Originally released in 2001 to critical acclaim, Eat Statics eighth studio continued its predecessors (Crash and Burn) theme of b-movie, lounge-core tinged tunes, along with the more traditional banging trance floor-fillers that Static are well known for.Eat Static have just re-launched their new website, and will be releasing a new studio album later in the year.In The Nude is a positively SEXY album kicking in with the slinky Salon Kitty, a saucy raw funk bassline sprinkled with jazz riffs over a drumn bossanova beatThe album is bursting with a genre-breaking variety of dance styles from stomping 4-4 floor fillers(Epidemic, Monstro) to greasy garage rock-outs (Our Man In Nirvana) and minimalist techno (In The Nude!). Follow That Camel,one of the albums highlights is a sumptuous, wide-screenepic with a sweeping string section that tips its hat to John Barry and Ennio Morriconejust oozes magical quality and ranges from stompers to the delicate. A potential album of the year Ambient Music.co.ukIn The Nude contains a wealth of experimental electronic dance and ambient music, of some 74 minutes in length, short changed you certainly wont be. Followers of the duo, of which there are many, will be delighted with this release, and for any true, eclectic dance fanatic this simply can not be ignored