It Gets Darker
by Dicepeople
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 8-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now name your price
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Professionally printed CD featuring original artwork and photos.
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One Sun
04:55
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More
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Control
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Dangerous Game
04:40
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Like a Stone
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I'm a Machine
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It Gets Darker
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100 Suns
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about
It Gets Darker is the second album from Matt Brock's London-based electronica project Dicepeople. The album is so named because it explores themes relating to the dark side of humanity, and it's had great initial feedback:
"Stunningly original and wonderfully delicious ... a great band who should break through into the mainstream in 2012." - Frost Magazine
"Born out of a marriage between Giorgio Moroder and Portion Control ... for those who like to pick up headphones and dream away, this is it!" - Peek-A-Boo Magazine
"The songs are well-crafted and absolutely enjoyable" - Side-Line Magazine
"Dicepeople keeps a defined rhythm from start to end; an interplay of past, current and future machinery working in harmony." - Igloo Magazine
"Doesn’t fail to deliver what is expected from it - enjoyable and danceable dark electro." - Reflections of Darkness
"Stunningly original and wonderfully delicious ... a great band who should break through into the mainstream in 2012." - Frost Magazine
"Born out of a marriage between Giorgio Moroder and Portion Control ... for those who like to pick up headphones and dream away, this is it!" - Peek-A-Boo Magazine
"The songs are well-crafted and absolutely enjoyable" - Side-Line Magazine
"Dicepeople keeps a defined rhythm from start to end; an interplay of past, current and future machinery working in harmony." - Igloo Magazine
"Doesn’t fail to deliver what is expected from it - enjoyable and danceable dark electro." - Reflections of Darkness
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released 28 October 2011
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