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...no word on 747, but they praised Mira Calix for the IABPOITC remix.

I've seen it in the magazine store, so I cannot transcribe it here.

I guess the article about the box is pretty huge, right? Why didn't you buy the mag btw?

A shame I can't buy the magazine in a shop around here somewhere.

the wire have an online magazine - i'm sure it's only available in yearly payments though..

edit: http://www.thewire.co.uk/shop/items/196/

Thanks bleak, but I'm only interested in this hardcopy. There is an interesting article every once in a while but not worth a (digital)subscription.

So do people have warp20 now, has it shipped?

No, definitely hasn't shipped...should have it by September 25th or 26th.

i keep checking the book stores here but all them still have this months edition

is it in the edition with the pink cover and some dude groping some other chick from behind? i couldn't find it in that one at barnes & noble today.

the boards of canada track ain't mentioned

It's the one with William Basinski.

hGc wrote:It's the one with William Basinski.

There's a Basinski article inside but that's clearly David Sylvian on the cover. Sylvian's the reason I bought this month's edition. And shiiiit, he's looking more and more like a flinty-eyed, long-haired David Beckham in his middle age. Anyway, I digress. The Warp20 review is a double-page spread but in terms of BOC only mentions the Mira Calix remix of IABPOITC.

"Mira Calix's recreation of of Boards of Canada's "In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country" all does without percussion too, replacing misty synthetic drones with Oliver Coates's cello, and programmed drums with the sparsest of synthetic ticks, and hisses counterpointing rural field recordings. Finding highest common factors between BOC's non-specific nostalgia bliss-out and Mira Calix's compositional rigour and pinpoint production clarity, this manages to surpass the original's powers of uncanny emotive evocation by quite some way"


Anyway, there it is. I can't wait to hear that. IABPOITC is one of my very favorite BOC pieces and if Calix has outdone them for 'uncanny emotive evocation' then it really needs listening to.

Twoist wrote:"Mira Calix's recreation of of Boards of Canada's "In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country" all does without percussion too, replacing misty synthetic drones with Oliver Coates's cello, and programmed drums with the sparsest of synthetic ticks, and hisses counterpointing rural field recordings. Finding highest common factors between BOC's non-specific nostalgia bliss-out and Mira Calix's compositional rigour and pinpoint production clarity, this manages to surpass the original's powers of uncanny emotive evocation by quite some way"

I love cello. This better be as good as the text claims it to be!

Fredd-E wrote:

Twoist wrote:"Mira Calix's recreation of of Boards of Canada's "In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country" all does without percussion too, replacing misty synthetic drones with Oliver Coates's cello, and programmed drums with the sparsest of synthetic ticks, and hisses counterpointing rural field recordings. Finding highest common factors between BOC's non-specific nostalgia bliss-out and Mira Calix's compositional rigour and pinpoint production clarity, this manages to surpass the original's powers of uncanny emotive evocation by quite some way"

I love cello. This better be as good as the text claims it to be!

Yes, to surpass power is some high talking.. But I am sure as a counterpoint it is par ex! That would have been a better entry point for a review?

Fredd, Any word on whether (not the conceptual cds) the vinyl offering on the set will be digitized? I have a weird feeling those will be excluded.

dave_from_2001 wrote:

Fredd-E wrote:

Twoist wrote:"Mira Calix's recreation of of Boards of Canada's "In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country" all does without percussion too, replacing misty synthetic drones with Oliver Coates's cello, and programmed drums with the sparsest of synthetic ticks, and hisses counterpointing rural field recordings. Finding highest common factors between BOC's non-specific nostalgia bliss-out and Mira Calix's compositional rigour and pinpoint production clarity, this manages to surpass the original's powers of uncanny emotive evocation by quite some way"

I love cello. This better be as good as the text claims it to be!

Yes, to surpass power is some high talking.. But I am sure as a counterpoint it is par ex! That would have been a better entry point for a review?

Fredd, Any word on whether (not the conceptual cds) the vinyl offering on the set will be digitized? I have a weird feeling those will be excluded.

Warp have themselves stated the possibility that the [unheard] tracks will be available on another format.

Triple 10" Vinyl. Housed in uncoated card sleeves with debossed typography. (Unheard) will initially only be available in Warp20 (Box Set). Vinyl version will always remain exclusive to this edition.

much to the chagrin of myself and i'm sure many others. if we're paying £85 / £100 for a box set, it should at least be exclusive

EDIT: although, i just thought about it...this could be a reference to a possible BoC box set.

Initially there. Thanks. I hate MP3s and Flacs though. Boxset no. 2 LP old tunes yes. New album yes. ?



*sparks*

the ABPOITC by Mira sounds amazing!

I was an idiot about this release. I wish I had the money for it now. I'm lame. I bet there is some great music on this box set.

Wow, how do you think they're going work with the vocoder in IABPOITC? You think someone will just sing it? Can't wait to here it.

polar sky wrote:I was an idiot about this release. I wish I had the money for it now. I'm lame. I bet there is some great music on this box set.

Wow, how do you think they're going work with the vocoder in IABPOITC? You think someone will just sing it? Can't wait to here it.

they're still up for pre-order on bleep

looks like they aren't really selling too well. on the one hand i'm surprised, i would've thought a lot more people would snap this up.

on the other hand i can understand it because of the recession, and the fact that a lot of what's in this box set isn't exclusive to the set

yeah i was surprised as well about that as well, i figured it'd be sold out in a jiffy (and i think warp thought so as well). we'll see how it goes when it gets released for real!