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Sunday 8pm
Electronic · 1998 · 14 tracks

Sunday 8pm

Faithless

A cinematic comedown masterpiece. Deeply spiritual spoken word meets rain-soaked trip-hop and the slow-burning embers of 90s progressive house.

September 18, 1998 · Cheeky Records

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A heavy, rain-soaked introspection that finds a strange kind of peace in the middle of a lonely city night.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
The Garden
4:27
02
Postcards (Rewritten mix)
3:29
02
Bring My Family Back
6:22
03
Hour of Need
4:37
03
God Is a DJ (Yes He Is)
8:52
04
Thank You
9:20
04
Postcards
4:01
05
Take the Long Way Home
7:13
06
Why Go?
3:58
07
She’s My Baby
5:49
08
God Is a DJ
8:02
09
Hem of His Garment
4:07
10
Sunday 8pm
2:43
11
Killer’s Lullaby
6:11
Moments Worth Listening For
The transition from the sparse, acoustic opening of The Garden into the deep, rhythmic pulse of the album
The iconic, church-organ synth pluck that signals the massive peak of God Is a DJ
Maxi Jazz's gravelly delivery on Take the Long Way Home where the beat drops out for his street-level wisdom
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Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Sunday 8pm sound next to the rest of Faithless's catalogue?

Sunday Morning+4.0σ

Sunday Morning saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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