The Future Sound Of London - Dead Skin Cells (06:50)
Available on: Lifeforms

Lyrics:
None

Notes:
One of FSOL's most beautiful works, the piano-led Dead Skin Cells begins the outstanding second half of Lifeforms disc one. With a gentle rainstorm and chirping crickets, the track suggests an evening in some tropical location. The piece ends on a short guitar loop and the synths that also end Life Form Ends. The title is less charming, and is a topic Gaz resurrected for one of the stories in the Dead Cities book:
"The old studio was so small before the rebuild - it could never be cleaned without taking the studio apart - two years of personal flaking and the room became known as the room of dead skin cells - Pinn used to say 'I'm getting up my nose' Yage would say 'chop me out a line of you'"

Credits:
Written by Dougans/Cobain. Produced by The Future Sound Of London.