Irrelevant’s album SHIPS TODAY!! Thanks to Boomkat for this awesome review : http://boomkat.com/vinyl/466781-irrelevant-i-ll-be-ok Deep end debut album business from Kokeshi’s secret weapon, Irrelevant. ‘I’ll Be OK’ slots firmly into the same post-Burial slipstream as Clubroot, Idiot Savant or Consequence, serving … Continue reading
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Techno backed with a proper T++ styled remix from Calibre! The A-side has some fusion of Bluesy indie guy vocals over crooked techno, but it’s really that Calibre remix you want to be checking – clocking in at 140bpm with ricocheting drum delays and sparse but techy syncopations an sparingly used chords. Check!!
After checking around ..Kokeshi 004 sold out on Juno on the first day (not before charting in the sales chart there of course!)
It’s also sold out at BM Soho aka Blackmarket
(shouts to DJ Flight, Miss Pink and Youngsta!)
And its also sold out at Hard Wax one of the coolest shops in Berlin.
Anyone else having trouble finding a copy? If so let me know. It appears to still be in stock on Boomkat. But it’s also on their top sellers this week !
If you are in Japan (konichiwa!) then you can purchase the vinyl here
Here’s also some more press about the release..found lots of new things today !
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M-A-G in Japan
Spooky Dogs
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Tagged bm soho, boomkat, hard wax, juno, kokeshi 004, kokeshi004, vinyl
we love Boomkat . Such a stylish shoppe . We’ve made it into their featured new releases in dubstep this week. Their write-ups are also very groovy.
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Read full review of The Remix 12″ – Lung on Boomkat.com ©
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Tagged boomkat, dubstep, irrelevant, kokeshi004, krpytic minds, lung remix 12, vinyl
love me boomkat. because i love you.
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Electrified dubstep from Kiat & Alley Cat on Kokeshi. ‘Purple Clouds’ zooms Kraftwerk into a dubstep future populated by subbass shuddered zombies instead of robots, while ‘The Missing Channel’ plugs a billowing halfstep rhythm with robust melodies akin to sticking a naked battery on your tongue.
Read full review of Purple Clouds – Kiat & Alley Cat on Boomkat.com ©
