The Emergency make the music of tomorrow you imagined in a hazy childhood daydream. By combining disco beats, shimmering synths and dubbed out vocal effects they weave a web of heavy cosmic pop that avoids sounding quotational or disposable. Dreams That Money Can Buy features contributions from Catcall, producer D. Block and Outrun bassist Mark O Keefe. The album was entirely recorded and produced by the band in their own studio using a blend of vintage and modern instruments and effects, and the freedom of recording and mixing at their own pace has allowed the songs to be refined and polished to perfection. The band use the full-length format to expand from their roots of three minute pop songs to longer workouts that take the listener on a sonic journey to the outer limits of the cosmos, as well as offering up some pure pop diamonds. In a word stunning. This brooding beauty will appeal to everyone from discipled of Kraftwerk to lovers of DAF, gloriously parched with a retro accent and liberally dipped with stark minimalist grooves, this dislocated euro disko funk wrap ripples warily like a music for the masses era Depache Mode. Losing Today