breadwinner - 02 March 2011 10:37 PM

Good to see this get a mention, been playing this record a lot lately and it's from my city too.

I'm not too into the Burial/Fourtet/Yorke record, it's cool but I think the hype has gone a bit overboard.

I like how Hudson Mo has made the Jamie Woon track sound like a Justin Timberlake track:

Lady Luck (Hudson Mohawke's Schmink Wolf Re-fix) by woon

I like the Basic Channel/Mainstreet vibe of the first of those two Burial X Four Tet X Thom Yorke joints.

Okem - 01 March 2011 11:57 AM

Like this a lot. Thanks for posting.

Shears - 16 March 2011 07:35 PM

I'm not too into the Burial/Fourtet/Yorke record, it's cool but I think the hype has gone a bit overboard.

It was inescapable really. There was enough hype around their Moth release a while back, then add Thom Yorke to that and..
I can take or leave Four Tet tbh but I'm always happy to hear something new from Burial.

I like how Hudson Mo has made the Jamie Woon track sound like a Justin Timberlake track:

Lady Luck (Hudson Mohawke's Schmink Wolf Re-fix) by woon

Now I like Woon and I like Hudson Mohawk. But I'm not really feeling this. I don't really see the point of trying to make him sound like a Timberland produced track from 5 years ago. Intersting tho. ty for posting.

more 'future garage' or whatevathefuckyoucallit.

favorite reissue (even though it was previous unreleased music) of 2010. hands down

(extreme facemelt at 1:45)

(early demo of Coke Escovedo's 'Make It Sweet' -- killer version with nice horns and rhythm)

on koreless and hudson mo's jamie woon remix







new floating point tracks with/without fatima are amazing.

Okem - 17 March 2011 09:41 AM

There was enough hype around their Moth release a while back,

HYPE!!! Much better than this collab imo. Not sure what Yorke brings to it, and listening to him trying to sound soulful doesn't work for me. They should've got Craig David & Kes.

J.Rocc's Some Cold Rock Stuff has got the CD release - does it live up to expectations?

Paging Beatnik with the inside wobble connection - is the new Hot Flush comp any good?

DocMcCoy - 16 March 2011 08:12 PM

I like the Basic Channel/Mainstreet vibe of the first of those two Burial X Four Tet X Thom Yorke joints.

i like both of em way more than the burial street halo single. SO grey, doesn't do shit for me. I agree with whoever said "the way thom yorke is going, he's probably going to leave Radiohead for Oddfuture any day soon". and i really like the king of limbs!

Jawn of the moment has to be that Daphni "ye ye" 12" (caribou under an alias)

the fatima and floating points single is great obv. i like the debruit single Sis Surpriz as well.

Duderonomy - 01 April 2011 07:26 AM

is the new Hot Flush comp any good?

erm.. not my bag but my bag is remarkably wobble free these days

i'll drop some phuture garridge recommend8nz still.

new hessle



this is getting loads of burn - batty knee dance



everything he touches turns to roy division



can't find the new kingdom bootleg 12" but its pretty safe loik.

not going to mention I'M THE INFORMATION / COKANE POWDERRRR by unknown / untitled which is the biggest tune about but.. it's a coke tune! fuckkkkkoff.

oh yeah, and not to everyones taste, but i ride 100% for



and everyone should check



too. both of those on the marmite tip - you'll lap it up or spew.

I've heard good things about The Weeknd from several separate sources ("the future of r&b" was one hyperbolic assertion). I copped the free d/l the other week, but I've been so wrapped up in other shit that I haven't really listened to anything newer than the Frank Ocean album for the last couple of months. However, I heard this on 6 Music the other morning, and it blew me away. The Unthanks have sort of passed me by somewhat, but I may cop on the strength of this alone.

double post

DocMcCoy - 01 April 2011 09:17 AM

I've heard good things about The Weeknd from several separate sources ("the future of r&b" was one hyperbolic assertion).

Tumblr'n'b is what my mayne said - bare people agreeing with that little witicism. its nice.

Ulysses31nicholas - 01 April 2011 08:15 AM

oh yeah, and not to everyones taste, but i ride 100% for



and everyone should check



too. both of those on the marmite tip - you'll lap it up or spew.

Really liking the Weeknd, this sound is definitely working for me at the moment. Gave the Bible Eyes a quick listen through and, while I love Marmite, this isn't doing it for me at the moment. Kind fo going in one ear and out the other without leaving an impression. Did listen to it on the way into work though so will give it another try when my brain is more in gear.

I've had a listen to snippetts of the new Radiohead, and the first 6 or so tracks all sounded like Four Tet.
Not that that's a bad thing, but the collab seems a bit more obvious now.



BOSH:

Might be a late pass but here goes nothing (and it's worth a second attention IMO anyway):

The Weeknd album is great

Duderonomy - 04 April 2011 11:45 AM

BOSH:

Woah! I don't even...... What the hell does this get listed as? Post-step-dubstep?