Raise the Pressure
by Electronic
Released: July 08, 1996
Alternative rock, alternative dance, house
The Album
"Raise the Pressure" is the second studio album by Electronic, released in July 1996. The album features tracks that incorporate elements of alternative rock, dance, and synth-pop, showcasing the duo's versatility and musical evolution. Electronic is a British electronic music group formed by Bernard Sumner (of New Order) and Johnny Marr (formerly of The Smiths).
Interesting Facts
The album followed their successful debut, self-titled album…
The album followed their successful debut, self-titled album "Electronic," released in 1991.
"Raise the Pressure" marked a continuation of the…
"Raise the Pressure" marked a continuation of the band's exploration into electronic and dance music, blending Sumner's distinctive vocals with Marr's guitar work and electronic production.
The album's production value and the duo's collaborative…
The album's production value and the duo's collaborative approach contributed to its distinct sound, appealing to fans of both New Order and The Smiths, as well as electronic music enthusiasts.
Overall, "Raise the Pressure" stands as a significant…
Overall, "Raise the Pressure" stands as a significant chapter in the careers of Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr, highlighting their ongoing experimentation with electronic music and their ability to create compelling, genre-crossing compositions.
Essential Tracks
Forbidden City
Despite receiving mixed reviews upon its release, "Raise the Pressure" included notable singles such as "Forbidden City" and "For You," which achieved moderate success on the UK charts.
For You
Despite receiving mixed reviews upon its release, "Raise the Pressure" included notable singles such as "Forbidden City" and "For You," which achieved moderate success on the UK charts.
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Reception
Despite receiving mixed reviews upon its release, "Raise the Pressure" included notable singles such as "Forbidden City" and "For You," which achieved moderate success on the UK charts.
The Complete Album Story
"Raise the Pressure" is the second studio album by Electronic, released in July 1996. Electronic is a British electronic music group formed by Bernard Sumner (of New Order) and Johnny Marr (formerly of The Smiths). The album followed their successful debut, self-titled album "Electronic," released in 1991.
"Raise the Pressure" marked a continuation of the band's exploration into electronic and dance music, blending Sumner's distinctive vocals with Marr's guitar work and electronic production. The album features tracks that incorporate elements of alternative rock, dance, and synth-pop, showcasing the duo's versatility and musical evolution.
Despite receiving mixed reviews upon its release, "Raise the Pressure" included notable singles such as "Forbidden City" and "For You," which achieved moderate success on the UK charts. The album's production value and the duo's collaborative approach contributed to its distinct sound, appealing to fans of both New Order and The Smiths, as well as electronic music enthusiasts.
Overall, "Raise the Pressure" stands as a significant chapter in the careers of Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr, highlighting their ongoing experimentation with electronic music and their ability to create compelling, genre-crossing compositions.
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