Tracklist
A | Notion 2 Notion | 7:26 |
B | Losing Track | 8:03 |
Companies, etc.
- Pressed By – Optimal
- Lacquer Cut At – Alchemy Mastering
Credits
- Artwork – Damien Tran
- Mastered By, Lacquer Cut By – Matt*
- Written-By, Producer – Raime
Notes
Clear 12″ vinyl, edition of 500.
Housed in reverse board picture sleeve with black paper inner.
Available digitally from Raime's Bandcamp page.
Housed in reverse board picture sleeve with black paper inner.
Available digitally from Raime's Bandcamp page.
Recommendations
Reviews Show All 42 Reviews
vita_ignes
April 1, 2017
decent sounds. will watch for ppl to get bored of waiting for someone to buy at inane flipper cost, and buy it when it goes down to a more reasonable price befitting of something pressed in an edition of 500. no reason anyone should pay these jacked up rates. the first few BEB releases all went down in price when people got bored of the hype and moved on- am sure this one will see similar outcome. to be clear: i think the imprint is great, but also think more people buy these releases to try and flip at stupid prices reflected here than to actually appreciate the tunes. eff off people of 2017.
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chris92w
March 8, 2017
music is great. making it a limited-pressing no-digital release was a fucking shit idea, though.
sneakdiss
March 5, 2017
saw a couple copies for sale at rough trade new york today.
i find it strange that this release is so divisive, when their last 12" (under the name yally) is on the same tip and didn't garner any discussion.
i find it strange that this release is so divisive, when their last 12" (under the name yally) is on the same tip and didn't garner any discussion.
Mr.Modular
March 4, 2017
It's really crazy how polarizing Raime have been lately. I really liked Tooth, but I think I was expecting an even better more intense follow up to their debut LP, but we got something completely different out of left field. Minimalist Post-rock and Dub, a really weird combo, but this EP feels more akin to their early releases mixed with Tooth's sound palette. Really glad I grabbed this when I did because It's a solid release, but it's kind of a shame the music was purposely excluding if you weren't lucky enough to get it. If it was some throw away tracks (Ala Muslimgauze or Sun City Girls) in a massive discography, I'd get that, but the amazing production and attention to detail kind of make the exclusive nature of this release unacceptable.
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fivekidstofeed
February 28, 2017
Forced exposure in the U.S. now has this up in their webstore for sale
Jon_Kip
February 28, 2017
Just as boring and unoriginal as "Tooth". Limited clear vinyl to boost sales, for fanboys to play in their plastic turntables. Please buy at 5x price & Enjoy!
timgriff99
February 25, 2017
WTF. What is going on with you people. You don't like something- OK. You didn't get a copy so some of you are bitter & respond by slagging it off. You don't like Raime's music which is your prerogative . You don't like the idea of limited/ no represses- That's art for you! get used to it, however there is no need to be rude & disrespectful to others. This is meant to be a forum for serious reviews.
everso
February 24, 2017
edited over 4 years ago
SOLD OUT. so excited to hear this! When i was buying it off the BEB bandcamp site....there were 224 left when i first got on the site...about 3 minutes later there were only 55 left. 3 more minutes and they were all gone. Went really fast. Blackest Ever Black have stated no digital and no represses on this one. So worth finding.
chuckleberry
April 5, 2017