Review by Arsal Hussain

Le Hammond Inferno's "East Of Suez Original Soundtrack Recording" is a captivating album that takes the listener on a journey through the exotic and mysterious world of the Far East. The album features a unique blend of electronic and traditional Asian music, creating a sound that is both modern and timeless.

The album opens with the upbeat and energetic "Sultan Dance," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The use of traditional instruments such as the sitar and tabla are blended seamlessly with electronic beats, creating a sound that is both authentic and modern.

Tracks such as "Shanghai Disco," "Hong Kong Blues," and "Bollywood Nights" showcase the band's ability to create catchy and danceable tunes that are sure to get listeners moving. The use of samples from classic Asian films adds an extra layer of nostalgia and intrigue to the album.

The album also features several slower, more introspective tracks such as "Kabuki Dreams" and "The Way to Mandalay," which showcase the band's ability to create beautiful and haunting melodies.

Summary by Arsal Hussain

Le Hammond Inferno's "East Of Suez Original Soundtrack Recording" is a must-listen for anyone who loves electronic music, world music, or just wants to take a musical journey to the Far East. The album is a true masterpiece that will leave listeners captivated and wanting more.