I'd only heard the one on the XLR8R mix with all the percussion on the start of it... I thought that was part of the original tune... a little bit disappointed now... Tune still.

Yeah, that's the one! Cheers for that...

I don't think the vinyl even comes with a DL code which put me right off shelling out for it. I love buying vinyl but I also like getting a full album. Will be purchasing though as it's a strong album.

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The Wilhelm Scream. Just incredible. Looking fwd to seeing him live at the Worldwide awards. Gonna wait to buy the vinyl although there's only CD available for preorder. Hope they do a vinyl of it...

I just find it an aesthetically pleasing size... plus there's less of them in most record collections, so they seem a bit more special, and they remind me of dubplates.

There's an absolute mountain of stuff he's sitting on that I reckon probably isn't gonna get released. It does seem a shame.

Looking fwd to my copy arriving! 10" too... the best size.

That bit from the James Blake boiler room set made me think it was Oneman too, but it could just be a big up to Oneman because he'd played it in a previous boiler room session...
What about Jackmaster... I think it's him... or Oneman. Or someone else.

What a drop. Needs a release.

Love this. Don't care who it is, do care if it gets released or not.
I reckon it's either Joy Orbison or George Fitzgerald though. And probably not George.
By the way, on his discogs page it says Joy Orbison is Ray Keith's nephew. Is that true or jokes?

It must be exciting to be in the 'inner circle' of people who get to own/know who makes stuff like this tune and those Trim Harmonimixes etc etc... It's all a bit Masonic really. Is there a secret Hessle Handshake?

I'm after this too... incredible.

No plans apparently

The people standing about on stage behind him look well moody. I'd want them off stage if I were GLK. Get with it or get off...

Adding my voice to this. Would like to see a release of this and the 'Road guy' one. Purely dramatic music!

Huge:


Still love this tune HARD:


Arrrgh and this:


My era of tunes really.. such an old sod.

I think brostep sums up that particular sound quite nicely. If record stores started using that genre I would know what to avoid. I vote for brostep.

Just picked this up and was wondering who it was, cheers Preacha.
Big music.

Waiting for the album. Loving everything these two are putting out. Boingy smashed it when I played it out.