Bibio - Maybe They Appear In Graveyards

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Bibio - Maybe They Appear In Graveyards

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http://warp.net/records/bibio/new-ep-ma ... ugust-31st

Nothing new unfortunately but with a letherette remix I'm happy.
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i'm quite disappointed in this release to be honest...

to me, it feels wrong remixing this kind of music if you know what i mean?

i am still looking forward to the new album though
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Yeah baby!

More Bibio, more Bibio!!
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Haikuesque (The Gentleman Losers' Whispers In The Rain Mix)


that one i'm really looking forward to
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Great news; but why in the holy fuck is this iTunes only? Fucking hate iTunes...
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Post by Shoes »

That cover is LOVELY.

I like remixes. I want to hear other people's interpretations (and a difffffferent mix of 'Palm of Your Wave'). Pity there's no Wax Stag remix.

And yeah, iTunes sucks a ball. If it's download-only I want it on Bleep.
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I'll definitely nab the three new tracks.

A future Wax Stag remix of Bibio would be welcome indeed...
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good to see some letherette on that shit, probably the only reason i'll check it out.
the cover is nice too, very konigsforst...
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Anyone actually able to buy this? Excluding North America, apparently...
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Shoes wrote:That cover is LOVELY.
I agree
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oscillik wrote:to me, it feels wrong remixing this kind of music if you know what i mean?
Yeah man, this music shouldn't be touched. I will give the remixes a listen though, to keep an open mind.
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jakestott wrote:
oscillik wrote:to me, it feels wrong remixing this kind of music if you know what i mean?
Yeah man, this music shouldn't be touched. I will give the remixes a listen though, to keep an open mind.
Never!! Remixes are awesome, nothing should be sacred as far as music is concerned.
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Post by lyst »

I die over anything Bibio releases... great stuff
(disregarding ovals and emeralds EP ugh)

So i'd like to hear this for sure.
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lyst wrote:I die over anything Bibio releases... great stuff
(disregarding ovals and emeralds EP ugh)

So i'd like to hear this for sure.
Oval and Emeralds is pretty difficult but does have a couple of his best tracks on (Oval Emerald Vertigo and Carosello Ellitico).

This EP is ok. Kind of drifts along without you noticing really. I'm a little disappointed with the Letherette remix, doesn't really live up to their other work up on myspace IMO.
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lyst wrote: great stuff
(disregarding ovals and emeralds EP ugh)
Ovals & Emeralds?? Man, you must be out of your mind.
That's some of the best shit Bibio ever did. I LOVE it!!
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Earthbound wrote:
lyst wrote: great stuff
(disregarding ovals and emeralds EP ugh)
Ovals & Emeralds?? Man, you must be out of your mind.
That's some of the best shit Bibio ever did. I LOVE it!!
Better than vignetting the compost or hand cranked or AA?

I don't think Oval and Emeralds is 1/10th as good as any of these.

I love everything he's put out, but that one is not even music..
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Post by Shoes »

Not music? What are you on about?
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lyst wrote:
Earthbound wrote:
lyst wrote: great stuff
(disregarding ovals and emeralds EP ugh)
Ovals & Emeralds?? Man, you must be out of your mind.
That's some of the best shit Bibio ever did. I LOVE it!!
Better than vignetting the compost or hand cranked or AA?

I don't think Oval and Emeralds is 1/10th as good as any of these.

I love everything he's put out, but that one is not even music..
Yeah mate, it's music. Music with many layers maybe, hard to catch, but beautiful in my opinion. I think it's music for the intelligent.
And yes, I think it's one of his best releases so far (without downgrading his other releases ofcourse)
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Earthbound wrote:I think it's music for the intelligent.
What do you mean? I'm not sure you can justify that comment. Seems a little arrogant...
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Ovals and Emeralds has to be listened to with headphones and no distractions, IMO. The beauty of it is in the incredible layering. I couldn't stand "Polycoulraphon" initially until I really listened intently on my studio 'phones...there's just an amazing amount going on in that tune that can't be appreciated in the car, or iPod in the subway. Some of the tunes may not seem like music in the traditional, tonal sense, but the tones are there, buried under a mountain of dirt. It's his most challenging stuff to date, I think, but well worth taking one's time to listen to.
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