The Black Dog - Liber Kult 12"

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[Martin Dust]

First review is in:
http://medellinstyle.com/the-black-dog- ... r-kult.htm

[kendo]

El gran trio britanico The Black Dog conformado por Ken Downie, Ed Handley y Andy Turne, está listo para lanzar su proximo EP llamado

LOL. well researched, and up to date in Spain, then.

[Martin Dust]

El gran trio britanico The Black Dog conformado por Ken Downie, Ed Handley y Andy Turne, está listo para lanzar su proximo EP llamado

LOL. well researched, and up to date in Spain, then.

Aye, we laughed about it this morning mate, 17years, Seven Teen Years At least they liked it.

[Ming]

Sounds great, will be grabbing the digital release

[Martin Dust]

Site up
http://liberdogma.com/

[penfolder]

^ Classy guys

[Martin Dust]

Review of Liber Kult here:
http://thevealpen.com/post/7258098702/s ... ult-book-1

[pla]

Very nice, liking this a lot.

[kendo]

Review of Liber Kult here:
http://thevealpen.com/post/7258098702/s ... ult-book-1

arguably, somebody who calls MFRA "doe eyed", simply hasn't listened to it.

like we've discussed, Martin. some people will just not "get it", because they are so hung up on progression. Wanting us to spiral off into pointless intracacies of musicianship which mean very little in the outside world. Progressive rock was the dullest thing, since the dullest thing. So one can imagine how Progressive Techno might sound. Right up it's own arse.
I think we've pushed the envelope enough over the last few albums, to be allowed the space to have fun with what we do.

to make people dance, and be happy, in this fucked up squeezy cheezy capitalist world is a wonderful thing. and i don't care what a million critics say, to be honest. if people leave the floor, it's a shit tune. if they stay, and whoop it up, it's a thing of great beauty and joy. i strongly disagree with fatboy slim's recent comment that dance music is just there for "entertainment".

it's an artform thats been debased by commercial pressures.
at it's heart it's pure shamanistic ritual.

[kendo]

Aye, we laughed about it this morning mate, 17years, Seven Teen Years At least they liked it.

just surprising to see the old chestnut wheeled out again, as the ClubbingSpain folks are bang up to date with their info.
not suggesting that the whole of Spain is 17 years behind.

[Martin Dust]

Sold Out

[Martin Dust]

Review of Liber Kult here:
http://thevealpen.com/post/7258098702/s ... ult-book-1

arguably, somebody who calls MFRA "doe eyed", simply hasn't listened to it.

Absolutely, I do like that he used Role instead of Roll tho

like we've discussed, Martin. some people will just not "get it", because they are so hung up on progression. Wanting us to spiral off into pointless intracacies of musicianship which mean very little in the outside world. Progressive rock was the dullest thing, since the dullest thing. So one can imagine how Progressive Techno might sound. Right up it's own arse.
I think we've pushed the envelope enough over the last few albums, to be allowed the space to have fun with what we do.

to make people dance, and be happy, in this fucked up squeezy cheezy capitalist world is a wonderful thing. and i don't care what a million critics say, to be honest. if people leave the floor, it's a shit tune. if they stay, and whoop it up, it's a thing of great beauty and joy. i strongly disagree with fatboy slim's recent comment that dance music is just there for "entertainment".

A lot of people do get it tho, that's enough for me and I knew this was coming, I'm just going to blame Ed & Andy

it's an artform thats been debased by commercial pressures.
at it's heart it's pure shamanistic ritual.

Absolutely.

[Martin Dust]

Aye, we laughed about it this morning mate, 17years, Seven Teen Years At least they liked it.

just surprising to see the old chestnut wheeled out again, as the ClubbingSpain folks are bang up to date with their info.
not suggesting that the whole of Spain is 17 years behind.

We'll have that forever mate, I think just about everything that journalist pull from is incorrect, All Music, Techno Rough Guide, Wiki and on and on and on.

[chas]

Its all sounds very exciting. Can't wait.

[Martin Dust]

Liber Temple coming soon

[X-101]

Can't wait to get mine

[skept]

nice tracks.... first one's got shades of system 23 going on, like it.

[Roj]

like we've discussed, Martin. some people will just not "get it", because they are so hung up on progression. Wanting us to spiral off into pointless intracacies of musicianship which mean very little in the outside world. Progressive rock was the dullest thing, since the dullest thing. So one can imagine how Progressive Techno might sound. Right up it's own arse.
I think we've pushed the envelope enough over the last few albums, to be allowed the space to have fun with what we do.

I'm probably very much in the minority here but I'm a big fan of progressive rock as well as IDM/electronic music. I guess I've always appreciated music that's dramatic and atmospheric. As prog rock began to die a death in the 80s dance music took over for me, but when I discovered the deeper side of dance, Aphex, FSOL, Orb TBD etc I was totally hooked. Controversially (I suppose) I always saw IDM as like a successor to prog rock.

There's actually some really good new prog rock rearing it's head now too, although it's more progressive in content rather than outlook. However, there's nowt wrong with that .

As far as the new album is concerned, I'm really looking forward to it. Not heard the samples as I have pc issues at the mo, but if it's on a par with he last 4 albums that will do for me as they have been fantastic. Keep em coming, that's what I say.

[Martin Dust]

Well I'm happy to report a lot of people seem to be getting it but all we can do is make the music we want and publish/be damned.

[taoyoyo]

Bought the digital download yesterday... am digging both tracks (and looking forward to the next release).

Appreciate you guys doing what you do, always keeping the right side of the art v commerce conundrum (at least from my point of view )

[kendo]

I'm a big fan of progressive rock as well as IDM/electronic music.

fair enough, Roj.

As prog rock began to die a death in the 80s dance music took over for me

Did you miss punk completely? prog rock dissapeared up it's own bottom around 1975. then we were bombarded with lame disco, and "frilly shirt bands", which we were told was 'the next big thing'. punk fizzled around 1979. to be replaced with new wave, synth pop, nu-romantics, and "indie" bands.

I always saw IDM as like a successor to prog rock.

hmmmm.. I can see your point, in that it's often noodly and introspective. but are we talking about the same prog rock? (Genesis, ELP, Yes, Jethro TUll, Rick Wakeman, etc...). those bands don't do anything for me. they're (imho) as dull as dishwater. self obsessed, and musically overindulgent. I accept they have their fans, and their records sold shedloads. but i don't have any.

Krautrock, Kosmiche music, was much more fresh and innovative. (1969-1975?). but it wasn't something we could hear on the radio, in the UK. you had to hunt it down.

[pla]

Picked up my vinyl today, lovely blue colour.

Loving the tunes!