Hello Everything is excellent. I might even like it more than Ultravisitor. At the very least its a much more digestible listen. I certainly return to it more often.
PSA - Was pre-ordering just now and scrolling through the Squarepusher site. Apparently you can get a copy of Hello Everything on vinyl for...$15?! It says 1xLP though, so maybe its just a mislabeled CD or something. No clue. I already have a copy or I'd take the chance to find out.
Crazy timing, I was just listening to Be Up A Hello on the way home and thinking about how well its held up compared to his last few for me. The retro pixel style has me expecting this will follow the same vein? Super excited for this
I feel like I repeatedly I find myself being reminded of how creative and groundbreaking his work is.
Some of these recent volumes have made me reconsider the 'O'-era stuff too, which I had dismissed at the time as not for me. Maybe I should go back and give it another shot.
Excited for this, these are both great albums. Very abstract and minimal, but I keep coming back to them over the years. It' hard to describe, but there's something mysterious and haunting buried in there. Empty but still human. Relaxing and unnerving at the same time
I definitely want these, but I'm kinda holding out to see what the standard editions at other stores are like. Hopefully they come with a regular sleeves, I hate those PVC ones.
Also, does anybody know why the EP is listed as a "Bleep Exclusive" while the LP is a "Bleep Upfront Exclusive"? What's the difference?
I am kind of in the same boat honestly. Donuts never really clicked with me, it's almost too refined/polished. I think Dilla was at his best when he was more loose and raw. Like I absolutely love his unreleased beats/outtakes (Beats Batch series, etc.). Same reason I love the Wagon Christ Studio Sessions too
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