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Prisoners Of The Sun – Peaking Polka / Butter For My Cup Of Tea – Plastik Park
3.0
Label: Germany
2002-05-19
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Peaking Polka / Butter For My Cup Of Tea – Plastik Park

Prisoners Of The Sun

Weighing in at over ten minutes, Peaking Polka is a building, semi-minimal affair. Cute halfmelodies build up and maintain the tension in that linear way POTS are so smooth at doing.

Ultimately though it’s neither a polka nor is it peaking, and as such it’s a slight disappointment.

Butter For My Cup of Tea is again in keeping with their lushly produced progressive sound, having more structure than the A side. Some sweet pads come in to warm things up a treat, and there’s enough melody and groove here to please progressive and psychedelic dancefloors.

Both tunes sit nicely in the mix, and that breath-of-fresh-air that Prisoners of the Sun make their own is a worthy addition to any DJ’s box.

Source: http://psyreviews.net/2002/05/prisoners-of-the-sun-peaking-polka-butter-for-my-cup-of-tea-plastik-park/

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