New Bibio
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Pretty much everything on Vignetting The Compostvballs wrote:Really nice song.
I'm not familiar with Bibio so ive been indulging in some youtube vids at work. I am totally in love with this tune: "The Ephemeral Bluebell"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-I6_aoKglQ
Any others similar to this you can recommend?
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Bibio has that magic touch, that touch of having immediately nondescript moments/layers in certain songs that after a number of listens become the part of the song you come back for. This happened to me with a good percentage of his entire discography, and I'm positive this album will be the same, if not the magnum opus of his "touch". Also, the outro got me incredibly excited. My body is ready for the "early bibio feels".
(mind the /mu/-ness of that last sentence.)
edit: removed some unneeded hyperboles that slipped through my fingers.
(mind the /mu/-ness of that last sentence.)
edit: removed some unneeded hyperboles that slipped through my fingers.

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You is Fire Ant but with better coherency as a fully realised track.
It's more diverse, makes a logical A to B progression, better melody with more interesting change ups and just overall sound.
A Tout a L'Heure was the best thing he had done, but now this is the best thing he has done so far.
I'm pretty excited for this record.
It's more diverse, makes a logical A to B progression, better melody with more interesting change ups and just overall sound.
A Tout a L'Heure was the best thing he had done, but now this is the best thing he has done so far.
I'm pretty excited for this record.
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Yeah very 'Fire Ant'ish. I actually prefer Fire Ant i think, both great though. 'You' does seem a more well rounded track though you're right. Love how he cuts his samples. Got some J Dilla vibes goin on.The Telepathic Kid wrote:You is Fire Ant but with better coherency as a fully realised track.
It's more diverse, makes a logical A to B progression, better melody with more interesting change ups and just overall sound.
A Tout a L'Heure was the best thing he had done, but now this is the best thing he has done so far.
I'm pretty excited for this record.
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Letherette's stuff is glossier though, more "produced".
And in a way You doesn't feel like a hip hop instrumental track though it's got all the traits, it's more like Bibio wanted to make a grandiose sounding jazz track, but without live instrumentation at his aid he turned to samples.
It's very organic and almost sloppy in the way it comes together. I think it's magnificent, the best track of the year so far.
Not dissing Letherette's stuff at all, their record is one of my favourites of the year, too. But on their self titled release it's like they turned the sample-delic hip hop style to a glossy well produced house/nu disco style.
Sure they're both sampling stuff but to compare them is like to compare the way Kazumoto Endo samples stuff in his record While You Were Out with the way The Avalanches sample stuff in Since I Left You.
It's not the same ballpark, it ain't even the same fuckin' sport!
And in a way You doesn't feel like a hip hop instrumental track though it's got all the traits, it's more like Bibio wanted to make a grandiose sounding jazz track, but without live instrumentation at his aid he turned to samples.
It's very organic and almost sloppy in the way it comes together. I think it's magnificent, the best track of the year so far.
Not dissing Letherette's stuff at all, their record is one of my favourites of the year, too. But on their self titled release it's like they turned the sample-delic hip hop style to a glossy well produced house/nu disco style.
Sure they're both sampling stuff but to compare them is like to compare the way Kazumoto Endo samples stuff in his record While You Were Out with the way The Avalanches sample stuff in Since I Left You.
It's not the same ballpark, it ain't even the same fuckin' sport!
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So 2 tracks and a full album sampler, and I'm really liking this, in a way I haven't with his other stuff. I've WANTED to like his other stuff, and the actual tunes are fine, but something about the tone of it just wears on my ears. But everything I've heard of this sounds like the production is just so much better.