Shriekback's  final studio album, Sacred City went out of print almost  immediately after its 1992 release; this reissue, with the advantages of  20/20 hindsight, proves the group to have been well ahead of their  time, their music predating the subsequent rise of electronica via its  use of dub and drum'n'bass-styled sampled rhythms. Recorded with  original members Barry  Andrews, Dave  Allen and Martyn  Barker as well as Karl  Hyde, later to resurface in Underworld,  Sacred City lacks the ingenious spark of such peak Shriekback  efforts as Oil  and Gold and Big  Night Music, but their intellectual art-funk always makes for  intriguing listening -- an album (and band) overdue for rediscovery.AMG Review by  Jason Ankeny
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