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Barking is the new album from Underworld, to be released on September 10, 2010 on Cooking_Vinyl.[1]

The track list will be as follows:

Bird 1 feat. Dubfire
Always Loved A Film feat. Mark Knight & D. Ramirez
Scribble feat. High Contrast
Hamburg Hotel feat. Appleblim & Al Tourettes
Grace feat. Dubfire
Between Stars feat. Mark Knight & D. Ramirez
Diamond Jigsaw feat. Paul van Dyk
Moon In Water feat. High Contrast
Louisiana

Each track was written by band members Karl Hyde and Rick Smith in Essex, before being sent to producers well-known for their contributions to trance, drum'n'bass and dubstep to add their finishing touches. The album sees further collaboration with Mark Knight and D. Ramirez, whose single 'Downpipe' featured lyrics and vocals by Karl Hyde.

The first single to be released from this album will be 'Scribble', for which the band released a preview on YouTube.[2]

Notable omissions from the track list include Strumpet (which could possibly have mutated into Bird 1, as it features the lyric, "there is one bird in my house") and Bamboo, both of which have been played live on several occasions but still have not made it onto an album.

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