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From the album Push the Button

Single2 May 2005Atomic number 27

Believe

Believe artwork
Artwork (quoted for review and commentary)2

Ground #171412Ink 1 #F1F0E6Ink 2 #EDEDE2Accent #3B0F33Plate colours (taken from the artwork)

Contrast　body 16.2:1　heading 16.0:1

Pulse 131.9 BPM (measured)

Listen

The video embedded on the official site1　Open on YouTube

Record

Released
2 May 20053
UK peak
No. 184
Featuring
Kele Okereke5

Tracklist

  1. 1Believe – Extended Version2

Music

BPM
131.9 BPM
Key
Em (9A)

Technology

Context

Testimony

View (DJ Naoyaman)

Line up the voices they called in, year by year, and you have a timeline.

Released on 2 May 2005, it reached No. 18 in the UK. Bloc Party's Kele Okereke sings; Dom and Nic made the video.345 AllMusic at the time called him a Britpop newcomer.6

1995, Tim Burgess. 1996, Noel Gallagher. 2005, Kele Okereke.78

I see their nose for whoever's voice stood out that year as the same thing as a DJ's instinct for a record.

Don't Think, the film of their 2011 Fuji Rock set, ends with "Believe".9

Translated from the Japanese original.

Afterwards

Own

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  1. The Chemical Brothers, “Official site: Believe (video)”
  2. The Chemical Brothers, “Official site: Believe (release page)”
  3. Wikipedia, “Push the Button (The Chemical Brothers album)”
  4. Wikipedia, “The Chemical Brothers discography”
  5. Wikipedia (es), “Push the Button (álbum)”
  6. dショッピング（発売・販売元提供資料）, “The Chemical Brothers / Push The Button”
  7. National Album Day, “The Chemical Brothers – Exit Planet Dust”
  8. Wikipedia, “Setting Sun (The Chemical Brothers song)”
  9. NME, “The Chemical Brothers to release concert film 'Don't Think' on DVD”