Border Crossing - Ominous
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Tracks
No Go Area
More To Life (Ominous)
Searching For Mr Manuva
Original Heads
Dance For Your Life
Taxi
Rankins Move
The Return
Flight Path
The Alias
Future Blues
Late Night Skit
Searching For Manuva (Mrscruff Remix)
No Go Area (Sun Mix)
The Alias (Remix)
More To Life (Ominous)
Searching For Mr Manuva
Original Heads
Dance For Your Life
Taxi
Rankins Move
The Return
Flight Path
The Alias
Future Blues
Late Night Skit
Searching For Manuva (Mrscruff Remix)
No Go Area (Sun Mix)
The Alias (Remix)
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Reviews:
It'S No Wonder This West London Trio Have Been Called The New Massive Attack. Their Debut Album Boasts A Classy But Distinctly
British Mix Of Laid-Back Hip-Hop, Dancehall And Atmospheric, Cinematic Soundscapes.
-- The Times
Border Crossing Are Seorais Graham, Paul Mulvey And Alex Angol, Three West Londoners Weaned On Hip Hop Who Know Their Music Needs
Room To Breathe. Their Superb Debut Has Already Earned Favourable Comparisons To Massive Attack'S 'Blue Lines', And If There Are
Any Problems Here, It Is That Occasionally The Similarities Are Perhaps A Little Too Great. But There Is Nothign That Doesn'T Work,
And Plenty That Is Essential.
-- Mojo Magazine
It'S No Wonder This West London Trio Have Been Called The New Massive Attack. Their Debut Album Boasts A Classy But Distinctly
British Mix Of Laid-Back Hip-Hop, Dancehall And Atmospheric, Cinematic Soundscapes.
-- The Times
Border Crossing Are Seorais Graham, Paul Mulvey And Alex Angol, Three West Londoners Weaned On Hip Hop Who Know Their Music Needs
Room To Breathe. Their Superb Debut Has Already Earned Favourable Comparisons To Massive Attack'S 'Blue Lines', And If There Are
Any Problems Here, It Is That Occasionally The Similarities Are Perhaps A Little Too Great. But There Is Nothign That Doesn'T Work,
And Plenty That Is Essential.
-- Mojo Magazine