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herxagernsurn wrote:
thepastinsidepressant wrote:
NorthcutTAmnestY wrote:Yeah, I'm not really feeling the cover art for whatever reason.
if the music fits then great, but as it is it gives me a bad feeling in its bordering clichés. its cinematic in feel no doubt, 70s and 80s. The font Avant Garde has been around since the 70s and the trick is still used to convey this period. Unfortunately it has become 'hip' overused (espeically its Alternates) combined with this new wave of instagram style photography or just simply evocative. It was also used on ABPOITC... 70s.

Geogaddi still my fave, its just so unusual and original looking.
I am not too worried about the cover because I know it will just come to represent the music to me and so I will just end up loving it like an unremarkable looking but wonderful pet.

I am still convinced this record will be firmly planted in the 70's if it is in fact a concept record based on the Deadly Harvest film. It is weird though how when I look at pictures from the early 80's, the 70's seem to be creeping up on them and infecting them with that fuzzy decaying emulsion look. The early 80's seem more like the 70's to me every day. :-)

I do also think Instagram is starting to ruin the fun though and now everything is all over nostalgalated. I am reminded of that Onion headline "U.S. Dept. Of Retro Warns: 'We May Be Running Out Of Past'".

I love the Geogaddi cover too and especially the gatefold and all the bits that come with the limited edition CD too. I still think the cover of MHTRTC is my fav though. That cover and the record itself are just absolutely perfect to me. Sigh...
I gotta say though, that this has to be my least favourite BoC album cover. I just don't think it's as interesting as all the others. It may well just be me, but I don't really feel that it suits BoC. Hopefully it will grow on me, and may also look much more impressive in the flesh!
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I'm really feeling the cover. Next to Geogaddi it's my favorite so far.

From the bleep picture of the LP you can see the inner sleeves are covered in photos too. Can't wait for it to arrive.
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WeHadNormality wrote:I'm really feeling the cover. Next to Geogaddi it's my favorite so far.

From the bleep picture of the LP you can see the inner sleeves are covered in photos too. Can't wait for it to arrive.
Agreed.

I like the album cover very much indeed and cannot wait to see the art that comes with the vinyl.

Looking at the album cover evokes some kind of feeling, I cant quite figure out but I like it. Its the same feeling ive had at certain points when playing the game Half Life 2 :?
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Goiter Sanchez wrote:Tomorrow's Harvest!!! I haven't been this excited for a new album probably since TCH was announced in 2005! 2013 is a hell of a year for music: the best year in memory since 2001 I'd say (which was monstrous)... Let's compare with some highlights:

2001

Aphex Twin - drukQs
Squarepusher - Go Plastic
Autechre - Confield
Phoenecia - Brownout
Bola - Fyuti
Brothomstates - Claro
Chris Clark - Clarence Park
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Daft Punk - Discovery
Plaid - Double Figure
Depeche Mode - Exciter
Venentian Snare - many albums
Richard Devine - Lipswitch
Wagon Christ - Musipal
Telefon Tel Aviv - Fahrenheit Fair Enough
Stars of The Lid - Tired Sounds of Stars of The Lid
Bjork - Vespertine
ADULT. - Resuscitation
Ulrich Schnauss - Far Away Trains Passing By

So yeah... 2001 was fucking massive.

2013 (released and announced)

Autechre - Exai
My Bloody Valentine - MBV
Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
Arovane - Ve Palor
Fieldtriqp - Hidden Tracks
David Bowie - The Next Day
Telefon Tel Aviv - New Album later this year
ADULT. - The Way Things Fall
The Knife - Shaking The Habitual
mu-ziq - Somerset Avenue Tracks (1992-1995) / XTEP / Chewed Corners LP/ Heterotic album
Atoms For Peace - Amok
Depeche Mode - Delta Machine
Bibio - Silver Wilkinson
Quinoline Yellow - Palisade Mount EP
Bola - New Album
Machinedrum - New Album on Ninja Tune
Ulrich Schnauss - A Long Way To Fall
Plaid - New Material

I'm missing loads I know, but what a year it's been thus far!
Dude, great list. Massive gap in my knowledge of electronic music is in the 2001 era (was fairly young at the time!). So yeah, thanks for putting that list together, I'm having a listening session right now!

Don't know if someone has already made one but, for anybody who may want it, here's a decent size wallpaper that should fit well in most resolutions ( the image is 1680 x 1050):

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Cheers man ^. I've set it as my desktop wallpaper :)
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vballs wrote:Half Life 2
Speaking of HL2, now that Tomorrow's Harvest has been announced there's only one more endless wait left in my life.

Come onnnnnnnnnnnnnn HL3!
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Goiter Sanchez wrote:
Plaid - New Material
untopic a bit here but

is Plaid announcing new material official? I haven't heard a thing from them.
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http://www.yimino.bandcamp.com/

Don't hesitate to listen to these guys while waiting for TH.
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There is a whole other side of the forum to post music Moloch.
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There's a limited edition art card edition CD version too, exclusive to indie stores which comes with three art cards:

http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/produc ... 90259.html
http://www.normanrecords.com/records/14 ... ws-harvest
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plazz wrote:There's a limited edition art card edition CD version too, exclusive to indie stores which comes with three art cards:

http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/produc ... 90259.html
http://www.normanrecords.com/records/14 ... ws-harvest
Whaaaa?
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anyone thought the buildings are London?
it looks a lot like the Shard building over on the right
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plazz wrote:There's a limited edition art card edition CD version too, exclusive to indie stores which comes with three art cards:

http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/produc ... 90259.html
http://www.normanrecords.com/records/14 ... ws-harvest
Just ordered this version. Thanks.
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what exactly is an art card?
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I've just realised that the version I ordered from bleep has art cards with it anyway. Woops. *Sigh*
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a card of art?

don't quote me.
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MindElevation wrote:
plazz wrote:There's a limited edition art card edition CD version too, exclusive to indie stores which comes with three art cards:

http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/produc ... 90259.html
http://www.normanrecords.com/records/14 ... ws-harvest
Just ordered this version. Thanks.
Just have to decide now whether to order this one or the Japanese one hoping for bonus track :)

The vinyl tracklist is available now too, not sure if that's been posted here yet:

A1. Gemini
A2. Reach For The Dead
A3. White Cyclosa
A4. Jacquard Causeway
B1. Telepath
B2. Cold Earth
B3. Transmisiones Ferox
B4. Sick Times
B5. Collapse
C1. Palace Posy
C2. Split Your Infinities
C3. Uritual
C4. Nothing Is Real
C5. Sundown
D1. New Seeds
D2. Come To Dust
D3. Semena Mertvykh

(Source: http://thedriftrecordshop.net/products/ ... ws-harvest )
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really? but is that different than the 16-page booklet?
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aviationparkway wrote:anyone thought the buildings are London?
it looks a lot like the Shard building over on the right
I think the general thought is that the pic is of San Fransisco.
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zeitgeist wrote:really? but is that different than the 16-page booklet?
I'd imagine the booklet and the art cards are definitely different things.
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