Deadbeat - Drawn And Quartered flac mp3 download

Choosing a favorite from Deadbeat's vast catalog is near impossible but DRAWN AND QUARTERED would be my gun-to-the-head pick. "First Quarter" dives immediately into an icy subterranean cavern, seductive and menacing. Organ pulses and some exotic percussion join "Second Quarter" for a skeletal, futuristic dub exploration. "The Vampire of Mumbai" surfaces for air with echoing horn stabs over a simple, hypnotic beat; Montieth could construct a track like this in his sleep but it's no less impressive for it. The tempo increases on "Cala's House" as it glides through the atmosphere propelled by a 4/4 thump and some sparkling chords; this could almost pass for Kompakt-era Orb in a blind listening test. Finally, CD-only bonus cut "Plateau Quarter (Hope in Numbers)" is truly breathtaking, something like what you'd hear as your body is transitioning from the corporal to the ethereal. Indescribably sublime.As with nearly all of Montieth's work, the level of detail here is incredible, the production immaculate. Utter perfection, from start to finish. 5/5

The CD version is the one to have for the extra track - Plateau Quarter (Hope In Numbers)What an absolute gem of a track!!

my favorite Deadbeat too. Four wonderful sidelength excursions into futuristic dub

Plateau Quarter (Hope In Numbers) is a dubBomb there for me

This is the perfect album for long train rides at night and strolls through foreign cities. I used to listen to this while travelling Southeast Asia and it always instantly brings up the memories. My fave Deadbeat.

Awesome! One of my favorite Dub/Dub Techno albums of the decade.