Thunderball - Remixes

Review by Alyne Miranda

Thunderball's album Remixes is a must-listen for fans of electronic music. The album features a collection of remixes of the group's most popular tracks, each one reimagined by a different artist. The result is a diverse and dynamic album that showcases Thunderball's versatility as a band and their ability to work with a wide range of collaborators.

The album kicks off with "Heart of the Hustler," remixed by Fort Knox Five. The track is a funky, upbeat number that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include the laid-back "Domino" remixed by Ursula 1000, and the moody "Low Down Weather" remixed by Thievery Corporation.

One of the album's strengths is the way it showcases Thunderball's original tracks in a new light. The remixes are all unique and inventive, breathing new life into familiar tunes. The album also features a range of styles, from the chilled-out vibes of "The Road to Benares" remixed by Bombay Dub Orchestra, to the glitchy, experimental sound of "12 Mile High" remixed by Qdup.

Summary by Alyne Miranda

Thunderball's Remixes is a solid album that will appeal to fans of electronic music and anyone looking for a fresh take on Thunderball's classic tracks. The album is a testament to the group's talent and their ability to collaborate with a diverse range of artists.