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The third album for the artist/music producer Kevin Martin as The Bug.
| LABEL: | Ninja Tune |
| RELEASE DATE: | 12 August 2008 |
| DISCS: | 1 disc |
| GENRE(S): | Electronic |
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The average user rating for this album is 6.6 (out of 10) based on 38 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
kilas99 gave it a4:
Really hard on the ears. I think if the pace and tempo was quicker I could handle it, but after several listens I still hear abrasive MC's over very, very grime-y beats that never really take off. Really depends on what you're looking for from electronic/hip-hop/producer etc.
Aaron B. gave it a10:
Masterpiece. Incredibly creative.
Mike G gave it a10:
I put this album on to read to, but immediately had an urge to dance. Solid sounds from start to finish.
Andrea D. gave it an8:
I've listen for the first time the dubstep and this genre has impresse me very positively! Basses are incredible on all the cd! Skeng, Angry, Judgment get 10/10, Warning , Fuckaz, Jah War 8/10, all the others 7/10..then... all the cd get an 8.. A particular mantion to the song Skang.. the rap on this song is amazing!
Olaolu J. gave it a9:
People will call it overrated and employ as much hyperbole as those they decry simply because it's hip to do so. Ultimately, London Zoo still remains an excellent entry into the dubstep (or whatever sub-genre you want to place it in) genre, with its great mix of lyricism and bass-heavy energy. It's personally the only album released this year that I've had this much fun listening to. If you don't like dubstep at all then why bother reviewing this album?
Guy H gave it an8:
This is the grower of the year for me so far. At first it sounds like a collection of stand alone tracks but give it time and you suddenly realise that it is a very scary document to the current state of urban insanity that surrounds many of us. There is something undeniably seductive about the feeling you get in your gut of impending danger, violence and chaos and 'The Bug' taps into that. You almost welcome the apocalypse - bring it on!
James M. gave it a0:
This album is awful. I could no listen to it more then once.

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