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absolutely lovely

http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... ack=RS1111

curbside is just

did not think it was james blake when i heard on ben ufo's rinse mix. whose feelin?

Was hoping for Libra and Four Miles tbh

quite welcome after all his nonsense Atlas bits. more like this and his recent HEK plz

Proper amazin

^that

Curbside is the one

curbside is the one. I will not accept 'love what happened here' (even though its the original version) until the outkast harmonimix is released

Ohhhhh loved what happened here is a tuuuuune!

Rofl at the quasimoto sample on curbside!


gangster tnuc.

Curbside is the one. The other two : meh but ok.

Gotta respect James Blake though. Despite commercial successes he continues to do his own moderately accessible thing, a thing widely considered to be alternative music, out on alternative labels like R&S and Hemlock. It shows that having commercial success doesn't automatically mean having to compromise ones production ethics and values...
Like some other artists in this scene have done, under the cloak of "progress" or "evolution" (whilst doing quite the opposite in fact and remaining stagnant). Much respect to Blake.

joeki wrote:Curbside is the one. The other two : meh but ok.

Gotta respect James Blake though. Despite commercial successes he continues to do his own moderately accessible thing, a thing widely considered to be alternative music, out on alternative labels like R&S and Hemlock. It shows that having commercial success doesn't automatically mean having to compromise ones production ethics and values...
Like some other artists in this scene have done, under the cloak of "progress" or "evolution" (whilst doing quite the opposite in fact and remaining stagnant). Much respect to Blake.

my thoughts exactly

waiting with baited breath........

def have a lot of respect for james blake

Yeah what everyone else has said basically.

joeki wrote:Curbside is the one. The other two : meh but ok.

Gotta respect James Blake though. Despite commercial successes he continues to do his own moderately accessible thing, a thing widely considered to be alternative music, out on alternative labels like R&S and Hemlock. It shows that having commercial success doesn't automatically mean having to compromise ones production ethics and values...
Like some other artists in this scene have done, under the cloak of "progress" or "evolution" (whilst doing quite the opposite in fact and remaining stagnant). Much respect to Blake.

The thing about him though is that everyone says he switched up his style when actually the songs on the album were done at the same time and in some cases before the tunes he released on EP's, so I never thought he would abandon that process suddenly anyway




good spot with the quasimoto sample epochalypso. Got me listening to the album again now, will have to play madvillany later too

Curbside
a fucking down syndrome anthem guys

Killing it this year as well

in2this
'enough thunder' was really poor, this ones a banger.

soulkids wrote:in2this
'enough thunder' was really poor, this ones a banger.

spesh At Birth

On second listen. I don't think it's as good as I thought tbh. I mean, it's nice, but seems like a lot of people got a tad over excited 'cause he's not singing.