Musically, I love this record - it's a great example of how electronic music can sound organic and human, which is odd given its clearly processed and bass-heavy production. Four Tet (Kieran Hebden) is a dab hand at making sequenced music sound natural and live, and if you've never heard any of his early albums, I'd strongly recommend checking them out. And if you like dub, the extreme minimalism of Pole's first three albums (handily titled 1, 2 and 3) are also a must.
Tracks: Heim (Four Tet Mix). Cload. Cload (Pole Mix). Heim.
Catalogue Number: DOCK20
Hi Zak - don't know if you have time to listen to newer recordings, but there's a 4 Tet DJ set to download here.
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Thanks Rob - as an iPod owner with a vague distrust of iTunes, this is pretty much what I tend use it for.
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Either my bad or blogspot censorship...!
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Ha! I've had that problem too recently. Thanks for the link (that was me posting from work earlier, by the way)
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