Robert Hood's Omega comes Alive
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- A new interpretation of the film-inspired album will come out on M-Plant this June.
- Robert Hood has created a new version of Omega, his film-inspired album from last year, entitled Omega: Alive. The LP shows Hood playing a live set of new tracks and reworks of past recordings, all of which have been given a "post apocalyptic sound" to fit the theme of Omega, the 1971 science fiction film that inspired last year's album. The track list features a few Hood classics, such as "Who Taught You Math?", "Unix" and "Side Effect," plus some new productions: "Minimal, Minimal" and "Bells At Dusk," and "Run." All of these songs flow into one another just as they would when Hood plays in the club. A few unmixed songs have been tacked on as well: a previously unreleased tune called "Atomic" and both sides of M-Plant's latest 12-inch, Alpha / The Family. Hood will be taking his Omega live act on the road this month, with dates planned around Asia, Australia and Europe. For the next two weeks he'll be in China, and later in May he'll head to Australia for gigs in Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Sydney. A European tour will follow in the summer, details for which are still forthcoming. The official launch party will take place at Nitsa in Barcelona during this year's Sonar festival. Tracklist 01. Bells At Dusk 02. Run 03. Alpha: Alive 04. Omega: Alive 05. Minimal, Minimal 06. Who Taught You Math?: Alive 07. Unix: Alive 08. Side Effect: Alive 09. Minus: Alive 10. Alpha (James Ruskin Remix)[Bonus Track] 11. The Family [Bonus Track] 12. Atomic (unreleased) [Bonus Track] M-Plant will release Omega: Alive on June 20th, 2011.
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