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Tag Archives: subtle
Living in the SSSR
In my 9-5 life I have been working on the Flip Animation Festival and posting on the Flip Blog. It got me thinking about how the animation world I’m involved in through my professional life crosses over with the music … Continue reading
2008 So Far Part II: The Muxtape
You may have read our list of our favourites from 2008 so far last week. As promised, James and I have put together a selection of tracks from a few of those releases on a Muxtape. If you don’t already … Continue reading
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Tagged beach house, bon iver, destroyer, high places, lykki li, muxtape, no age, peter broderick, Silver Jews, someone still loves you boris yeltsin, subtle, the chap, why?
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Resign the Simple Engine of Your Fears to Time
Over the course of three albums (plus a couple of odds-and-ends releases) Subtle have made music filled with conflict, representative of the confusing world we live in. The synthetic fuses with the organic; drum machines pound out tribal beats and … Continue reading
