Re: What happened to the Propellerheads?
 

propellerheads...bah..

you wanna know real a where are they now issue?

three words.

young.
american.
primitive.

thats all

Re: What happened to the Propellerheads?
 

What do you mean by that?

Re: What happened to the Propellerheads?
 

Except they're British, Alex Gifford isn't exactly 'young', and their sound was damn sophisticated. You're entitled to your opinion, but are we talking about the same group here?

Re: What happened to the Propellerheads?
 

Nope. You are talking about the Propellerheads. Djeddy is talking about Young American Primitive.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Young+American+Primitive

Re: What happened to the Propellerheads?
 

New album from Will White (half of Propllerheads):

http://www.twisted.co.uk/albums/bbeat007cd.html

"The Flexitones album Joyrider is the latest offering from Twisted Records’ sub-label; backroom beats. The much anticipated collaboration between Eatstatic’s Merv Peppler and Will White of the Propellerheads couldn’t have come at a better time as both the artists have been gagging for the opportunity to produce music other than that with a banging 4/4 beat. This is certainly an album of difference, merging the Propellerheads seductive trip-hop grooves, and the countless influences both Will and Merv have had. The album is of epic lounge proportions covering laidback beats, modern dubs, and chilled funky grooves, coupled with the Propellerheads know-how in creating hard hitting, infectious rhythm tracks has given both Wil and Merv the opportunity, after many an intensive studio session, to express the various styles of music that both artists have been heavily influenced by and longing to express for themselves.
The album is an outstanding showpiece of the collective skills of these two artists and is certainly a development from the Propellerheads and the Hifi Companions (Wil and Mervs’ other respective projects) With the combination of trip hop beats, accelerating jazzy grooves, latino funk and cruisin’ chilled out vibes on this album the Flexitones have managed to cover all the angles and leave no stone unturned."