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S.T. Holdings wrote:Eight years in the business I've never looked forward to an album as much as I have this. Today a few promos arrived. One word... powerful

Baron_von_Carlton wrote:

Grievous Angel wrote:blue lines for the 21st century.

Now that is an immensely bold statement
I can only hope that you are correct.

bold indeed, but not without precedent... rob fitzpatrick's review of the debut album in word magazine was probably the first to make the MA connect (and my boy rob would probably want 'daydreaming' played at his wake), while Q came with "the dubstep answer to blue lines" in their 2006 top 100 albums list. elsewhere, other reviews were ripe with references to tricky and the rest of the left-country millieu... anyway, the past is another country...

mary anne hobbs sent this out today:

yes yes y'all

the BBC Radio1 show will be moving to a new time slot TUESDAY night >> WEDNESDAY morning... 2-4am next week... October 16th >>17th

the first show in the new time slot will be very special indeed.. i have a the world exclusive preview of the new ***BURIAL*** album 'Untrue' due out on Hypertdub on November 5th.. 17 tracks in 15 minutes mixed by Kode 9..

it is without question the most wonderful mosiac of sound i have ever heard in my whole life.. spread the word...

you can re-load the show all week at:
www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/maryannehobbs
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this makes the wait bearable.

boatdrinksbill wrote:

Baron_von_Carlton wrote:

Grievous Angel wrote:blue lines for the 21st century.

Now that is an immensely bold statement
I can only hope that you are correct.

bold indeed, but not without precedent... rob fitzpatrick's review of the debut album in word magazine was probably the first to make the MA connect (and my boy rob would probably want 'daydreaming' played at his wake), while Q came with "the dubstep answer to blue lines" in their 2006 top 100 albums list. elsewhere, other reviews were ripe with references to tricky and the rest of the left-country millieu...

burial uses the teardrop break in one of the tracks on the debut as well.

almost time

is dis the definite artwork? thought it was the other one.

In McDonalds

S.T. Holdings wrote:In McDonalds

I hope it's a dubstep cover of Wesley Willis' Rock And Roll McDonalds.

Just succumbed to the clips and feel an aesthetic blind spot developing. Gonna have me a nice mindfuck playing the record around my friends .

Near Dark clip on repeat.

At the moment I can't stand the vocal clips on the clips of near dark and untrue...

masstronaut wrote: I hope it's a dubstep cover of Wesley Willis' Rock And Roll McDonalds.

Just tried to picture that and it definitely qualifies for a LOL.

Thank you, Martyn, for dropping Archangel last night.

Sneak preview bizzle.

audio samples for ALL tracks on the new album!

holy shit! soooo good. simply haunting. lots of vocal stuff. thinkin' this might be better than the first album.

http://www.soundsoftheuniverse.com/releases/?id=10244

thanks for the link tone.def

UK is incredibly deep.

Can't wait for this album.

tone.def wrote:http://www.soundsoftheuniverse.com/releases/?id=10244

oh my dayz! sounds of the burial

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tone.def wrote:http://www.soundsoftheuniverse.com/releases/?id=10244

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Marianas Trench stylee

i haven't heard a single second of any of this yet, it's getting harder and harder to resist.

ThinKing wrote:i haven't heard a single second of any of this yet, it's getting harder and harder to resist.

yeah i aint listened to a note of it yet either - be strong init fella

gwan bwoyz! its just some audio clips, listening wont hurt you!
aha

I bet you guys all sneak a look at your presents before Christmas Day too. There's nothing like a bit of anticipation. No clips for me.