BLAKE, James - Friends That Break Your Heart - Vinyl (LP)
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James BLAKE
Friends That Break Your Heart (180 gram vinyl + insert LP in embossed sleeve)
Polydor
Cat: 384231 3. Rel: 11 Oct 21
Experimental/Electronic
Side 1 - Track 1. Famous Last Words Side 1 - Track 2. Life Is Not The Same Side 1 - Track 3. Coming Back (feat SZA) Side 1 - Track 4. Funeral Side 1 - Track 5. Frozen (feat JID & SwaVay) Side 1 - Track 6. I'm So Blessed You're Mine Side 2 - Track 1. Foot Forward Side 2 - Track 2. Show Me (feat Monica Martin) Side 2 - Track 3. Say What You Will Side 2 - Track 4. Lost Angel Nights Side 2 - Track 5. Friends That Break Your Heart Side 2 - Track 6. If I'm Insecure
Remember when James Blake first popped into the common conscience? Or slid, subtly, gently, barely-existing, like a thought without a mind, lost in the vast expanse of silence, trying to be heard? The originality of those early outings will always stand out as defining a moment in UK electronica where things began to change; post dubstep, haunted by the ghosts of garage, pre-techno takeover, genres starting to collapse back in on each other, paving the way today's label-less stuff.
In comparison, Friends That Break Your Heart is a far, far more traditional episode in the story of Blake. Those old fragments of tracks haven't just been glued back together, new parts have been added to create incredibly detailed and - dare it be said - busy collages. It's R&B infused, synth topped, pop balladry influenced electronic future soul. And we're really quite (very) into it.
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