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Anatomist
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The new Anatomist EP has finally been completed and will be available from bleep.com late 2008. This EP further cranks up the dubstep influence, dark and heavy, late night listening.
November 2006 brought the long-awaited follow-up to Anatomist’s 2004 Material Witness EP and debut album, Violence Is Its own Reward.
In Fading Light saw Anatomist’s varied style reach new maturity, with spectacular results. Where Violence delighted in switching genre and style, these new tracks sit effortlessly in their own space, defining Anatomist’s unique sound.
The brand new tracks on In Fading Light see the varied style of that earlier album reach full maturity, with spectacular results. Where Violence delighted in switching genre and style, these new tracks sit effort- lessly in their own space, defining Anatomist’s unique sound. Over five tracks and more than half an hour’s listening, trademark floor-shaking basslines, stripped down post-breakbeat rhythms, a hint of the new London sound - this new material establishes acts from Highpoint Lowlife such as Bovaflux and RandomNumber as kindred spirits - all emerge with a rare consistency of vision. Here’s one to watch.
From RADIO 1:
‘… South Wales electro-funk producer Anatomist has been shaping sine waves and tweaking filters on the cutting-edge of the electronica underground since the late-’90s, which would explain why his half of a new split album on Cardiff’s Machine Records sounds so accomplished: a collection of tracks with the propulsive, bouncy energy of big beat, but the crunchy digital edge sported by pretty much any experimental electronica act worth their salt’.
The new Anatomist EP has finally been completed and will be available from bleep.com late 2008. This EP further cranks up the dubstep influence, dark and heavy, late night listening.
November 2006 brought the long-awaited follow-up to Anatomist’s 2004 Material Witness EP and debut album, Violence Is Its own Reward.
In Fading Light saw Anatomist’s varied style reach new maturity, with spectacular results. Where Violence delighted in switching genre and style, these new tracks sit effortlessly in their own space, defining Anatomist’s unique sound.
The brand new tracks on In Fading Light see the varied style of that earlier album reach full maturity, with spectacular results. Where Violence delighted in switching genre and style, these new tracks sit effort- lessly in their own space, defining Anatomist’s unique sound. Over five tracks and more than half an hour’s listening, trademark floor-shaking basslines, stripped down post-breakbeat rhythms, a hint of the new London sound - this new material establishes acts from Highpoint Lowlife such as Bovaflux and RandomNumber as kindred spirits - all emerge with a rare consistency of vision. Here’s one to watch.
From RADIO 1:
‘… South Wales electro-funk producer Anatomist has been shaping sine waves and tweaking filters on the cutting-edge of the electronica underground since the late-’90s, which would explain why his half of a new split album on Cardiff’s Machine Records sounds so accomplished: a collection of tracks with the propulsive, bouncy energy of big beat, but the crunchy digital edge sported by pretty much any experimental electronica act worth their salt’.
Including Waffle Man, Northcape, Metricks, Planet Bliss, Koordinate of Wonders and more…
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Fledgling
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Feral
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In Fading Light
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Nobody Cares
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Spasm
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Shoutbox
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nikias74 wrote:
you must listen to insane war......perfect! RESPECT
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nikias74 wrote:
....these songs are my lieblings! Go on, very nice...
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Pixieguts wrote:
Fantastic sounds...
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isolationtheory wrote:
Good stuff.. nice and thick
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dpmssf wrote:
goddamn, so good, these tracks are going to make the soundtrack to the summer ;)
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ANATOMIST wrote:
My fault.. the 320's are available from the the Journal on the 'Inadmissable Evidence' page or just go straight to theanatomist.com ... The last.fm previews are still 128kbps. confusion reigns.
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sashawk wrote:
I'm hearing phatwah in full and it's a real trip. Props
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sashawk wrote:
Did you plan to make full free full tracks available. I'm just getting samples when I download. Thank you
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dpmssf wrote:
insane war... insane track that is... that slow dragging bass thnx for the free tracks! stvn
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InKursion wrote:
Crazy tags.
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insidiousmisch wrote:
I am impressed!
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hungry_mumin wrote:
fucking awesome !
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greengender wrote:
wonderful!!
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SYL2Oh wrote:
That's thruth,Anatomist rocks!
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-Putty- wrote:
I second Jongusmoe
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Jongusmoe wrote:
I like your music :)
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Recent Activity
- cslhclan tagged Anatomist with ‘electronic’. Thursday evening
- hypomany added Anatomist to hypomany’s library. last week
- tothebarricades tagged Anatomist with ‘dubstep’ and ‘ambient’. last week
- siesahorasi added Anatomist to siesahorasi’s library. last month
- louisfan tagged Anatomist with ‘experimental’ and ‘electronic’. last month
- CripShorty tagged Anatomist with ‘dubstep’. last month
- loincourt added Anatomist to loincourt’s library. last month
- koivo tagged Anatomist with ‘idm’ and ‘dubstep’. last month
- Charliff and Eddy148 added Anatomist to their libraries. last month
- ANATOMIST uploaded anatomistPlayin to Anatomist’s images. last month
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