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when's this EP going up on Bleep? please post 'em up! will buy the vinyl asap, but want good files for listening!

allright, i made some recordings, not very good quality but...

previews:

Ghost Hardware
Shutta
Exit Woundz

shutta!

tone.def wrote:when's this EP going up on Bleep? please post 'em up! will buy the vinyl asap, but want good files for listening!

Bleep/road hasn't been updated for months. I think Boomkat's mp3 shop is a safer bet - they put Find my way up pretty soon after the vinyl release.

[quote="dgg"][quote="tone.def"]when's this EP going up on Bleep? please post 'em up! will buy the vinyl asap, but want good files for listening![/quote]

Bleep/road hasn't been updated for months. I think Boomkat's mp3 shop is a safer bet - they put Find my way up pretty soon after the vinyl release.[/quote]

i've noticed that. wtf is up with bleep?

Based on the above samples (thanks for those), this is very Burial and very experimental. I'm loving it. Exit Woundz might be my favorite. Can't wait to get high quality full versions.

Jubscarz wrote:shutta!

on another level.

wasnt one of these songs on the album, or alteast kode 9s album preview... its one of my fave Burial songs!

[quote="Joe C"]wasnt one of these songs on the album, or alteast kode 9s album preview... its one of my fave Burial songs![/quote]

shutta was on the kode9 album preview.

tone.def wrote:

Joe C wrote:wasnt one of these songs on the album, or alteast kode 9s album preview... its one of my fave Burial songs!

shutta was on the kode9 album preview.

yeeeh thats its, amazing track

Seems to have come from the same sessions as the album but ghost hardware is biiiig.....

Ghost Hardware is especially stunning. Still the most enveloping and seductive atmosphere ever.

Big- I loves burials i does

cant wait for a digital release of this! hope its sorted soon.

the clips sound lush

DEEP
certainly very similar to his other stuff

ok, here's the sketch... every decent record store in the uk now has the full release details sitting in their in-box, so if you're looking to grab a copy you should be able to lay hands on one tomorrow if your local dealer is on the money. and if they're off the plot for whatever reason, go here : http://www.cargorecords.co.uk/release_z ... 9d2c0fcfa5

Burial
Ghost Hardware EP

released worldwide on friday june 15

12”
HYPERDUB
HDB004
823566428428

While the electronic interweb buzzes with fervent exchanges about ‘Unite’, Burial’s latest audio-diffusion on Soul Jazz’s ‘Box Of Dub’ collection, and the preview of ‘Stairwell’ soon to be unwrapped on Kode9’s Sonar festival mix CD, even the most obsessive acolyte of the wraith-like producer has been unable to share their thoughts on ‘Ghost Hardware’ or the accompanying ‘Shutta’ and ‘Exit Woundz’ that make up this new EP, as even their very existence has remained a closely-guarded secret.

In a move calculated to avoid the intense hyperbole and digital ”sharing“ that would inevitably swarm over any fresh Burial material following the incredible impact on all critical fronts of last year’s eponymous debut album, these tunes have been kept behind firmly-locked doors, very deliberately unheard and unknown in all boroughs. There has been no specialist club DJ servicing, no targeted radio promotion, no extensive and on-going press campaign, no rinsed plays off acetate for the last 3 months at Forward… everyone gets to hear this music at the same time – when it’s on vinyl and in the shops. And that time is now.

The ‘Ghost Hardware’ EP does not represent any great stylistic shift by the planet’s most high-profile artistic recluse, yet neither does it languidly retread the paths already mapped... it is simply further first rate evidence of Burial's alchemic manipulation of mood, rhythm and sound. The ominous bass tones are as dense as they ever were, the strings still rise up from unexpected depths, and the disembodied siren voices sustain their mournful cries from the bleak empty quarters of consciousness, while those trademark rhythmic complexities continue to dance their intricate steps.

'Ghost Hardware' 'Shutta' 'Exit Woundz'

boatdrinksbill wrote:In a move calculated to avoid the intense hyperbole and digital ”sharing“ that would inevitably swarm over any fresh Burial material following the incredible impact on all critical fronts of last year’s eponymous debut album, these tunes have been kept behind firmly-locked doors, very deliberately unheard and unknown in all boroughs. There has been no specialist club DJ servicing, no targeted radio promotion, no extensive and on-going press campaign, no rinsed plays off acetate for the last 3 months at Forward… everyone gets to hear this music at the same time – when it’s on vinyl and in the shops. And that time is now.

Fucking geezer

Gotta respect the bloke, not exactly playing the celebrity/media game is he (or is it just he's playing it sly).

Shonky wrote:

boatdrinksbill wrote:In a move calculated to avoid the intense hyperbole and digital ”sharing“ that would inevitably swarm over any fresh Burial material following the incredible impact on all critical fronts of last year’s eponymous debut album, these tunes have been kept behind firmly-locked doors, very deliberately unheard and unknown in all boroughs. There has been no specialist club DJ servicing, no targeted radio promotion, no extensive and on-going press campaign, no rinsed plays off acetate for the last 3 months at Forward… everyone gets to hear this music at the same time – when it’s on vinyl and in the shops. And that time is now.

Fucking geezer

Gotta respect the bloke, not exactly playing the celebrity/media game is he (or is it just he's playing it sly).

yeah respect, that's a pretty cool way to do it for a change.

Shonky wrote:
Gotta respect the bloke, not exactly playing the celebrity/media game is he (or is it just he's playing it sly).

dunno about that, hyperdub's got loads of press recently they're just doing it in a nice way.

all about Exit Wounds on this I reckon