Imagine gradually immersing yourself in the eddies, backwash and sound cascades of a water’s edge car park rave before haring down a spectacular avenue of dreams. Newcastle electronic musicians Stephen Key and Graeme Stoker, aka Tunnel Club, have been there and got the car park tickets to prove it. A debut album released after nearly 30 years of musical experiences have soaked into their pores means that it steadfastly refuses to be type cast into any neat sub-genre, therefore it will not be easily out-dated. This could be a retro future utopian visionary tale hatched in Manchester 1991: uplifting, bass-driven electronica, steaming and streaming you onwards and forwards towards the light at the end of the Tunnel Club album that keeps you transfixed. A mighty and memorable listen. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.