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07-03-12, 09:22 AM
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Julia Holter - Ekstasis
Julia Holter's Tragedy was one of last years best new releases and made many year end lists, she has a new one out now of material recorded over the last three years.
This is due to be released tomorrow but rough trade have an exclusive version with a bonus cd of live material available for order now. More here: http://igetrvng.com/discography/122/ Last edited by deltaunit; 07-03-12 at 09:36 AM. 
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14-03-12, 12:20 AM
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Got it yesterday - it's a damn fine record! It sits at the end of a line from Pet Sounds through Nico through Meredith Monk and Laurie Anderson through Animal Collective. It's different to Tragedy - which is out on CD in a few weeks after the v. limited vinyl run. I've only got it on download and am looking forward to a better version.
I'd recommend others checking it out - I think it may well appeal to many here. Kevin
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14-03-12, 01:30 AM
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I'm quite tempted - thanks for the link. I can't decide if its a relish every track intently and keep changing sides lp purchase or a let it wash over you for an hour cd purchase.
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14-03-12, 12:31 PM
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It turned up at work this afternoon.
A short while ago I slipped the first disc onto turntable and was immediately bemused at the slightly odd Gregorian chanting and ponderous extended bass notes coming out of the speakers until I clicked: it's 45rpm! I shall have to use the download code and find another way of listening to it in the meantime. Anybody looking to offload an LP12 45rpm adaptor?
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14-03-12, 02:06 PM
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This arrived from boomkat today. I hadn't heard Tragedy except for clipsv(I have a habit of giving certain hyped things a miss, of course later to find they were actually good); I have just listened to Ekstasis (CD) and it is superb. Lovely production too.
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