Latest Releases from Love Love |
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| LOVMP313 More Info |
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| LOVMP312 More Info |
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| LOVMP311 More Info |
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| LOVMP310 More Info |
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| LOVMP309 More Info |
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| LOVMP308 More Info |
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| LOVMP307 More Info |
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| LOVMP306 More Info |
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21/11/09: Here at Love Love we've had a busy few months.....we've had some great positive feedback from the Missqulater release 'All Things Considered'. This month we have a lovely split release from bristol based Eraserhead and Gizmode, including a dapper remix of old time Love Love favourite Len Fers (formally Landfill). Got some groovy new releases in the pipeline including cock rockers Fast Lady from the legendary v/vm test records and texas based new kid on the block Prom Wolf. 30/07/09: We have recently got our hands on 500 gigabyte of ftp hosting space which means by now going to our Public FTP you can download all sorts of new and previously unreleased music including mixes, promos and our whole free backcatalogue all for download in one place. You won't have to sign-up or login or anything like that, just go in, browse and download. We've also now opened our forum to the public and to accompany all these updates we've released another six free E.Ps from Anorak, Bangalore Torpedoes, Lastboss, Megalodon, Doc Colibri and Raxyor all of which are now available on the releases page! <3<3 |
LOVMP313 - Eraserhead vs Gizmode - I Piss On Your Rave |
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This hard and furious split from Eraserhead and Gizmode pulverizes the mind with intricate programming and destructive bass. Kicking off with the fantastically put together “Music” the E.P. proceeds to take you to a on a journey of pure gabba genius. The second track “Snaregasm” delivers more than the name suggests; as well as mental snare rolls it also includes demonic bass sounds and frantic synths. The third and fourth tracks are remixes by Eraserhead- the former has a brilliant half-time intro and breakdown with tight acoustic snares followed by fast paced punchy kicks and hectic synths, the latter mangles the mind with it's complex breaks and jittered melodies. Finally the E.P. is capped off with “Sweatpatch” and “Zombie Face Punch” both of which have boisterous bass coupled with manic breaks and kicks that could give you internal bleeding. All in all this E.P. combines masterful production and skillful programming with a sinister edge- not for the faint of heart. |
