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Album of the year so far. Pre-ordered 2x LP from Boomkat. A steep 20 quid but well worth it.

A little bit different than what I thought it'd sound like, but I'm feeling what I've heard so far

yeah, it's still got some elements of that tri angle sound, but it's deffo something else. The preview track 'Stillborn Dub' was a grower for me but I've listened to it quite a bit now and I feel it is massive. I can imagine this being the case for the rest of the album. But the couple of tracks that have 'appeared' on youtube all of a sudden sound totally awesome. This is a unique sound.

dunno about album of the year, but it's certainly up there.

yeah sure, only time will tell but you know how it is when you hear something fresh . Superlatives galore.
Actress was still at one for me so far and this is a bit similar to that, so I think both will finish high on my list. Will see what the new Andy Stott brings though, that preview track sounded utterly massive as well.

Did not know new Andy Stott was on the way. It's a full album?

yes sir! "Luxury Problem"s . The track 'numb' was elected track of the week over at Pitchfork. Good stuff.

wooo

Very Nice.

fuck me this is good, way too much albums to cop this year

any1 receive their pre-order yet (from boomkat). I haven't even got a shipping notice...

Oops, apparently doesn't ship until November (from Boomkat that is), even though Digital has been out for a couple.

so good...2 Moon Dub is really dope.

Such an amazing album. My interview with them here: http://www.dummymag.com/features/2012/1 ... out-space/

spooKs wrote:Such an amazing album. My interview with them here: http://www.dummymag.com/features/2012/1 ... out-space/

Good read. Funny that they talk about killing vibes, but when I listen to their Radio Shows, I get pumped!

Vessel -Live- (Left Bank, Tri Angle Records) @ roBOt Festival 2012 - Bologna, Italy (12.10.2012)

Yet another Tri Angle cohort way too good for his age, Sebastian Gainsborough aka Vessel is treading the fine line between the mesmerising and the confusing. Using techno and house as a jumping-off point, Vessel forges a plethora of skittering percussive elements into one controlled chaos that puts him atop the crop of Bristol based bass wranglers. Starting off with a much noticed four-track EP on the Left Bank label in 2011, he signed with the Brighton-to-Brooklyn institution for progressive electronic stylings, Tri Angle, for his full-length debut Order Of Noise.

Organised confusion: Bristol’s eerie bass wrangler spreads his skittering sonic chaos live at the roBOt Festival in Italy Bologna

http://www.mixcloud.com/evil_concussion/vessel-live-left-bank-tri-angle-records-robot-festival-2012-bologna-italy-12102012/

MatthewS wrote:

spooKs wrote:Such an amazing album. My interview with them here: http://www.dummymag.com/features/2012/1 ... out-space/

Good read. Funny that they talk about killing vibes, but when I listen to their Radio Shows, I get pumped!

The Young Echo site is the find of the week for me thanks to this article. Cheers!

I'm really, really feeling their "approach" - i.e. just do whatever the fuck you feel like and not try to kowtow to peoples' tastes.

good interview spooks
love this
had kind of ignored tirangle, until now

Just listened to this album and it's amazing. Really reminds me off Actress in places.

Images of Bodies, Silten and Lache are sooo good!

has everyone got theirs?

damn, need 2 get on the blower to boomkat and sort it out