lawrenke
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The title track drum part sounds very similar to BoC's Kid For Today (which IIRC sampled one of Ringo's drum fills in Strawberry Fields Forever). Maybe an homage? Or just a coincidence? Lovely album though!
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Sign? or Sig N?
Either way I'm very excited-
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12 hours ago, Hugh Mughnus said:
hoo boy that Dwaallicht remix is nice
WOW, yeah! What a way to start the day - just builds and builds, so many nice transitions. Most addictive track I've heard in a while.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlQoCmCr-fw-
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Mine's yet to arrive
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Gave this a spin three times today and it is absolutely outstanding, so many ideas and such a range between dense and delicate. Lots of wicked rhythmic stuff to keep you engaged, loads of lush melodies and ambience, and some of the best sound design I've heard in a long time. So excited to discover more with repeated listens. Agreed about early contender for AOTY.
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16 hours ago, beer badger said:
Awesome track, nice swing feel - could have easily been included on the original release!
Caught them last night in London, they did a cracking rendition of Last Remembered Thing. New stuff stood up really well despite a bit of a cavernous venue. -
new Two Fingers track
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Heard this in full at a listening session in London last night - no 'beats' per se, and plays off some of the sound design techniques on ISAM, but this time with a bit more fun and melody. The longest central track was the standout, loads of interesting physical modelling/string pluck stuff with nice textures, but those looking for rhythms/beats will be disappointed.
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That's quite slow BuPpuMs - Wonder if the automatic algo caught some of the tracks at half speed
Very slow... =/
Kind of short for an 8 year hiatus, but I imagine that's just ninjatune marketing going to milk the market with EPs and Singles that just belong on the album to begin with.
Might be wrong, but from that screenshot it looks like he might be releasing the album on his own label "Nomark"
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Tracklist, title etc. was revealed early on Juno (since been taken down). Out on 26th April by the looks of things
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MYRIAD t shirt was in the Barbican shop - just black gloss letters on the front with the same white circle/OPN as the other black t shirt on the back. Great show, especially the encore of Child of Rage and Chrome County
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It sounds so good. Soon in particular has a new breath of life - the clarity of the vocals is popping out and the guitars sound crisper than ever
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Ok very happy to clear this ancient question up. The album was actually named '26 remixes for cash' by Rob Mitchell RIP . He said I should name the album this after I told him how I dealt with all the remix payments.
Every remix I did for this up until it's release I had met the representative or artist somewhere in central London and got paid in cash, so nobody would have my details or know where I lived.
Incdentally Rob also came up with the name 'Surfing On Sine Waves' after I told him loads of people I knew grewing up in Cornwall were poser surfers and I didn't wanna hang around with them.
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Primer (2004)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390384/
Making sense of something like Memento is a cakewalk in comparison to this... any tips? The numerous charts and wikis are almost as baffling as the film itself.
Still though, very enjoyable and very well shot given the $7k budget. 7/10
There's this huge timeline graph available...
the budget was literally $7k or are you being hyperbolic?
the acting was terrible but it was still a cool story/movie.
Literally $7000. Yeah acting wasn't great but the depth of the plot made up for it.
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Primer (2004)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0390384/
Making sense of something like Memento is a cakewalk in comparison to this... any tips? The numerous charts and wikis are almost as baffling as the film itself.
Still though, very enjoyable and very well shot given the $7k budget. 7/10 -
maybe it's cause i had spent all day in the sun in southern spanish summer (was feeling dizzy while reading) but the Eschaton game off Infinite Jest had me laughing out loud this evening
It wasn't the sun; that part is an absolute highlight of the book. Keep going, it's an unbelievable read, and surprisingly touching
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Sounds incredible!!!!!!
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Hey can we make this thread about something other than trying to convince Stephen that OPN is good? He'll come around on his own time or not, I think we'll all survive somehow.
Seeing him in Seattle on the 24th, really curious what the vibe of the show is going to be like. It could be a kaoss edge party or it could be a drone-y head nodder, either sounds good right now.
Looks like he just played in London anybody catch it?
Caught the London show, just over an hour of mostly new stuff, sounded absolutely fantastic on a big system! Crazy visuals to go with it. He did an encore of Music for Steamed Rocks. He's developed a crazy vocal processing thing that turns his voice into an insane pitch-shifted mess (a lot of what features on the album, but tastefully blended with everything else).
You're in for a treat! Sadly there was no merch at the show but definitely picking this up on Friday
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Off to see OPN in London tonight, cannot wait to hear some of these new tracks on a big system
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Rae. All day, erryday
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Man, what is that BOC record?
Joyas de la coleccion de discos vol. 1
Is that Old Tunes Vol. 1 in vinyl?
Look's like Twoism (White w/centre hole) but with a blueish filter on the photograph.
Autechre - Mix for Neuvoids
in Autechre
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Seriously great mix! Loads of variety but always interesting and head-nodding, moreso than some of the more abstract mixes