Burial + Four Tet ‎– Moth / Wolf Cub

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Text Records – TEXT006
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Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
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Tracklist

A Moth 9:20
B Wolf Cub 9:00

Notes

Sides A/B and track durations are not stated on this release.

A: 118 BPM
B: 140 BPM

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): TEXT - 006 MOTH - BURIAL + FOUR TET
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): TEXT - 006 WOLF CUP - BURIAL + FOUR TET
  • Matrix / Runout (Additional etching, both sides, struck through): MARCH 2009

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Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Moth / Wolf Cub (12", RE) Text Records TEXT006 UK 2011
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Reviews & Discussion

limbo Jan 24, 2012 (edited 4 months ago)
I hate how this got repressed and sold out within a day at Boomkat. I don't think they repressed enough. I somehow believe that there seems to be more copies of the Thom Yorke collab than this one. :(
kassette_kollektor Dec 20, 2011
Should have waited 2 more months for the repress and pay half the price... :(
Rated 5/5
Buzzdim Nov 26, 2011
Got the repress - fantastic pressing quality. Identical with the exception of March 2009 etched onto the vinyl is not scored through. This is the only varaince I believe. Anyone any idea how many were repressed?
molotov1502 Nov 24, 2011
just bought it (like 30 minutes ago) from an online record store in the uk. search and you might find it.
zachattack82 Nov 16, 2011
anyone know when/where to get the repress?!
Rated 5/5
bs2290 Nov 09, 2011
yes repress to come :) classic
Rated 5/5
m3nn0 May 26, 2011
Has there been a repress of this???
Review by Headphone_Commute Nov 21, 2009
In May, the music scene was abuzz with a new collaboration from Burial and Four Tet. It seemed that everyone was talking about two tracks pressed on black vinyl with just an etching of the suspects. What should one expect when you combine the skills of an early child of electronica, Kieran Hebden, and the previously anonymous face of a euphoric dubstep artist, unmasked to be William Bevan? You get just that – infusion of dubstep over silky rolling beats. The A-side’s Moth is the winner for me on this record, with its memorable minor chord hook, vocal echoes, and minimal tech-house beat. That single track alone deserves a full writeup, and I wish the duo would take this formula and create a full length album!

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