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Luke Vibert - We Hear You

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Guest JohnTqs

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luke did that on the rhythm ep's too, he's such a prick. even though i'm not a dubstep fan i'll be ordering this one

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Guest JohnTqs

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yeah i only listened to the first one, plus echo put in spoilers "It's Dubstep", so i just figured the whole album was

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Guest analogue wings

Guest analogue wings

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track one sounds like Spac Hand Luke, right down to having the same Bernard Herrmann sample as the Spac Hand Luke track "London"

 

plus the Spac Hand Luke album had Tom Baker samples and this one has a Jon Pertwee reference...

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SQUIDLID Proficient

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It's got more dubstep influences than normal but it seems like Luke's usual mix of genres, although whenever he references a particular style he's normally got his own unique take on it. The samples are growing on me a bit more now, definitely getting a bit more excited to hear it properly. His recent production has sounded very solid so it should be a treat.

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karmakramer Grand Master

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i'm listening to it, a few very good tracks! long live teh vibert!!

 

this is filled with great tracks so far... i'm on Square Footage right now... this album seems to flow together nicely too... vibert bringing the the acid-house once again! this feels like big soup 2!

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Guest Scarper

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I still don't know what dubstep is and I don't give a shit...

 

 

What grime evolved in to. There's some good tunes out there, don't dismiss it!

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Guest nene multiple assgasms

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I wouldn't say it's what grime evolved into. grime and dubstep both evolved from u.k. garage.

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