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wireless-digest       Tuesday, February 12 2002       Volume 05 : Number 003



                               Today's Subjects:
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  [Wireless] new immi site                               [RobDiament@aol.com]
  [Wireless] way out west                                [RobDiament@aol.com]

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Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 07:54:21 EST
From: RobDiament@aol.com
Subject: [Wireless] new immi site

Immi has a new site at www.imogenheap.co.uk

The LHB album has been delayed by 2 weeks, so is now out on 25th Feb not 
today as planned!

r.x
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Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 08:21:45 EST
From: RobDiament@aol.com
Subject: [Wireless] way out west

I read on imogenheap.co.uk that Immi collaborated with Way out west.
Here is what I have found on the web. It is from their second album Intensify 
from Nov 2001, 
Here's a review from www.jivemagazine.com... She is on a track called Secret.

> The long-awaited second album from the superstar DJ team of Jody Wisternoff 
> and Nick Warren, Way Out West's "Intensify" runs the gauntlet, at times 
> layering in the progressive breaks, at times delving into gorgeous trance, 
> and at times creating something that could quite possibly be the perfect 
> pop song. Don't believe that? Try track 6, "Stealth", with vocals from 
> Kirsty Hawkshaw, who you may remember from all those floor-fillers BT was 
> producing a while back.
> 
> 
> This album isn't really a DJ mix, so the tracks can be taken on their own; 
> however, there are instances of mixing so well done and so sublime that you 
> don't realize the track has changed. This is the case when the dark, moody, 
> body-moving track "U B Devoid" slowly, effortlessly, and beautifully segues 
> into the album's centerpiece, the emotional "Mindcircus", a track Dave 
> Seaman has been showcasing in his recent live sets. The slightest tinkling 
> of off-tune piano, a little break here and there, and then suddenly you're 
> wrapped up in the voice of alt-rock cult goddess Imogen Heap as she pleads 
> "Can I please have some silence? How About some space?" This track is still 
> the best , most gorgeous thing I've heard all year. The albums closes 
> itself out with the two-part "Intensify", the first half of which made its 
> way into Pete Tong's essential mix earlier this year.
> 
> That pretty much says it all. You've heard a lot of these tracks being 
> played by various DJs for a couple of years now (most recently Taylor used 
> "Intensify" to bring his set at the Vault to a close), but the entire album 
> has a continuity that makes you realize just how amazingly good they are. 
> There isn't an out of place beat, note, or vocal anywhere on this album. 
> Nick and Jody together are unstoppable.
> 
> 
> Intensify 
> By Way Out West
> 
> Track List:
> 1. The Fall 7:08
> 2: Activity 4:50
> 3. Call Me 4:44
> 4. Hypnotise 5:56
> 5. Sharkhunt 5:33
> 6. Stealth 5:43
> 7. UB Devoid 4:58
> 8. Mindcircus 5:47
> 9. Secret 6:58
> 10. Intensify Part 1 6:58
> 11. Intensify Part 2 5:25
> 12. The Fall (Bedrock Vocal Mix) 9:58
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