Album Info

Music Has the Right to Children

Electronic - 1998

Michael and Marcus Eoin Sandison's 1998 debut hit with the force of an idea fully formed—and beamed from a distant... more

Tracklist

1

Wildlife Analysis

1:15 min
2

An Eagle In Your Mind

6:25 min
3

The Color of the Fire

1:45 min
4

Telephasic Workshop

6:35 min
5

Triangles & Rhombuses

1:50 min
6

Sixtyten

5:48 min
7

Turquoise Hexagon Sun

5:07 min
8

Kaini Industries

0:59 min
9

Bocuma

1:35 min
10

Roygbiv

2:31 min
11

Rue the Whirl

6:39 min
12

Aquarius

5:58 min
13

Olson

1:31 min
14

Pete Standing Alone

6:07 min
15

Smokes Quantity

3:07 min
16

Open the Light

4:25 min
17

One Very Important Thought

1:25 min
18

Happy Cycling

7:52 min

About Music Has the Right to Children

Michael and Marcus Eoin Sandison's 1998 debut hit with the force of an idea fully formed—and beamed from a distant galaxy, at that. The sources of their crackling ambient tracks—the boom-bap beats of '80s hip-hop, the eerie synths of '70s nature documentaries—are familiar, but the overall effect is as strange as an out-of-body experience. Melodies warble like warped tape, and disembodied voices dart through the murk like auditory hallucinations. It's a spellbinding balancing act between childlike wonder and grown-up dread.