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- Who Can You Trust?
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Morcheeba
Released 1996

Moog Island
05:21
6,474 plays

Tape Loop
04:21
6,162 plays

Never An Easy Way
06:39
6,120 plays

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- 1
- Moog Island
- 05:21
- 6,474 plays

- 2
- Trigger Hippie
- 05:29
- 14,052 plays

- 3
- Post Houmous
- 01:50
- 5,412 plays

- 4
- Tape Loop
- 04:21
- 6,162 plays

- 5
- Never An Easy Way
- 06:39
- 6,120 plays

- 6
- Howling
- 03:39
- 5,136 plays

- 7
- Small Town
- 05:06
- 4,635 plays

- 8
- Enjoy The Wait
- 01:08
- 4,405 plays

- 9
- Col
- 04:08
- 4,397 plays

- 10
- Who Can You Trust?
- 08:51
- 5,725 plays

- 11
- Almost Done
- 06:35
- 4,866 plays

- 12
- End Theme
- 02:27
- 4,215 plays

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album review

Slower, smoother, and more soulful than Portishead and less pop-oriented than the Sneaker Pimps, Morcheeba have an alluringly dark sound that nevertheless remains accessible. As their debut, Who Can You Trust?, illustrates, the trio has a keen sense of how to make a pop melody seem dangerous and foreign by having it crawl out of the murk of creeping beats and ominous samples. Although the group lacks the visionary spark of Tricky and Portishead, and their songs aren't as bracing as the Sneaker Pimps, Morcheeba have a distinctive, idiosyncratic sound that makes Who Can You Trust? entrancing. Although the latter half of the album tends to sound a little samey, without many beats or hooks to distinguish each song, the album remains a hauntingly atmospheric -- and quite terrific -- debut. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide