HKE - HK mp3 download

Qumenalu

Brought this a few months ago and only just recently felt inclined to open it. I was greeted to this awful plastic sleeve and small deep scratches all over the B side! Besides a few ticks on Return of Dreams, the sound quality is good at most. Little disappointed

BlackBerry

LP arrived brand new with marks ALL OVER, some on the inside track were very deep and so bad that I thought pieces of plastic were sitting on the grooves. Clearly the fault of the terrible plastic sleeve supplied with it. The sleeve is a static monster that attracts dust and bits of whatever and lets them sit against the vinyl.Along with that, there were multiple air bubbles in the vinyl that were raised and produced noise in the playback.Clearly this is all a product of poor/no quality control of the label, who pumped out this album on vinyl just to appease the nostalgia cravings of the vaporbaby scene. Shame, some of us actually like our media to be functional.

Enone

a devastating blow to the tape community that this never got a tape release.

Uris

lol u sure about that brocheck out the dc website

Ieregr

"Future Blue" lol, sounds like something Apple would name their new iPhone colour.

Hbr

This EP is just ok. At no point in its music experience does it push sonic boundries or impress with jaw dropping production and mastering. It is mid-fi through and through.The songs are heavily uneventful and do not demand multiple playbacks.This artist definitely has potential and I hope his future releases show both growth and increased creative inspiration.

Sharpbinder

This release is one of my favourites from HKE, however I agree that he continues to improve, and certainly more recent albums such as Dragon Soul I feel are superior to this. For sure he is one of the most interesting and prolific artists currently operating and I look forward to his new releases

Lucam

He released Birth of a New Day (with t e l e p a t h) and Tokyo Blue Mood, those are his only breathtaking releases in my opinion.

Moonworm

Newer HKE releases are indeed more interesting, or I think so anyways.