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Dangermouse and Doom follow up last year's 'Mouse and The Mask' album with this new single. The title track features Talib Kweli (Rawkus, Black Star…), while tracks 2 and 3 are a Madlib remix of album track Space Ho's, and a remix of Sofa King by Dangermouse himself. Bleep is UK chart registered, so getting this at Bleep gets you the whole EP in 320k Mp3 for only 1.99 and helps Lex on the way to their first chart position ever… C'mon!

Also Available in FLAC Lossless Audio Here.

The first big album to emerge from the London dubstep scene that has been on the receiving end of detailed deconstruction and rapturous acclaim online and in print - in no small part due to the mysterious anonymity of the artist himself, and the sonic comparisons that can be drawn to revered european techno-dub artists like Basic Channel or Kevin Martin. Quite a different animal to most club/vinyl based dubstep, Burial evokes a gnawing sense of inner city dread and late-night London paranoia.
"deeply melancholic and moving.. a longplayer steeped in the experience of London living.. permeated with the ghosts of dead UK dance music" Blackdown
"Does for London in the 00s what Wu Tang did for New York in the 90s.. Its everything that Goldie's 'Timeless' ought to have been. Burial is one of the albums of the decade." K Punk

Featuring the Skream remix.

A total anthem and already a modern classic.

Triosk are a 3 piece band from Sydney Australia centred around Laurence Pike, also a member of Flanger alongside Burnt Friedman and Atom Heart. With drums, piano/keys and guitar all featuring in their music, the result is expansive, rhythmic, electronic folk/jazz - a must for anyone into Four Tet, Dntel or Boom Bip.

First single taken from Volcano’s Beautiful Seizure album, which has earned this young Chicago band comparisons to the likes of The Mars Volta, Jeff Buckley, Fugazi, Deerhoof, Xiu Xiu, Can, Animal Collective and even King Crimson..

After two fairly low-key instrumental albums as Dabrye on Ghostly and Prefuse73's Eastern Devs label, on this latest opus 'Two/Three' Tadd Mullinix has shifted everything up several gears, bringing some of the cavernous, raw bleepiness of his jacking techno work as James T Cotton and TNT to bear on his hip-hop - the result is immense, most of the tracks sound so much BIGGER than before. The roster of guest MCs includes some real heavyweights (Beans, Vast Aire, Doom...) whose vocals sit tight on the tracks and give the production the room it deserves. If this had come out in 2001/2 when El P, AntiPop, Def Jux, Mike Ladd et al were at their height of critical adoration and success, everyone would be all over this as the seminal album of the time. Highly Recommended!

After last year's 'Plat Du Jour' project, a political statement where in places the concept weighed heavily on the actual musical enjoyment of the pieces within, with 'Scale' Herbert returns to more familiar jazz/house/disco tempos of classic albums like 'around the house' and 'Bodily Functions', with no loss of quality or musical craft - all sound sources are as obscure and pure as ever, sticking to Herberts own manifesto of sampling.
Go to the Scale Site for all info and a free extra track.

New EP on the KIN label from Johnny Dark, one half of Junior Boys whose ‘Last Exit’ album was one of the bigger underground successes of 2004. Look out for the new Junior Boys album coming soon on Domino at Bleep.