It's not surprising that one of Superchumbo's (aka Tom Stephan) favorite bands from back in the day was the dark and experimental Nitzer Ebb. Wowie Zowie revs up with a dark, twisted, and cinematic intro which gives way to a massive, sweeping beat that sparks this spookhouse of an album into gear. Fans of Superchumbo know them for the big pounding house grooves, cheeky vocals and twisted atmosphere, and as the first track "Some" hits everything falls into place. Although the dark element is thoroughly embedded, there is an equal element of fun and playfulness in the mix. Vocals are provided by a long list of talents such as Sylvia Mason-James, Samantha Fox, Neil Tennant, Celeda and Will Brett.
Some tracks from this album go back a few years ("Irresistible", "This Beat Is", "Dirty Filthy" and "Revolution"). "Revolution" gets an awesome rework with stadium-sized drumwork and a street crowd chanting "Viva la revolution." Already these tracks have conquered the clubs yet there are more tracks on this album that surely will make the rounds as well. "Some (feat Sylvia Mason-James)" has got big potential along with "Sugar (feat Samantha Fox)" and "U Know U Love It (feat Bashiyra)."
