Underworld announce reissue of ‘Drift Series 1’ with unreleased live recording

Underworld announce reissue of ‘Drift Series 1’ with unreleased live recording

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Underworld have announced a reissue of ‘Drift Series 1’.

In November last year, Underworld concluded their 12-month Drift project with ‘Drift Series 1, which saw the duo release new music and collaborative visuals every week for a year. It also marked the first full-length release from the artists since ‘Barbara, Barbara, We Face A Shining Future’ in 2016.

Following the cancellation of their North American tour in spring 2020, the duo will now instead celebrate their 40-year legacy with a reissue of the Drift series. Slated for release tomorrow, Friday 18th September, the package has been remodeled as a new 8-CD compact edition, with the bonus of a previously unreleased recording of Rick Smith’s pre-show set live at Underworld’s show at Ziggodome Amsterdam in November 2019. The new box set will also include a 50-page book.

Alongside the release, the duo will host a Reddit AMA at 9PT/12 noon ET on Friday, where you’ll be able to ask them anything here, and will also launch a new website with exclusive merchandise, raising money for selected charities. 

You can purchase the ‘Drift Series 1’ box set here, and check out what’s included below.

CD1 – Episode 1 “DUST”
CD2 – Episode 2 “ATOM”
CD3 – Episode 3 “HEART”
CD4 – Episode 4 “SPACE”
CD5 – Episode 5 “GAME”
CD6 – Underworld & The Necks
CD7 – DRIFT Series 1 Sampler Edition
CD8 – RicksDubbedOutDriftExperience (Live in Amsterdam)
BluRay – All the DRIFT Series 1 films

 

 

 

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