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Loyal Opposition by Urban Tribe, released 12 November 2012 1. Micro Manager 2. Apathy 3. Syncophant 4. Insolitology. supported by 8 fans who also own Loyal Opposition. Stunning album - a real futuristic state of mind! Thanks for this! Roberto Bosco. Social Engineering by Urban Tribe. Stingray just knows how it's done. 9 by DJ Stingray 313. Captivating atmosphere and flow. Political Detroit Techno!

Loyal Opposition ‎ (12", W/Lbl). Planet E. PLE65319-1. Urban Tribe - Micro Manager.

12" Vinyl US. Planet E, pe65319.

Urban Tribe Loyal Opposition Planet E Communications. Maxi Single & EP PLE653219 Out: 27-07-2010. Discount 19%.

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Loyal Opposition - Urban Tribe. Songs: 4. Artist: Urban Tribe. Songs: Urban Tribe - Micro Manager 05:14. Urban Tribe - Synchophant 05:22. Urban Tribe - Apathy 04:44. Urban Tribe - Syncophant 05:20.

Urban Tribe - Loyal Opposition Remember when Planet E used to release records that did more than act as dance floor fodder? Either do I. While Carl Craig was out doing shows with a classical pianist and a dub techno legend, his beloved imprint has been busy pumping out 4/4 club music. No big deal, of course. and then support the status quo on Planet E. With this new Urban Tribe release, the label goes some way towards proving that it hasn't lost its ear for the experimental

Detroit's Sherard Ingram was one of the few Americans (along with DJ Shadow and Money Mark) to record for Britain's noted trip-hop label Mo' Wax. Initially a vehicle for earthy downtempo productions, Urban Tribe debuted on Carl Craig's Retroactive and Planet E labels by contributing to the Equinox: Chapter One (1990) and Elements of and Experiments with Sound (1992) compilations. After signing on to Mo' Wax, he released the EP Eastward in late 1996. Ingram's debut album, 1998's The Collapse of Modern Culture, expanded the lineup to include engineers Craig and Anthony "Shake" Shakir, plus Kenny Dixon, Jr. (aka Moodymann). Four years later, Ingram resumed production work, first by recording as Mystic Tribe for the Netherlands' Clone label and then by aligning with Rephlex.