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LOL at server overload, no mercy for Bleep haha. Doesn't matter much to me though, I've got the mp3 anyway and I expect the vinyl and cd to arrive next week. 2 weeks ago I placed an order at Juno.co.uk and I received it within 3 ...

This track is my current earworm.

That must mean it's my current fave. 8)

another victim here.
its been over 24 hours ... showing no signs of going away and i am not upset about it.
just fantastic, this.

...aaand another victim here. It's been roaming around my head since I listened to the ...

Mexicola wrote:Can't wait for that vinyl to arrive now. Somewhere, in a warehouse, it's sat.........waiting.......like Chuck Norris.......on acid

haha I imagine that. Tomorrow's Harvest is the first record I ever ordered. Now I still need a turntable.

I agree on this being a classic. This is just history in the making ... and we are part of it!

Damn, nicely recorded/played drums on Come to Dust!

Best album of the year for me, as if it wasn't obvious from the moment it got announced. This is very likely to be best of the decade material too. Damn!

Group Hex wrote:"Nothing Is Real" feels like sitting a room with my daughter, happy and playing. While outside a fucking nuclear bomb is leveling the land.

Yes, it is a fine example of BoC ambiguity! Evil and happy combined in one.

Shhhhiiitt, this is good, Nothing is Real reminds me of Roygbiv, Olson, and oh now the voices: Devil is in the Details!

Did I just hear a lawn mower in Uritual! That's talent!

The Friendly Stranger wrote:A comment on you tube that actually makes sense...

This is like riding a lion to school.

Hah, spot on indeed!

Wow, Palace Posy, surprising beat, and then typical BoC chords come in.

I heard the first 3 tracks more or less, from Jacquard Causeway on it's all new to me!

Definitely liking it!

solar_bleaching wrote:harmonically, it reminded me of Music is Math

Yup, now that you mention it. I associated it first with 'Julie and Candy' (crunchy drums, atmosphere). 'Farewell Fire' (drone atmosphere) has been mentioned, as well as 'XYZ' (start and end), and '747' (build-up).

fuck....this is it.
this track alone makes up for headphase.

man i really like this

The best thing about TCH, lets not forget, is a track called "Slow This Bird Down"

Well, I think one of their best tracks is 'Oscar See Through Red Eye'. And then there is ''84 Pontiac Dream', 'Satellite Anthem ...

god I fucking love this. this is exactly the sort of music I expected to arrive with this album.. magical :shock:

I'm totally with you man, the track is like an exact match with my preconceptions regarding how the new album will sound!

Holy hell, I was not ready for that flying scene with the ...

23degreesdream wrote:Stirs up that feeling of being blown apart inside in the immediate aftermath of bereavement or loss. Incredibly moving.

A fitting description as well. Sadly, it fits my mood of the last years all too much.

If you would hear this song just somewhere without knowing who the artist is you would immediately... I mean immediately identify it as BOC. Nobody can produce this in this world.

Ps. that sound coming in at 3:48 is just pure bliss

Yeah, it has the signature BoC sound written all over it, their ...

There's amazing maturity in that song, there's a sorrowful edge to it that just grips at me deep, it wells up all sorts of emotions, exactly what great music should do.

Amazing creation, really, humbling too.

Thank you, really!

I totally agree with you. This music is very special, BoC have an ...

audiotrack wrote:

RaV wrote:amazing
amazing
amazing.....but...just feels like the track is a part of something.....if you know what i mean..like....there is more of it

THIS!

This for sure, it's going to be one coherent story throughout.

They're writing history here. What a build-up, what a climax!! Thanks BoC and BBC radio 1!