The mesmerizing beats and everything else come back in something fierce, driving and unrelenting. The Big Babou smacks you, and you ll love it for doing so. The title track is a short filler-type piece. Laurent Frenchly espouses on how revolutionary techno is. Track six is a skipper.
Oppositions is a very lopsided, irregular sounding tune at first.
A little past the halfway point, it starts to crackle with something else, but overall, it stays fairly atmospheric. If you fear another yawner coming on, though, you are sorely mistaken, friends. Next up is The Man With The Red Face, a caffeinated, locomotive tune. It has an even more suspenseful build than The Sound Of The Big Babou. And then comes the synth-organ, mounting in volume and urgency.