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Friday

X-PRESS 2: Give It

When I first hear this new release, I was shocked to find out it was techno tribal outfit X-Press 2. Their former harder edge electronic sound is gone, replaced by a southern, gospel twang reminiscent of Alabama 3, the band most people would recognize from their title song from The Sopranos. This, of course, baffles me, as the success of Alabama 3's original southern electronic novelty sound I find rather fleeting. Just like the line in the title lyric, I guess I should give it a little more time. Watch the video (qt).

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