Vertigo by Groove Armada

Pros: Superb production, wonderful "feel".

Cons: Not much, really.

The Bottom Line: Exquisite.

Review: London-based electronica duo Tom Findlay and Andy Cato were renowned in the UK as artists and DJ’s long before this album, as residents of their eponymous club and general wheelers and dealers, but this release gave them the previously unrequited...

Pros: Excellent Sonic Glove

Cons: This field is required - but I want to stay positive.

The Bottom Line: Buy this album - these guys are good - Hopefully we will be hearing more from them.

Review: I first wrote this review way back in Feb. of '00 when Vertigo was only import - but then Epinions did not recognize Groove Armada as a topic. But now they do & I've dusted it off & here it is:

I first heard 'Chicago' (track 1) on my local...

Pros: Great mellow tempo

Cons: Sometimes montonous

The Bottom Line: Great CD for those kind of slow evenings cuddling with the one you love or to bring closure to a hectic day.

Review: Ever gone through those piles of CD's, cassettes or even LP's, for you DJ's and enthusiast out there, and wanted something newer than some Smokey Robinson but just as laid back perhaps. This CD definetly fits that bill.

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Pros: Wonderful feel of the music, nice Sade sampling, amazing sonic layering, maximum chill

Cons: The techno shyte doesn't work with this album one demerit for burping our musical wine

The Bottom Line: Groove Armada are the chillest of the chill, and when they were playing the mellow stuff it kills, but the hard beats were badly misplaced.

Review: No Sophomore Slump Here Groove Armada are UK DJs Tom Findlay and Andy Cato – a big part of the nineties London club scene. They splashed on the world with their first full length LP Northern Star – but it didn’t set them off. While ...