The Pulse EPs

The Pulse EPs is a compilation of the four Pulse EPs released in 1991 & 1992 by The Future Sound of London under various aliases in the same vein as the Earthbeat album from 1992.[1]

For the initial release, see The Pulse EP.
The Pulse EPs
Compilation album by
The Future Sound of London
Released5 May 2008
GenreElectronica
Acid house
IDM
Length76:33
LabelJumpin' & Pumpin'
CD(CD TOT 57)
ProducerFSOL
The Future Sound of London chronology
By Any Other Name
(2007)		 The Pulse EPs
(2008)		 From the Archives Vol. 4
(2008)

Track listing
  1. Bring In The Pulse (MFK Mix) (5:12) as Indo Tribe
  2. In The Mind Of A Child (First Born Mix) (5:05) as Indo Tribe
  3. Hardhead (Frothin' At The Mouth Mix) (6:06) as FSOL
  4. Pulse State (831 AM Mix) (7:19) as FSOL
  5. Stolen Documents (Jazz Dub) (5:23) as FSOL
  6. Zip Code (Stress Ball Mix) (5:17) as Smart Systems
  7. 1-In-8 (4:44) as FSOL
  8. I've Become What You Were (Insider Mix) (4:19) as Indo Tribe
  9. Tingler (Four By Four Mix) (4:35) as Smart Systems
  10. Owl (I Can See You Mix) (4:56) as Indo Tribe
  11. Bite The Bullet Baby (Jaques Reynoix Mix) (4:33) as Indo Tribe
  12. Calcium (Elemental Mix) (4:53) as Yage
  13. I'm Not Gonna Let You Do It (3:49) as Mental Cube
  14. The Creator (4:22) as Smart Systems
  15. Shrink (4:14) as Indo Tribe
  16. Space Virus (4:26) as Smart Systems

Crew
  • Written and produced by FSOL
gollark: It's especially good with ADTs.
gollark: ```fsharptype Thing = | Foo of int | Bar of string | Baz of Thing listlet rec printThing t = match t with | Foo f -> sprintf "foo: %d" f | Bar s -> sprintf "bar: %s" s | Baz ts -> sprintf "[%s]" <| String.concat ", " (List.map printThing ts)```More pattern matching examples!
gollark: I was going to have `let printed` at the top then changed my mind.
gollark: Oh, yes, silly me.
gollark: ```javascriptconst printNumber = n => { switch(n) { case 0: return "zero"; //break; case 1: return "one"; //break; case 2: return "two"; //break; case 3: return "three"; //break; default: return "many"; }}```That's much longer, and uglier, especially with the breaks (not needed in this example, but generally will be).

References
  1. The Future Sound of London - Welcome to the Galaxial Pharmaceutical v7 Archived 22 March 2012 at WebCite
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