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	Forever
	[ARTIST ALBUM]
	Artist: GusGus Label: Pineapple Records Date: 27.02.07
	Buy US 16.66

The title "Forever", the fifth GusGus studio album, flew in from Moscow."GusGus FOREVER!!"- came a sharp cry from the long queue waiting to enter the club - where the GusGus DJs were spinning black solids.

GusGus was established in 1995. It started as a film/art/music collective group of 12, like the apostles, and through the years has narrowed down to the divine number of three. The Holy Trinity brings you Forever.

It has taken a handful of time to create "Forever" because GusGus is not God. GusGus are the insterestingly titled:
Biggi Veira
Earth
President Bongo

And they need more than six days to create the world that is this album.

GusGus once again throw into the flames a track by Daniel Agust "Moss", a superb addition to the magnificent vocal landscapes of Earth. Pall Oskar, the discodiva # 1, lends his smooth voice on "Need In Me", as well as on "Hold You", with the Detroit fire Aaron-Carl. Omar Gudjonsson lays his calloused fingers over "You'll Never Change and inspires both President Bongo and Vieran to handle their own guitar necks in "Forever". 'Professor' - Ottarr Poppe pukes out the welcome words on "Forever". Mr. The President himself graces golden larynx through the track "If You Don't Jump You're English", flashing rusted guitar samples from the ever-lasting Icelandic 80's punk band Purrkur Pillneck, and hammered power hi-hats by Helqi 'HitHat' Helgason. The rest is history.

Well, except for the remixing. That's part history and part future. These recombinations and malnourished destructures were, and are gonna be, manhandled by Moonbootica, Diringer, Mark Bell, Thor, DMS, Patrick Chardronnet, Tim Deluxe, Jack Schidt, Greg Churchill and of course the in-house crew, Biggi Veira and the albino President Bongo, giving us a lot more to look forward to in the coming months

All in all an absolutely outstanding album that every dance music lover should own.