Burial - Kindred
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I found a way to get piece of mind for years and left the hell alone, turn a deaf ear to the cellular phone
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?goonstock wrote:marchor the 11th
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http://www.amazon.co.jp/Street-Halo-Kin ... 857&sr=8-2
http://listen.jp/store/album_4523132117201.htm
i cant get the links to work for kindred :<
http://listen.jp/store/album_4523132117201.htm
i cant get the links to work for kindred :<
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Sounding good, tracks are pretty lengthy it seems
skimpi wrote:yeah you fuckin handle!!tacospheros wrote:you sir are one of those things on a door which you turn in order to open it
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COKNI wrote:http://www.amazon.co.jp/Street-Halo-Kin ... 857&sr=8-2
http://listen.jp/store/album_4523132117201.htm
i cant get the links to work for kindred :<
Amazon.co.jp wrote:2011 the phrase post-dubstep with the advent of James Blake popped violently, even for Buriaru appeared as a pioneer in the dubstep scene, which established the position that the most important figures of the scene, one year and of Active very it was said.
If this is the future, it seems highly livable: shiny, cool and comfortably dissonant. Like a low dose of ketamine in an empty, luminous airport hall in northern Japan, eating avocado and waiting for the universe to arrive.
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I hear this is the official write up Kode9 wrote when he was down in Ibiza.computerface wrote:Amazon.co.jp wrote:2011 the phrase post-dubstep with the advent of James Blake popped violently, even for Buriaru appeared as a pioneer in the dubstep scene, which established the position that the most important figures of the scene, one year and of Active very it was said.
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check the samples on dis one
http://www.shopmaker.jp/adv2/pro/search ... word=38411
fcukin beautiful..
http://www.shopmaker.jp/adv2/pro/search ... word=38411
fcukin beautiful..
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ivan wrote:check the samples on dis one
http://www.shopmaker.jp/adv2/pro/search ... word=38411
fcukin beautiful..
oh my
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#4 too much
legend4ry wrote:
"Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air."
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tbh I wasnt expecting something of this calibre.. but wow
unless he tops it with an album now, itll be the biggest thing this year no doubt
even those 128kbps clips go mad deep.. always dreamed burial would reflect on junglism with using samples from sth like think about it by lyn collins and he does just that on (what I think is) loner
big up to burial, each and every
unless he tops it with an album now, itll be the biggest thing this year no doubt
even those 128kbps clips go mad deep.. always dreamed burial would reflect on junglism with using samples from sth like think about it by lyn collins and he does just that on (what I think is) loner
big up to burial, each and every
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why is ashtray wasp sounding so different? it so different even to be a whole another part of the tune.
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it's ridiculous isn't it? so glad we're even getting this to be honesttomdeeds wrote:#4![]()
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NiGHTS-24 wrote:5# is just too much
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beginning bit of the ashtray wasp sample sounds like nin guitars???
amazing stuff, though. can't wait.
amazing stuff, though. can't wait.
If this is the future, it seems highly livable: shiny, cool and comfortably dissonant. Like a low dose of ketamine in an empty, luminous airport hall in northern Japan, eating avocado and waiting for the universe to arrive.
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