Wisp - We Miss You

Out now, available for download from Rephlex for £6

http://www.rephlex.com/releases/view/145/Wisp/We%20Miss%20You/CAT%20207

From Wisp's myspace

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the record is a collection of new and old (anywhere between 2003 and 2009) tracks, made available for your downloading pleasure. Hard copy to follow, but for now, enjoy the wonders of instant data retrieval.

1. Wisp - Morning Myth 05:28

2. Wisp - Trees Like Toys 04:58

3. Wisp - Pogonip 05:27

4. Wisp - To Draw Something Beautiful 05:23

5. Wisp - We Are Like You 06:43

6. Wisp - Uriollach 07:06

7. Wisp - Myriad 05:12

8. Wisp - Four Thistles 05:42

9. Wisp - Bottoms Up, Charlie Longfeet 04:00

10. Wisp - Happy Sneakers 05:11

11. Wisp - Lords & Ladies 05:03

12. Wisp - Moss On Stone 05:52

13. Wisp - Fading On Tape 04:37

14. Wisp - In The Offing 04:57

lol was?

edit: lol was

lol was?

this thread seems kind of familiar, like i've been here before....

"Willoughby? Maybe it's wishful thinking nestled in a hidden part of a man's mind, or maybe it's the last stop in the vast design of things, or perhaps, for a man like Mr. Gart Williams, who climbed on a world that went by too fast, it's a place around the bend where he could jump off. Willoughby? Whatever it is, it comes with sunlight and serenity, and is a part of the Jazzband."

Myriad is such a good track

I would so buy this if I hadn't spent what little I made on xmas presents

  On 12/27/2009 at 4:01 AM, Fishtank said:

I would so buy this if I hadn't spent what little I made on xmas presents

awe shit, lets someone hook this boy up

Not in the same league as Shimmering Hour.

in the first track, the full quote that is said is to the best of my ability:

"In that time, she brought water to the seas and the lands and the mountains. She planted at last the seeds that she had long past. And since, when the fires were subdued or buried beneath the primeval hills, there was need of light, she wrought two mighty lamps for the lighting of the earth... then she filled the lamps, Manwë hallowed them, and set them upon high pillars, more lofty far than are

any mountains of the later days" - QUENTA SILMARILLION

The History of the Silmarils

Chapter 1

Of the Beginning of Days

Tolken.

Note that the above quote is the lyrics in the song Morning Myth and is different from the book in that the name "Valar" is changed entirely to "She" some small bits are also missing as well.

I played about half of the tracks through the site's player last night. Decent stuff but still has that new/generic/clean IDM sound that I always hear when I try Wisp's stuff. It just lacks warmth and originality I guess. Not that none of this couldn't grow on me, it's just never that appealing on the first try. I don't mean that it was bad, it was enjoyable to an extent, just kind of bland.