Sting's 1993 EP, 'Demolition Man,' features a synth-pop re-recording of The Police classic for the film, alongside dynamic live renditions of his solo hits, capturing his sophisticated pop-rock artist
September 25, 1993 · Polycosmic Records
This EP is a fascinating snapshot of Sting in the early 90s, offering a dual experience. You get the sleek, slightly industrial synth-pop punch of the title track, tailored for a blockbuster action film, which then gives way to the warm, immediate energy of live performances. It's Sting's distinctive baritone, his thoughtful lyrics, and his band's tight musicianship, all captured with the vibrant spontaneity of a concert in Italy. Own it for the unique re-interpretation of a classic and the chance to feel like you're right there in the audience for his enduring solo material.
How does Demolition Man sound next to the rest of Sting's catalogue?
The production is pushed notably harder into live recording than this artist usually allows.
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