"Metropolis" is a single released in 1992 by The Future Sound of London under the alias 'Metropolis'. It has a distinctly house feel with a funky break-beat and baseline with a choppy, repeating electroriff. Its unique sound had a major impact on early nineties electronica releases. It was made available to buy on their online shop in 2007, along with other rarities. It had a very big impact on house music at the time it was first released and set a standard for it and dance music in general.[1]

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"Metropolis"
Single by Metropolis
B-side	"'Hyporeel'"
Released	1992, 2007
Recorded	Earthbeat Studios
Genre	Acid House Techno
Length	19:42
Label	Union City Recordings
Songwriter(s)	Brian Dougans Garry Cobain
Producer(s)	FSOL
The Future Sound of London singles chronology
"People Livin' Today" (1992) "Metropolis" (1992) "Liquid Insects" (1993)
Vinyl cover
Cover of 12" Vinyl

Track listing

1. "Metropolis (Original)" (5:47)
2. "Metropolis (Analog)" (3:59)
3. "Hyporeel" (5:01)
4. "Metropolis (Sueto Mix)" (5:35)

Audio

Below is a sample of the track.

"Metropolis"

Sample of "Metropolis" from the album Metropolis.

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References

External links

• Metropolis at Discogs