Scorn - Plan B mp3 download

Fesho

Anyone just have the A/B disc they want to sell me? I only have the C/D of the vinyl....will pay well!

Vozuru

Anyone else have stereo issues on the B side? sometimes one of the channels just cuts out but I still hear the crackle, tried with 2 different needles

Zuser

mine has the same proplems...maybe a press fault ???....loud clicks and dirty....bad pressing

Nten

yes i do have the same problem on this side.

LiTTLe_NiGGa_in_THE_СribE

Excellent LP, got a nice futuristic vibe that seperates it from the likes of Greetings from Birmingham. Top marks

Worla

Scorn is a very interesting alias of Mick Harris, my favorite to be exact. Harris in my opinion is a master in programming beats with great drum structures. This album, maybe together with Greetings From Birmingham, has to be the best album to date from Scorn. The dark and slow heavy beats will make your head nod any time you listen to it. Every composition contains twisted haunting and disturbing electronics over these great beats, this combination creates a rather dark atmosphere....something that I love in music. My favorite track on this album, Dangler, contains a great paranoid piano sample. Something Scorn experimented with on this album, as he uses piano samples a few other times. This album came out in 2002 so it has been a couple of years since the release. I sure hope he will be releasing more full length albums in the future under his Scorn monniker.

WtePSeLNaGAyko

Hip Hop beats meet dub and dark electronics on this amazing release from Mick. Filtered piano samples haunt several of the tracks in just the right way with the vocal on the first track summing it all up perfectly. Interestingly enough I discovered that all the tracks can be played at 45rpm as well as 33, changing the tracks to some of the best DnB I've ever heard (which is saying something as I'm not a huge fan of the genre) which mix together perfectly. If that is intentional then it's the cherry on the cake of this suberb piece of programming.