The Chemical Brothers - Push The Button

Name: The Chemical Brothers - Push The Button
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Experience the Grammy-winning electronic classic Push the Button by The Chemical Brothers on this must-have 2 x LP vinyl reissue. Originally released in 2005, this double-vinyl pressing captures every heavy breakbeat, acid-house groove, and psychedelic synth layer across 11 iconic tracks—including the chart-topping hit "Galvanize" featuring Q-Tip, "The Boxer" featuring Tim Burgess, and "Believe" featuring Kele Okereke. Pressed for rich, dynamic analog playback, this essential edition from Astralwerks and Virgin Records is the ultimate addition to any electronic music lover's or vinyl collector's shelf.

"When the big beat boom gradually subsided, the Chemical Brothers initially sought refuge within a carefully crafted version of house music both epic and psychedelic. Still, the duo are fusion fans at heart, and their fifth studio album, Push the Button, finds them easing back to their true love -- pulverizing stylistic boundaries while they seek out clever hooks to hang their production caps on. The first half of the record is heavy on collaboration, beginning with the clear highlight, 'Galvanize,' which features guest Q-Tip riding a delicious mid-tempo groove and the brothers teasing out an ingenious Middle Eastern string sample over the course of several breakdowns and over six minutes. 'The Boxer' has ChemBros veteran Tim Burgess of the Charlatans UK coming on like an extroverted Steve Miller, while the next track, 'Believe,' features Britpop newcomer Kele Okereke (of Bloc Party) agonizing over an energized electroshock production composed of equal parts Prince and Chicago acid house... While there aren't as many heart-stopping productions as on 2002's unjustly neglected Come With Us, Push the Button proves the Chemical Brothers have retained the innate curiosity necessary to keep them blazing trails for years to come." - AllMusic

Features

180g Double Vinyl
Original sleeve artwork
Cut from the original lacquers directly from the studio of original engineer, Mike Marsh
Fully approved by The Chemical Brothers' Ed Simons and Tom Rowlan

Tracklist

Side A

Galvanize
The Boxer

Side B

Believe
Hold Tight London
Come Inside

Side C

The Big Jump
Left Right
Close Your Eyes

Side D

Shake Break Bounce
Marvo Ging
Surface To Air

Notes

Record Label: Astralwerks

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Experience the Grammy-winning electronic classic Push the Button by The Chemical Brothers on this must-have 2 x LP vinyl reissue. Originally released in 2005, this double-vinyl pressing captures every heavy breakbeat, acid-house groove, and psychedelic synth layer across 11 iconic tracks—including the chart-topping hit "Galvanize" featuring Q-Tip, "The Boxer" featuring Tim Burgess, and "Believe" featuring Kele Okereke. Pressed for rich, dynamic analog playback, this essential edition from Astralwerks and Virgin Records is the ultimate addition to any electronic music lover's or vinyl collector's shelf.

"When the big beat boom gradually subsided, the Chemical Brothers initially sought refuge within a carefully crafted version of house music both epic and psychedelic. Still, the duo are fusion fans at heart, and their fifth studio album, Push the Button, finds them easing back to their true love -- pulverizing stylistic boundaries while they seek out clever hooks to hang their production caps on. The first half of the record is heavy on collaboration, beginning with the clear highlight, 'Galvanize,' which features guest Q-Tip riding a delicious mid-tempo groove and the brothers teasing out an ingenious Middle Eastern string sample over the course of several breakdowns and over six minutes. 'The Boxer' has ChemBros veteran Tim Burgess of the Charlatans UK coming on like an extroverted Steve Miller, while the next track, 'Believe,' features Britpop newcomer Kele Okereke (of Bloc Party) agonizing over an energized electroshock production composed of equal parts Prince and Chicago acid house... While there aren't as many heart-stopping productions as on 2002's unjustly neglected Come With Us, Push the Button proves the Chemical Brothers have retained the innate curiosity necessary to keep them blazing trails for years to come." - AllMusic