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EP15 January 1996Atomic number 6

Loops of Fury

Loops of Fury artwork
Artwork (quoted for review and commentary)1

Ground #DCE1E1Ink 1 #282028Ink 2 #686879Accent #689ACEPlate colours (taken from the artwork)

Contrast body 15.9:1 heading 12.0:1

Pulse 120 BPM (provisional, not yet measured)

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Released
15 January 19962
Label
Freestyle Dust2
Formats
CD, 12"2
Peak positions
UK13IRL20NZ48SWE20
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Notes
Pairs the title track with a remix of "Chemical Beats" and two new tracks3

Tracklist

  1. 1Loops Of Fury1
  2. 2(The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up1
  3. 3Get Up On It Like This1
  4. 4Chemical Beats – Dave Clarke Remix1

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Reviews

“an EP of leftovers released mostly to capitalize on the success of the Brothers' debut”

AllMusic, Sean Cooper4

View (DJ Naoyaman)

After the album, No. 13 with an EP.

Released on Freestyle Dust on 15 January 1996, this EP pairs the title track with a remix of "Chemical Beats" and two new tracks.23 It reached No. 13 in the UK, and No. 20 in Ireland and Sweden.2

"Chemical Beats" is the song that gave the band its name.5 Having changed their name, they reworked that song and offered it up again.

I don't think handing over the same track more than once is laziness. Playing what works, again and again, is part of a DJ's job.

I have always liked the title: fury, put into the act of stacking loops.

Translated from the Japanese original.

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  1. The Chemical Brothers, “Official site: Loops of Fury (release page)”
  2. Wikipedia, “The Chemical Brothers discography”
  3. Trouser Press, “Chemical Brothers”
  4. AllMusic, “AllMusic: Loops of Fury review”
  5. Wikipedia, “Exit Planet Dust”