Blue Sky Black Death - Noir mp3 download

Wenaiand

Just an amazing instrumental LP. For me it's an experience that transcends traditional genres, even though BSBD are hip hop producers

uspeh

Had the pleasure of buying this directly from BSBD. The records, packaging, and sound quality are excellent! Must buy!

furious ox

In The Quiet Abcense of God stops short on my copy. Otherwise very nice. Records do have a LOT of static buildup

Lightbinder

Does the song sort of just end in the middle of a note? Every time I listen to it (even with a digital copy) it seems like it ends a little too abruptly.

Mogelv

mmm test press.

Kriau

bought 2 copies - on one guys forgot to stamp number :/ Anyone else with same problem?

Blackredeemer

Happened on about 10 to 20 copies. Not sure the exact amount. As all the copies sold out before the pre-order ended, and most of these were factory shipped, the un-numbered copies are dispersed. All other aspects of the album should be perfect. When possible, We tried to supplement the unnumbered copies w/ low number counterparts.

Vivados

I have this item from the original pre order and I have to say it is one of the highest quality releases I've ever owned or even seen!

Abywis

This review makes us at Sly feel real good inside. Thanks for the kind words buddy.

superstar

Blue Sky Black Death-NoirThe latest album from the enigmatic production duo of Kingston Maguire & Ian Taggart under their moniker Blue Sky Black Death (the name deriving from a skydiving phrase of “Beauty & Death”), Noir manages to flow with the sounds from their earlier works like Slow Burning Lights and Late Night Cinema, yet BSBD have stayed clear of working with vocalists this time around. At times Noir is a harmonious symphony that creates long winding journeys of one’s own imagination, songs such as “Where the Sun Beats” brings out of this world crystal clear production straight to your ears that not only works well as a single, but provides a stream of illusion and magic throughout the album. It’s easy to label Noir as the latest piece of “ShoeGaze”, yet BSBD with the existence of carefully thought out melodies and perfectly timed beats, have provided something a little more timeless than a current trend.8.5/10For other new reviews please visit:http://www.tumblr.com/blog/latenightmozart