Tomorrow's World, by Neil Scrivin

Tomorrow's World

by Neil Scrivin

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Hugh Manoid I bought this five minutes after I heard Natural Power. Those retro vibes are consistent throughout the album. A true period piece. Favorite track: Natural Power.

codeprefix thanks for the clearance code neil, riveting transmission Favorite track: Telecommunications.

amc A great 'snap-shot in time' album with Natural Power and it's epic synths, stealing the show. Favorite track: Natural Power.

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1.	Lifestyle 04:02		buy track
2.	Less of an Art, More of a Science 03:48		buy track
3.	Travelling Hopefully 04:17		buy track
4.	Natural Power 05:09		buy track
5.	Inner Space 03:45		buy track
6.	Telecommunications 04:23	lyrics	buy track
As soon as I get my clearance code, I then merely press my data button, And on my screen now comes the word transmitting, Followed by receiving.
7.	Tomorrow's Babies 04:01		buy track
8.	Outer Space 04:47		buy track
9.	Leisure Is a Serious Business 04:34		buy track
10.	Whatever Happened to. . .? 03:49		buy track

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Written and recorded in 2007, ‘Tomorrow’s World’ is a trip in time to the future of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s. More Sinclair C5 than Lamborghini, it takes its primary inspiration from the science and computer TV programming of that era, reflecting a period in which breath-taking advances in technology were viewed with equal parts utopian optimism and nuclear-fuelled fear.

Whatever happened to tomorrow’s world?

This newly remastered edition is released in physical format for the first time, featuring brand new cover artwork, on cassette tape (available in two colour choices - black or transparent blue) with extended inlay art panels housed in a clear case.

"All ten tracks are just flawlessly executed, sounding indistinguishable from the real thing ... There’s clearly some amount of irony in certain places - the synth bursts atop a bouncy bass line on ‘Travelling Hopefully’ somehow seem laugh out loud when picturing the British Rail training video they easily could have scored - but swathes are earnestly composed synth jams ... Towards the second half of the album, tunes like ‘Tomorrow's Babies’ and ‘Outer Space’ get a bit stranger with swift whooshing edits and effects shooting the cheesy drum machines and synths into dubbier space. Joyous escapism back to a time when futurism was often still blissfully ignorant." Tristan Bath - The Quietus

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released June 9, 2017

Written, produced and performed by Neil Scrivin.
Recorded 2007.
Remastered 2017.

Artwork by Neil Scrivin.

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Neil Scrivin Blackpool, UK

The albums presented here were created between 2002 and 2010. Many as contributions to the PFB 'album a month' project in which I participated with Kris & Ade Blacow. I currently produce music as Phono Ghosts, Meatbingo and The Night Monitor, and operate the Fonolith label. ... more

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