Science Fiction Illustrated

immediately parting company with convention, 'science fiction illustrated' opens with a psychodrama set in a stromness bar. if its introduction is correct in promising a voyage into turbulent catharses, it gives little indication that they're going to be served up on the dance floor. that's exactly what happens though on this, the second offering from glasgow's mother and the addicts: a barrel load of neuroses and sly observations laden with dark humour, 'science fiction illustrated' navigates the squally waters of carnal politics, steered by a flurry of fluctuating musical styles. disco, electronica, punk, rockabilly and krautrock are all represented here in one gloriously accomplished package, proving that you can exorcise your inner demons whilst exercising your hips and feet. cd only and the 100th release on chemikal underground.