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"The Last Moment of Clarity" Dance Pop."Dark Heart Dawning" Acoustic Alternative Rock with Soul/Gospel influence."Somnambulist (Simply Being Loved)" Pop.Emotional Technology continues where Movement In Still Life left off."Running Down the Way Up" J-Pop-esque Vocal Dance Pop."Movement in Still Life" Big Beat/Turntablism."Never Gonna Come Back Down" Electronic Rock.The US release of Movement In Still Life goes even further."Content" Trance, ending with an orchestral version of Flaming June."Love, Peace, and Grease" Old Skool Electro."Solar Plexus" Cuss-filled Industrial, leading into a soft piano ballad."Memories in a Sea of Forgetfulness" Drum and Bass."Lullaby for Gaia" - A tribute to New Order."The Road to Lostwithiel" - Drum and Bass.Genre Roulette: Following every album since Ima, BT's music spans virtually every genre.

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The credits for the song "Le nocturne de Lumière" on These Hopeful Machines lists all of the conventional (and non-conventional) instruments, followed by all of the software BT wrote himself, followed by "who knows what else".One press release for the album mentioned that BT had used circuit bending (re-wiring instruments, or in this case, even household appliances and Furbys) to create unique sounds. Everything Is an Instrument: Best exemplified on This Binary Universe, where the sounds of his daughter's infant giggles get used to great effect.Epic Instrumental Opener: The album version of "Loving You More" has a 9-minute lead in track (the "Garden of Ima" dub mix), which segues into the "Final Spiritual Journey" mix (the radio edit).Three of the songs were added to streaming services in divided segments.

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The full version of _ includes five songs above 12 minutes in length.Both albums were also issued in radio edit form: THM kept 4-7 minute song lengths, while Wires was cut down to less than 4 minutes a song. The similar A Song Across Wires has an average of 8:13, with one song slightly under 6:00 in length. The average song length on These Hopeful Machines is 9:20, with only two songs dipping below 7:30 in length.The vinyl mixes of Movement in Still Life and Emotional Technology consist of extended versions of 8 of each album's songs, with most hovering 9-10 minutes in length.Nearly every song on ECSM is 8 minutes long.Debut album Ima contains a 42 minute DJ mix of the vinyl version by producer Sasha (himself known for long compositions.) The 2CD US version also includes back to back mixes of "Loving You More" and "Blue Skies", totalling 13 and 17 minutes, respectively.Epic Rocking: As a progressive trance artist in the 90s, this is quite common in BT's catalogue, with songs between 8 and 11 minutes:.Cluster F-Bomb: The final verse of the Industrial section of Solar Plexus.

Boastful Rap: On "Knowledge of Self", "Madskillz-Mic Chekka", and "Kimosabe", with the caveat that the vocalist isn't BT.

He once explained on Facebook an old technique of his that used the curve of a parabola to calculate pings/samples that speed up or slow down.

Author Appeal: Mathematical concepts, which prominently show up in song titles and samples, and occasionally lyrics.

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Of all things, he provided background music for a series of direct-to-DVD Yoga and Pilates DVD's MTV released in the early 2000s.

SSX Tricky (Licensed his song "The Hip-Hop Phenomenon").

Toy Story Toons: Partysaurus Rex (complete score, minus some musical cues from Toy Story 2).

Need for Speed: Underground (Licensed his song "Kimosabe").

Frequency and Amplitude (Contributed tracks to each).

Stealth (Complete score, and collaborated with David Bowie).

The Fast and the Furious (Complete score).

300 Years Later (with Nick Phoenix) (2005).

Electronic Opus (2015) Funded via Kickstarter, it contains symphonic, orchestral re-arrangements of many classic BT songs, including "Flaming June", "Simply Being Loved", "Dreaming", "1.618", and many more.

"Flaming June" from ESCM makes its triumphant return as the final track on the second disc.

Laptop Symphony (2012) A 2-disc set containing various new remixes, in the spirit of most of his live performances.

A limited-edition 4-disc set containing an obscene amount of goodies note 3 CD's containing 24 remixes, 1 DVD of all 59 remixes and 3 music videos, a 2.32-page, 12 hard bound book, a 3.12 x 72 poster and a BT logo sticker, as well as being personally autographed and serial-numbered by BT.

These Re-Imagined Machines (2011) A 2-disc set containing many assorted remixes of tracks from These Hopeful Machines.