '' So This Is Love'' * (1991) ''Q'' (180 996)

As Amorphous Androgynous

* (1993) '' Liquid Insects'' * (2002) '' The Mello Hippo Disco Show'' * (2003) ''

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'' * (2005) '' The Witchfinder''

Other stage names

* (1990) '' A.S.T.'' (as Art Science Technology) * (1990) ''

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'' (as Yunie) * (1991) '' You Took My Love'' (as Candese) * (1991) ''

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'' (as Smart Systems) * (1991) '' The Pulse EP'' (as FSOL and Indo Tribe) * (1991) '' Pulse 2 EP'' (as FSOL, Smart Systems and Indo Tribe) * (1991) '' Principles of Motion EP'' (as Intelligent Communication) * (1991) '' Pulse 3 EP'' (as Smart Systems, Indo Tribe and Yage) * (1992) '' Fuzzy Logic EP'' (as Yage) * (1992) '' Pulse Four EP'' (as Mental Cube, Smart Systems and Indo Tribe) * (1992) '' People Livin' Today'' (as Semi-Real) * (1992) ''

Metropolis A metropolis () is a large city or conurbation which is a significant economic, political, and cultural center for a country or region, and an important hub for regional or international connections, commerce, and communications. A big ci ...

'' (as Metropolis) * (2008) '' Tingler 2008'' (as Smart Systems) * (2009) ''Cloudscraper'' (as Six Oscillators in Remittance) * (2013) ''EP'' (as Blackhill Transmitter) * (2013) ''One'' (as EMS : Piano) * (2013) ''Stillness'' (as Suburban Domestic) * (2013) ''Salient Moons 1972'' (as Sand Sound Folly) * (2013) ''EP'' (as Blackhill Transmitter) * (2014) ''2nd'' (as Blackhill Transmitter) * (2014) ''An Open Window'' (as The Jazz Mags) * (2015) ''3'' (as Blackhill Transmitter) * (2016) ''Four'' (as Blackhill Transmitter) * (2019) ''MOA016'' (as Humanoid / Yage) * (2020) ''Pygmy EP'' (as Yage)

Other

* (1997) ''ISDN Show'' (A promo recording of a live netcast) * (2007) ''A Gigantic Globular Burst Of Anti-Static'' (Soundtrack for an art exhibition held at the Kinetica Art Museum, London in 2006) * (2008) ''FSOL Digital Mix'' (A free mix CD with

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magazine "Freeze") * (2012) ''The Fears and Fantasies of the Unconscious Mind'' (Sampler previewing tracks released on FSOLDigital) * (2017) ''FSOL:Digitana – The SX-One Live Improvisations'' (Live improvisations promoting the SX-1 synth)

Remix work

They have also garnered a reputation as remixers, transforming the work of a variety of different artists, including: * (1991)

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, ''Do That To Me (Set Me Free)'' * (1992)

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, ''Unity'' * (1992)

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, ''Praise'' * (1992)

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, ''Your Love Is Lifting Me'' * (1992)

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, ''"If You Don't Love Me'' * (1992) Stereo MCs, ''Connected'' * (1993)

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, ''Rising'' * (1993)

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, ''I Put A Spell On You'' * (1993)

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, ''Re:iteration'' * (1993)

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, ''Darshana'' * (1994)

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, ''Liquid Cool'' * (1994)

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, ''Sly'' * (1995) Jon Anderson, ''Speed Deep'' * (1996) Osamu Sato, ''Face-Savers On-line'' * (2001)

Robert Miles Roberto Concina (3 November 1969 – 9 May 2017), known professionally as Robert Miles, was an Italian record producer, composer, musician and DJ. His 1995 composition "Children" sold more than 5 million copies and topped the charts worldwide. ...

, ''Paths'' * (2002) Deadly Avenger, ''Day One'' * (2009) Oasis, ''Falling Down'' * (2009)

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, ''Home'' * (2010)

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, ''Aim High/Pieces Of A Dream'' * (2010) Pop Levi, ''Blue Honey'' * (2014)

Blu Mar Ten Blu Mar Ten is a music production outfit based in London, and is made up of Chris Marigold and Michael Tognarelli. History Blu Mar Ten's first track to be released was "The Fountain" / "Lunar" in 1996 on Way Out Records. The track appeared on ...

, ''Night Shift'' The results are often novel and complex, and in some instances the original track is barely recognisable.

References

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