Mount Kimbie ‎– Crooks & Lovers

Label:
Hotflush Recordings – HFLP004
Format:
2 × Vinyl, 12", Album, 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM
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Tracklist

A1 Tunnelvision 1:48
A2 Would Know 3:16
A3 Before I Move Off 4:10
B1 Blind Night Errand 3:21
B2 Adriatic 1:26
B3 Carbonated 4:18
C1 Ruby 4:03
C2 Ode To Bear 4:00
C3 Field 3:04
D1 Mayor 4:01
D2 Between Time 1:54

Credits

Notes

Mastered at Precise Mastering.

℗ and © Hotflush Recordings Ltd 2010

Sides A, B, C: 33 ⅓ RPM
Side D: 45 RPM

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 055317 207548

Other Versions (Showing 2 of 2) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Crooks & Lovers (CD, Album) Hotflush Recordings HFCD004 UK 2010
Crooks & Lovers (11xFile, MP3, Album, 320) Hotflush Recordings HFCD004 UK 2010

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Reviews & Discussion

Review by hunterhill Apr 14, 2012
I got this album about a month ago, and have the same problem.
Interesting you've got the same problem as well.
stairwaytoevan Nov 06, 2011
my needle skips all over the first track. anyone else ahve this problem?
Review by Kannabizness Aug 29, 2010
This is a great album that really shows the development of sound in this group. The mending of lo-fi guitar and vocal elements coupled with crunchy drum beats and bass make a very dynamic and aurally pleasing experience. The album starts out with "Tunnelvision", a garage-esque beat coupled with sliced acoustic guitar and vocal samples, next up is "Would Know", this track has a lot more dubstep influence than the previous and uses more electronic sounds. Then we have "Before I Move Off", this track starts off very gloomy and out of tune but develops into a deep two stepper that's almost indicative of Burial's style. "Blind Night Errand" is a garage track with heavy elements of electroclash, with a very calming outro into "Adriatic", Adriatic is a very calming track led completely by acoustic guitar and 2 vocal samples. It's simple but calming. "Carobonated" starts out as a disco track, almost acid-like. But develops into a garage track with sliced vocals and looming pads that'll entrance you. "Ruby" is your standard chilled out dubstep track. "Ode To Bear" is my favourite track on this album, it has elements of accordion and simple reverberated effects at the beginning, as it develops it becomes quite a complex and very emotional soundscape, this track will capture you. "Field" is a very guitar driven track with a simple dubstep beat in the back, coupled with vocal samples it's a nice track to keep you uplifted towards the end of this album. "Mayor", this track is one of the fastest pace out of all the tracks, it is almost entirely synth based unlike the rest of the album. "Between Time" is the final track and it sounds it. This track looms on with the only purcussion being a snare. The rest of the track is simply bass plucking. This album is definitely one of my favourites and I encourage listening to it start to finish while under the influence.
9.7/10
Rated 5/5
holdenwait Jul 23, 2010 (edited about 1 year ago)
not necessarily a huge achievement, but a pleasant album nevertheless. Wish it wasn't 2 lp's though, its hardly over 35 minutes..