breakage -the shroud- & -clarendon-
i agree 100% with elgato
the lack of interest within the d&b scene over this album was possibly the final nail in the coffin of my 14 year long love affair with jungle.
what was one of the best albums in many years imo (dnb or otherwise.) sat on the shelf of my local record shop on white after its full release!!!!
this was one of the single events that turned me to dubstep,
wish myspace player wasnt such a wind up.
the lack of interest within the d&b scene over this album was possibly the final nail in the coffin of my 14 year long love affair with jungle.
what was one of the best albums in many years imo (dnb or otherwise.) sat on the shelf of my local record shop on white after its full release!!!!
this was one of the single events that turned me to dubstep,
wish myspace player wasnt such a wind up.
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his setup is fucking ghetto there used to be a pic on myspace, its just a really shit old computer with some old school hifi speakers (apparently his dad's, but he says they've got a beautiful sound). and he still just uses tracker or whatever its called! nuts
aside from the use of back to basics equipment, i was very suprised that more wasnt made of the similarities between himself and burial. someone on here said burial sounded like photek if he'd grown up on garage, but to me he always sounded like breakage... the clear appreciation for what degradation of sound can do for a track, the use of electronically manipulated, soulful, mournful vocals, and most importantly an instinctive sense of sorrow and an apparent yearning for sounds now past
i think its a joke that more ppl inside AND outside of dnb haven't clocked how sick he his. he's got a sort of cult following, but he's nowhere near as big as he deserves to be
aside from the use of back to basics equipment, i was very suprised that more wasnt made of the similarities between himself and burial. someone on here said burial sounded like photek if he'd grown up on garage, but to me he always sounded like breakage... the clear appreciation for what degradation of sound can do for a track, the use of electronically manipulated, soulful, mournful vocals, and most importantly an instinctive sense of sorrow and an apparent yearning for sounds now past
i think its a joke that more ppl inside AND outside of dnb haven't clocked how sick he his. he's got a sort of cult following, but he's nowhere near as big as he deserves to be
Interesting stuff, seems he's getting away from dnb a bit. I bought his album on vinyl the other day, haven't given it a proper listen yet but the standouts for me are ''The Shadows'' with SP (also featuring on ''The Lurgie'' with Breakage which is also sick) and ''Untitled Jungle''. Very much mood music, as are these two tunes.
I think I actually prefer his older more dub and jungle influenced stuff- So Vain, Ask Me, Staggered Dub etc. These tracks are good, but like some of the tracks on his album I don't feel they have much as much energy and drive as his older tunes.
Not slating him, one of the best producers around when he's in the mood.
I think I actually prefer his older more dub and jungle influenced stuff- So Vain, Ask Me, Staggered Dub etc. These tracks are good, but like some of the tracks on his album I don't feel they have much as much energy and drive as his older tunes.
Not slating him, one of the best producers around when he's in the mood.
its all about the first 4 tracks for me, lead me on and morning star in particular. also chump inc (which annoyingly isnt on the vinyl version) is unbelievable
i was really happy to see him moving away from his older style, because although it produced some of my favourite jungle tunes, i wanted to see him move on stylistically. my personal favourite of the singles i think is the Out of Reach 12 on breakin, and obviously So Vain
i was really happy to see him moving away from his older style, because although it produced some of my favourite jungle tunes, i wanted to see him move on stylistically. my personal favourite of the singles i think is the Out of Reach 12 on breakin, and obviously So Vain
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