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(2002) marked Darren Emerson's departure from Underworld. Singer Karl Hyde and Rick Smith were left to do the honors. With A Hundred Days Off they did well. Oblivion With Bells is built according to the same formula. The CD opens immediately with the best songs. The funky bass line driven Crocodile and the percussive and bombastic Beautiful Burnout are without a doubt hits. Holding The Mouth is… getting a bit more moody. On Ring Road Hyde profiles himself as a rapper who goes very well to has listened. Then the handbrake is resolutely applied and Underworld switches to the shadowy area between ambient and trip hop. This special edition also includes a DVD. The Book Of Jam includes the clips of Crocodile, Good Morning Cockerel, the off-CD Metal Friend and the live performance of Rez. Also slideshows of Underworld's performance in Japan, and recordings in the Abbey Road studio. (AD)more
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