Review by János Magyari

Recyclopaedia Britannica Selected Works 1992-2002 by People Like Us is a unique and intriguing album that showcases the talents of this experimental music project. The album features a collection of tracks that span a decade of the group's work, and explores a wide range of musical styles and techniques.

One of the standout features of this album is the way that People Like Us incorporate found sounds and samples into their music. From snippets of old movies and TV shows to snippets of classical music and pop songs, the group uses these sounds to create a collage-like effect that is both playful and thought-provoking.

Another strength of this album is its diversity. From the dreamy, ambient textures of "The Sound of the End of Music" to the frantic, glitchy rhythms of "Swinglargo," each track feels like a distinct and fully-realized musical world unto itself.

Summary by János Magyari

Recyclopaedia Britannica Selected Works 1992-2002 is a must-listen for fans of experimental music and sound art. With its innovative use of found sounds and eclectic musical styles, this album is a testament to the creative vision and boundary-pushing spirit of People Like Us.