Highlife, by Robbing Hood

Highlife

by Robbing Hood

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1.	Eat Yourself Fitter 04:43		buy track
2.	Perciflage 05:30	info	buy track
3.	Hound Dub 04:25		buy track
4.	Auspicious 05:34		buy track
5.	Irksome 05:59		buy track
6.	Electricity Bored 04:51		buy track
7.	Highlife 06:43		buy track
8.	Perciflage Dub 05:33		buy track
9.	Racid 04:51		buy track
10.	Mighty Terror 04:50		buy track
11.	Tuva Smarties 05:16		buy track

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"Here at Bass Pon Mi I always took pride of the fact I'm always one of the firstest getting new Robbing Hood from time to time. This unstoppable badman based somewhere out in the Aland Islands can't literally ever stop himself breaking boundaries, experimenting with fresh drum signatures and literally from listening to his music you can tell this man can't get any sleep until he has got some SOUND NEVER HEARD. There's a lot of talk about certain "artists" doing this and that, talking about how they drew "inspiration" from "rock" even, WTF?!? Too much bullshit, only medicine is people like Robbing Hood, which are keeping on tweaking the fuck out of it! His latest work, Highlife LP, just released as I type is the n-th slap in your face, the only medicine about this word-dependent music industry of today. Err, these are words tho, contradiction. SO LET'S FUCK ABOUT!

"Perciflage" is a tune which Cosmin TRG could have made if he didn't fall in love with Berlin and stopped dancing, "Hound Dub" could have been made by Mala if he was a funnier person, "Irksome" and "Electricity Bored" are the missing tunes from the first 2562's album, "Racid" is what Coki should have been came out (or wanted to) with that weird release on Tempa.

Seriously, in the end, I'm only showcasing this music I really love and support and if you're up for some serious action in the dancefloor sounds exploration and experimentation, you should definitely BAG THIS! Yes I'm trying hard to tell you this is OUTRAGEOUSLY GOOD!

Long live the Robbing Hood"

- Bass Pom Mi Blogspot

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released October 9, 2011

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Robbing Hood London, UK

Groove scientist, strangely abstract yet warmly funky, whose work isn’t classically minimalist but he's somehow figured out groove on a molecular level.

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