Enemy Earth - Interstellar Commute LP (EAT011).
cat no: EAT011
artist: Enemy Earth
title: Interstellar Commute
format: LP, Vinyl & Digital
available: Now
About this record:
The Interstellar Commute LP sweeps you off into a dense but comfortable landscape of organic productions and clever sample based compositions. The beattape vibe is very apt to the collage of flavors; Enemy Earth produces a musical kaleidoscope of moods with some edgy sound layering, samples and beatwork. Avrey Muela takes care of the psychede-licks on guitar. Owen Biddle (The Roots) features on bass.
Compositions like ‘Toaster’ bring disturbingly vivid film noir scenery to mind, while the sultry ‘Slop’ and ‘Moto Sh*t’ suck you right into the ”Eastern sounds”. Swinging moods from deeply psychedelic to spiritual eclectic, this full length EP characterizes Enemy Earth’s future roots sound : authentic, timeless and classic. ‘Interstellar Commute’ is a crafty, stellar body of music and the kind of record that truly travels. There are no boundaries, only in your imagination.
The vinyl edition for 'Interstellar Commute' comes in a highly limited edition, in stenciled sleeves featuring artwork by Niv Bavarsky.
Interstellar Commute is available on vinyl now via Rush Hour, direct order or in the regular shops.
Digital formats available from iTunes, Emusic, Juno and more here.
releasenotes
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About the Artist:
Enemy Earth is the musical outlet of Recor, a real musician of our time. Influenced by anything from the Beatles to Wu Tang, he represents this cosmopolitan underground sound; hip hop beats, 'world music' and a fusionistic tribal jazz vibe culminating in timeless classics.
Enemy Earth has previously released music for his Méga label. He has done a concept DVD album in 2008, ‘The Bull from The Sea’, on which he collaborated with Eat Concrete affiliate and visual artists Vervue.
www.myspace.com/theenemyearth
Dublab Promo:
Find the complementary mix 'Habitual Ritual' by Enemy Earth from the dublab website. This mix is released as a sister-project to the Interstellar Commute LP:
Check out our website & myspace for more information,
drop us a line anytime with any feedback, questions or suggestions.
Eat Concrete
www.eatconcrete.net
www.myspace.com/eatconcreterecords
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press / reviews:
“Haunting, hallowed and heavily essential!” — Shook Magazine
“If ever an album title summed up its musical contents ‘Interstellar Commute’ is it.” — Global Souljah - BBE Records
“…I must say they completely got me into space.” — Lefto
” Top of the pops in this case might well be “Motto sh*t,” which oozes such delicious beat snap it might have come straight from the Dilla factory, though the tripped-out dreaminess of “Sword art” comes close to matching it.” — Textura Magazine
“Hey man, remember that time when we were trekking up in the Himalayas during the 60s and we ended up hitching a ride on the Yellow Submarine to that other galaxy?…” — Chrome Kids
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cat no: EAT011
artist: Enemy Earth
title: Interstellar Commute
format: LP, Vinyl & Digital
available: Now
About this record:
The Interstellar Commute LP sweeps you off into a dense but comfortable landscape of organic productions and clever sample based compositions. The beattape vibe is very apt to the collage of flavors; Enemy Earth produces a musical kaleidoscope of moods with some edgy sound layering, samples and beatwork. Avrey Muela takes care of the psychede-licks on guitar. Owen Biddle (The Roots) features on bass.
Compositions like ‘Toaster’ bring disturbingly vivid film noir scenery to mind, while the sultry ‘Slop’ and ‘Moto Sh*t’ suck you right into the ”Eastern sounds”. Swinging moods from deeply psychedelic to spiritual eclectic, this full length EP characterizes Enemy Earth’s future roots sound : authentic, timeless and classic. ‘Interstellar Commute’ is a crafty, stellar body of music and the kind of record that truly travels. There are no boundaries, only in your imagination.
The vinyl edition for 'Interstellar Commute' comes in a highly limited edition, in stenciled sleeves featuring artwork by Niv Bavarsky.
Interstellar Commute is available on vinyl now via Rush Hour, direct order or in the regular shops.
Digital formats available from iTunes, Emusic, Juno and more here.
releasenotes
download clips
About the Artist:
Enemy Earth is the musical outlet of Recor, a real musician of our time. Influenced by anything from the Beatles to Wu Tang, he represents this cosmopolitan underground sound; hip hop beats, 'world music' and a fusionistic tribal jazz vibe culminating in timeless classics.
Enemy Earth has previously released music for his Méga label. He has done a concept DVD album in 2008, ‘The Bull from The Sea’, on which he collaborated with Eat Concrete affiliate and visual artists Vervue.
www.myspace.com/theenemyearth
Dublab Promo:
Find the complementary mix 'Habitual Ritual' by Enemy Earth from the dublab website. This mix is released as a sister-project to the Interstellar Commute LP:
Check out our website & myspace for more information,
drop us a line anytime with any feedback, questions or suggestions.
Eat Concrete
www.eatconcrete.net
www.myspace.com/eatconcreterecords
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press / reviews:
“Haunting, hallowed and heavily essential!” — Shook Magazine
“If ever an album title summed up its musical contents ‘Interstellar Commute’ is it.” — Global Souljah - BBE Records
“…I must say they completely got me into space.” — Lefto
” Top of the pops in this case might well be “Motto sh*t,” which oozes such delicious beat snap it might have come straight from the Dilla factory, though the tripped-out dreaminess of “Sword art” comes close to matching it.” — Textura Magazine
“Hey man, remember that time when we were trekking up in the Himalayas during the 60s and we ended up hitching a ride on the Yellow Submarine to that other galaxy?…” — Chrome Kids
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