"Bug Powder Dust" was issued as the lead single from Clear on 19 September 1994,[3] peaking at number 24 on the UK Singles Chart.[4] "Dark Heart" followed later that year, reaching number 35 on the chart.[5] A further two singles were released in 1995: "One to One Religion" on 20 March,[6] and "Sandcastles" on 4 September.[7] They charted in the UK at numbers 53 and 54 respectively.[8]
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Clear is the third studio album by English electronic music act Bomb the Bass released on 3 April 1995 by 4th amp B way Records ClearStudio album by Bomb the BassReleased3 April 1995 1995 04 03 StudioEastcote London GenreTrip hopLength53 18Label4th amp B wayProducerTim SimenonKeith LeBlancDoug WimbishBomb the Bass chronologyUnknown Territory 1991 Clear 1995 Future Chaos 2008 Singles from Clear Bug Powder Dust Released 19 September 1994 Dark Heart Released 1994 One to One Religion Released 20 March 1995 Sandcastles Released 4 September 1995 Contents 1 Release 2 Critical reception 3 Track listing 4 Personnel 5 Charts 6 References 7 External linksRelease EditClear was released on 3 April 1995 by 4th amp B way Records 1 It peaked at number 22 on the UK Albums Chart 2 Bug Powder Dust was issued as the lead single from Clear on 19 September 1994 3 peaking at number 24 on the UK Singles Chart 4 Dark Heart followed later that year reaching number 35 on the chart 5 A further two singles were released in 1995 One to One Religion on 20 March 6 and Sandcastles on 4 September 7 They charted in the UK at numbers 53 and 54 respectively 8 Critical reception EditProfessional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAllMusic 9 The Guardian 10 Q 11 Rolling Stone 12 Select4 5 13 NME named Clear the 42nd best album of 1995 14 In 2015 Fact placed the record at number 49 on its list of the best trip hop albums of all time 15 Track listing EditNo TitleWriter s Length1 Bug Powder Dust with Justin Warfield Tim SimenonWarfield4 182 Sleepyhead with Bim Sherman SimenonShermanKeith LeBlancSkip McDonald3 593 One to One Religion with Carlton SimenonCarlton McCarthyDave ClaytonBen WolffAndy DeanBen BarsonKent Brainerd4 144 Dark Heart with Spikey T SimenonTrevor RennieClayton6 475 If You Reach the Border with Leslie Winer SimenonWiner3 536 Brain Dead with Justin Warfield SimenonWarfield5 337 5ml Barrel with Will Self SimenonSelfAtticus RossJohn WardleClayton4 598 Somewhere Clayton5 039 Sandcastles with Bernard Fowler FowlerDoug Wimbish4 3410 Tidal Wave with River Minnie DriverAdam HoldenRossIvor Guest4 0811 Empire with Benjamin Zephaniah and Sinead O Connor SimenonZephaniahO Connor5 50Total length 53 18 US editionNo TitleWriter s Length1 One to One Religion Skankapella mix with Carlton SimenonMcCarthyClaytonWolffDeanBarsonBrainerd4 292 Tidal Wave with River DriverHoldenRossGuest4 073 Somewhere Clayton5 024 Dark Heart 7 edit with Spikey T SimenonRennieClayton4 285 Brain Dead with Justin Warfield SimenonWarfield5 326 Empire with Benjamin Zephaniah and Sinead O Connor SimenonZephaniahO Connor5 497 If You Reach the Border with Leslie Winer SimenonWiner3 528 Sandcastles with Bernard Fowler FowlerWimbish4 349 Sleepyhead with Bim Sherman SimenonShermanLeBlancMcDonald3 5810 Bug Powder Dust Kruder amp Dorfmeister session with Justin Warfield SimenonWarfield7 25Total length 49 16 Sample credits 16 Bug Powder Dust contains samples of Naked Lunch Personnel EditCredits are adapted from the album s liner notes 16 Musicians Tim Simenon drum programming sampling Carlton vocals track 3 Dave Clayton keyboards tracks 1 3 11 keyboard effects tracks 10 11 sampling track 8 additional sampling tracks 3 7 Danny Cummings percussion tracks 3 4 9 11 Bernard Fowler vocals track 9 Ivor Guest drum programming track 10 keyboard effects track 10 sampling track 10 Adam Holden bass track 10 additional programming track 6 additional sampling track 6 Kenji Jammer guitar tracks 2 3 Keith LeBlanc drum programming tracks 2 9 drums track 4 sampling tracks 2 9 Inder Goldfinger Matharu percussion track 2 Skip McDonald guitar tracks 2 9 11 backing vocals track 2 Sinead O Connor vocals track 11 River vocals track 10 Atticus Ross programming tracks 1 7 drum programming track 10 sampling track 10 additional programming track 6 additional sampling tracks 1 6 7 Claudia Sarne bass track 6 Jeff Scantlebury percussion track 2 Will Self vocals track 7 Bim Sherman vocals track 2 Sista Joy backing vocals track 4 Spikey T vocals track 4 Justin Warfield vocals tracks 1 6 Doug Wimbish bass tracks 1 9 11 bass effects track 11 Leslie Winer vocals track 5 Jah Wobble bass track 7 Benjamin Zephaniah vocals track 11 Production Tim Simenon production mixing Don Hozz programming engineering Keith LeBlanc production track 2 mixing track 2 Lee Boy assistance Mike Marsh mastering Q mix engineering recording Tom assistance Doug Wimbish production track 9 mixing track 9 Design Richard Baker editing The Baron von Kallstein photography Cally on U Art artwork design Rob Crane typography Phil Smee photographyCharts EditChart 1995 PeakpositionAustralian Albums ARIA 17 122European Top 100 Albums Music amp Media 18 59Scottish Albums OCC 19 38UK Albums OCC 2 22UK Dance Albums OCC 20 1UK R amp B Albums OCC 21 3References Edit New Releases Albums PDF Music Week 1 April 1995 pp 34 35 Retrieved 5 June 2021 a b Official Albums Chart Top 100 Official Charts Company Retrieved 5 January 2018 Single Releases PDF Music Week 17 September 1994 p 27 Retrieved 5 June 2021 Bomb the Bass feat Justin Warfield Official Charts Company Retrieved 7 June 2021 Bomb the Bass feat Spikey Tee Official Charts Company Retrieved 7 June 2021 New Releases Singles PDF Music Week 18 March 1995 p 35 Retrieved 5 June 2021 New Releases Singles PDF Music Week 2 September 1995 p 31 Retrieved 5 June 2021 Bomb the Bass Official Charts Company Retrieved 7 June 2021 Erlewine Stephen Thomas Clear Bomb the Bass AllMusic Retrieved 5 January 2018 Smith Andrew 7 April 1995 Bomb the Bass Clear Stoned Heights The Guardian Bomb the Bass Clear Q No 128 May 1997 p 135 Palmer Tamara 18 April 1996 Bomb the Bass Clear Rolling Stone p 68 Archived from the original on 9 February 2009 Retrieved 5 January 2019 Collis Clark April 1995 Bomb the Bass Clear Select No 58 p 99 NME s best albums and tracks of 1995 NME 10 October 2016 Retrieved 5 January 2018 Twells John Fintoni Laurent 30 July 2015 The 50 best trip hop albums of all time Fact Retrieved 22 December 2016 a b Clear liner notes Bomb the Bass 4th amp B way Records 1995 BRCD 611 a href Template Cite AV media notes html title Template Cite AV media notes cite AV media notes a CS1 maint others in cite AV media notes link Bubbling Down Under Week Commencing 3 February1992 Bubbling Down Under Retrieved 5 February 2023 European Top 100 Albums PDF Music amp Media Vol 12 no 16 22 April 1995 p 17 Retrieved 5 June 2021 Official Scottish Albums Chart Top 100 Official Charts Company Retrieved 20 May 2020 Dance Albums PDF Music Week 15 April 1995 p 21 Retrieved 5 June 2021 Official R amp B Albums Chart Top 40 Official Charts Company Retrieved 9 June 2021 External links EditClear at Discogs list of releases This 1990s electronic music album related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Clear Bomb the Bass album amp oldid 1137542650, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,