Get it done

I love you, Warp

So you guys are back bet

Yeah wtf I listened to Bugg'n for the first time in like 5 years yesterday. Hivemind shyyy

Vinnaayy YEA I NOTICED

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Fuck u guys 7 years? And u think u can just pick back up where u left off? Lmao im absolutely dead 💀 at this insanity

Kemele8n i am just hurt it took this long

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omg, why are u here

@@thinhtran1191 I have a feeling it's because they listen to TNGHT, but it could be anything really.

f0rtify LOL 😂

so true

I do relate 🙌

hahahahaahah

I feel this

still thinking about your comment 3 weeks later when i listen to this

How is it quiet? U mean the amount of sounds?

finesserphd it would be 2013 all over again... YES!

He woulda ate this beat for breakfast, no cap

AlphaDream oooooyyyyeeeyeyey Oooooooo Yeyeyeye Something like that.

dont forget the "too too too too"

Just start barking at your neighbors dog

all in.

Why not "Mr Mohawke?"

you must've listened on phone speakers

@@gramsta836 Nah on my speaker. I guess you could call it a bass drop. I'm just talking about a bass drop on the level of a track like Higher Ground

@@gramsta836 there's bass, but not a bass "drop". The track builds and the tempo speeds up and then it slows down and there's a bass tone, it's pretty anticlimactic IMO. Might make a good filler track in a set, between more danceable numbers.

@@stevenortlepp500 That is kind of funny to me. I listen to a lot of modern extreme metal, and the "breakdown" is a common tool used in that music as a climax of sorts for the song. There's even genres of music like beatdown that just get slower and slower. So for me, when the bass hit in this song it blew my mind. I agree it doesn't sound very danceable though and that groove isn't really there. My gut feeling was to headbang so I still loved it. Haha The lack of "ease of dance" so to speak might also come from the more sparse kick/snare in the composition. Could make it harder to follow rhythmically if you arent musically inclined. That makes the bass hit super hard through contrast imo. Almost like every hit is its own drop. 🤔

@@K0sm1cKid Good analysis. Well said. I listen to a bit of stoner doom metal and similar and I definitely appreciate when it "thickens up" and slows down. Artists like GLK will use Sabbath or similar in a set, to get things bubbling and then play a serious heavy bass track with a danceable drop. So there's definitely place for a tune like this. It's just a tame release for an act that so many people have been very excited to hear from again for some time now.

4 years? try 7.