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Viewed from Pushkinova 7 (the track named after my home address) gets physical release soon
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On the other hand, releasing an album every 18 months helps maintain "quality control". So only the best tracks that fit together as a whole get released. IMHO the Environments series suffers somewhat from this. I would take a high quality album every 18 months over the quantity approach anyday.Ross wrote:As things stand at the minute, this release should blur the lines between what is a traditional "album" and what isn't (as should some future releases too, in different ways). Whilst we may never reach the point of Gaz's dreams in the '90s - of FSOL simply broadcasting new music 24/7 from their studio - this will be a step further away from the 'album every 18 months' routine that the music industry has forced upon artists.
Just happy they're faster than the rate of Leftfield and Portishead albumsRoss wrote: this will be a step further away from the 'album every 18 months' routine that the music industry has forced upon artists.
Archived 9?? Best of Environments?? Best of Electronic Brain Storms??Ross wrote:The only Environments release that has bothered me in that regard so far is 3, which I agree is patchy.
Just to confirm: this isn't Environment Seven.
Nope!Chris3d wrote:Archived 9?? Best of Environments?? Best of Electronic Brain Storms??