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The Shamen
Released 1995

S2 Translation
03:31
85 plays

Destination Eschaton
03:55
275 plays

Mik2a
04:05
149 plays

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- 1
- Destination Eschaton
- 03:55
- 275 plays

- 2
- Transamazonia
- 03:52
- 132 plays

- 3
- Conquistador
- 03:58
- 137 plays

- 4
- Mik2a
- 04:05
- 149 plays

- 5
- Neptune
- 04:16
- 126 plays

- 6
- Prince of Popocatapetl
- 06:01
- 101 plays

- 7
- Heal (The Separation)
- 03:55
- 100 plays

- 8
- Persephone's Quest
- 05:05
- 120 plays

- 9
- Moment
- 04:00
- 128 plays

- 10
- Axis Mundi: Tellos/Xibalba/Nemeton/Eternal Return
- 07:04
- 107 plays

- 11
- Eschaton Omega [Deep Melodic Techno]
- 03:37
- 101 plays

- 12
- Agua Azul
- 11:23
- 113 plays

- 13
- S2 Translation
- 03:31
- 85 plays

album review

Striving for a bit more of an experimental sound with their third full-on electronic album, the Shamen slipped up a bit on the pop charts and thus failed to attract mainstream fans or the emerging listening-techno crowds. The singles "Transamazonia" and "Destination Eschaton" are enjoyable, but their one-two punch can't compare to En-Tact's "Make It Mine"/"Move Any Mountain" or Boss Drum's "L.S.I."/"Ebeneezer Goode." The rest of Axis Mutatis veers further into astral-hippie territory, though with fewer results than the past. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide