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From the album Further

Single19 April 2010Atomic number 34

Escape Velocity

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Pulse 70 BPM (measured)

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Released
19 April 20101
UK peak
Did not chart2

Tracklist

  1. 1Escape Velocity (single-sided etched 12″)3

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BPM
70 BPM
Key
Fm (4A)

Technology

Context

Testimony

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A single of almost twelve minutes.

Released on 19 April 2010 as the first single from Further, it runs 11:57 on the album. The film is by Adam Smith and Marcus Lyall.142

Every one of Further's eight tracks has its own film. This was the first.1

Making a twelve-minute track a single means, I think, not counting on radio from the start.

Escape velocity is the speed you need to break free of gravity. I read the title as a statement for the whole album.

Translated from the Japanese original.

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  1. Wikipedia, “Further (The Chemical Brothers album)”
  2. Wikipedia, “The Chemical Brothers discography”
  3. Discogs, “The Chemical Brothers - Escape Velocity (etched 12″ single)”
  4. HMV, “The Chemical Brothers – Further”