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Underworld - Oblivion with Bells

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Oblivion with Bells is the fifth studio album by the British electronic music group Underworld, released in 2007. It marks the band's first full-length release since Darren Emerson departed the project, returning to a duo format of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith. The record blends electronic dance music with ambient and techno influences, featuring the lead single "Crocodile." It appeals to listeners of progressive house and 1990s electronic acts adapting to a more cerebral sound.

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When was Underworld's Oblivion with Bells released?

Oblivion with Bells was released in 2007 as Underworld's fifth studio album. It followed the band's major soundtrack and electronic releases from the 1990s and early 2000s.

Who made Oblivion with Bells?

The album was made by Karl Hyde and Rick Smith after Darren Emerson had left Underworld. It marked the duo's first full-length studio album following Emerson's departure.

What musical style does Oblivion with Bells have?

The record blends Underworld's electronic dance foundation with atmospheric textures, vocal fragments, and more spacious arrangements. It is less focused on a single club formula than a continuous mood and sound world.

Which songs are associated with Oblivion with Bells?

The album includes tracks such as "Crocodile," "Beautiful Burnout," and "Boy, Boy, Boy." "Crocodile" was one of its prominent singles and became a recognizable live-era song for the group.

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