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No.

You guys have got the album; the site is still up because the webmaster hasn't taken it down yet.

kaini industries played in reverse.

Exactly.

I'm waiting for other people to catch on as well, they will eventually I guess, but it's really hard to get this image of a decaying and dying society out of my head when I hear it. It sounds so mournful, but hopeful towards the end with the synth washes. Like something dying and then ...

Definitely a grower.

First time I heard it I liked it, but I was kinda mixed on it as well. Then it just kept growing and growing and growing. It's a very good track.

Yeah I've said it before and I'll keep saying it, but it sounds like death to me. I don't really know how to word it, but it puts me in the mind of someone/something experiencing it's last moments.

The actual beat is very mechanical, and reminiscent of labored breathing.

I bet there is a lot buried in this track. I like how if you speed the track a bit it actually sounds like something besides just pizzicato synth jabs - there is a distinguishable melody going on. I don't have the time to play with these tunes, but there is definitely more to this track at least ...

I ordered mine on June 14th, and still haven't received it. I haven't gotten an email notifying me of shipment either, though on my account it read "despatched" next to the placed order. So I assume it is on its way, but it has been 11 days. Live in the US as well.

Pitchfork gave it an 8.3.

It's the review I agree with the most though. The album is deceptively simple and minimal, but there are tons of virtually unconscious textures, and is just as complicated in that sense as any of their past works if no more so. And each listen you practically have to pick ...

Haha

Yes, I really do like this whole track, short as it is; I think it sounds the most like BoC in truth.

I played the album in my art studio for the first time today and my studio mate, who knows I'm obsessed with BoC and happily lets me play them, was really struck by this track. She said it sounded like it was based on bell ringing playing on a kind of mathematical formula. She had no idea that the ...

I keep hearing, "Well this is quite pleasant, to me..."

The entirety of Geogaddi just creeps me the fuck out actually; I don't know what it is, but it definitely has this undulating, sinister aura about it.

It's such a bizarre and beautiful album. But way bizarre...

Off the top of my head, the last half of White Cyclosa sounds so dope on a great system. That dizzy drone sound is so fucking cool, and then BOOM, BOOM/BOOM, BOOM. It hits pretty hard.

I gotta humbly disagree with ya. To quote the brilliant, Robert Anton Wilson...

"“Is", "is." "is" — the idiocy of the word haunts me. If it were abolished, human thought might begin to make sense. I don't know what anything "is"; I only know how it seems to me at this moment”
Wow, that's not ...

The magazine thought TCH was a disappointing album. Big fucking deal, so did I, but if you like it then listen to it and put the other opinions out of your mind. Nobody has to say "in my humble opinion" every time they make a statement, it should be obvious.

Cold Earth sound is probably the one ...

So in the new interview with the brothers, I can't remember which one said it, but one of them said something along the lines of their being more subliminals in this record than any of their past records, which surprised me. Also, that all of the album was definitely recorded with vintage hardware ...

Uritual is kinda starting to creep its way onto my list, but I'd have to say House of Abin'adab.

But wait, there's some tape hiss at the beginning of Reach for the Dead!

Makes me think of the conclusion to Childhood's End.

It sounds like witnessing the end of the world, literally. Beautiful, cosmic, and intense.