The album includes all the Natural History remixes released earlier this year, three new remixes from us and the three winners from our recent remix competition. If you buy the album from iTunes you also get a hand-painted pdf booklet created by our designer ithinkitsnice.

We’ll also be making the 13 competition runner-up tracks available for free download when the album is released.

Release date for Natural History: Revision is November 29th 2010, and it will be available in all other download stores as well as iTunes, but if we manage to cause some damage on the iTunes chart then we’ll dish out a free tune for Christmas as a thank you!

Click here to pre-order Natural History: Revision on iTunes for only £4.49.

The reason we did this is that later this year we’ll be releasing an augmented version of our Natural History album, Natural History: Revision, which will include a load of new remixes, and we wanted to feature something from a relatively unknown artist.

So here we are 265 remix entries later with a decision.

We’d like to give a massive thanks to everyone who entered. The effort and imagination that went into many of the remixes has amazed us and we’ve got a whole list of names that we’re going to be keeping a very close eye on.

We narrowed the 265 down to our 16 favourites, and then it became impossible to choose just one. After a massive argument about it we decided that each of us should pick one remix to feature on the album, so we’ve ended up with the three winning interpretations you can hear clips of below. All three will appear on the album.

THE WINNERS

1) Nomad
2) 5-Foot Nothing & Anarchy Rise
3) Hot Mess

Blu Mar Ten Remix Competition Winners by Blu Mar Ten

We also loved the entries from this lot below, and if were we able to release them all then we would have done. In fact we did flirt with the idea of doing a whole album featuring all 16 but we realised that wasn’t really possible.

When we release Natural History: Revision we’ll make all the runner-up remixes available for free download and we’ll give a full review of why we loved each one together with links so you can find out more about them all.

THE RUNNERS-UP

Airwalker
ConRank
David Bartholomeusz
Double A
INtrepid
Inward Phase
King Moot
Logarithmia
Miguel K
Paradigm X
Savvas
Silence Groove
Thinnen

Once again, congratulations to the winners and a massive thanks to everyone who entered. Getting a final track together for a deadline is never easy and we admire anyone who can organise themselves to deliver.

If you entered but you’re not listed above then we’re happy for you to make your remix public and available for free download if that’s what you’d like to do. If you want to take the samples and use them for your own tunes then feel free. You can download them below:

If you’d like to be notified when Natural History: Revision is available together with the runner-up remixes then subscribe to our newsletter in the box below if you haven’t already done so:

Thanks folks. We hope you enjoyed this as much as we did.

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Blu Mar Ten – Natural History by Blu Mar Ten

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Part 2 of the Natural History Remixes is in all good stores right now on vinyl and mp3, featuring reworkings from Klute, Stray and Kastle.

Vinyl is very very limited and Part 1 sold out in around ten days, so if you want a copy grab one quick.

The artwork features hand-painted imagery from ithinkitsnice.

Natural History Remixes: Part 2 by Blu Mar Ten

The tracklist for part 2 is:

By the Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone (Klute remix) – Vinyl & digital
If I Could Tell You (Stray remix) – Vinyl & digital
Nobody Here (Kastle remix) – digital only

Klute’s turned in a bongo-frenzy version of ‘By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone’ while Stray has transformed ‘If I Could Tell You’ into one of the best grooves we’ve heard in ages. Meanwhile, dubstep wonder kid Kastle has done what he does best and dragged ‘Nobody Here’ into some lo-slung gangster boogie territory.

Buy it on vinyl in all good stores including:
Redeye
Juno
Chemical

Buy mp3s in all good stores including:
Beatport
iTunes
Digital Tunes
Drum & Bass Arena
Juno

We’re giving away a copy of both parts 1 & 2 together with the original dubplate of ‘Believe Me’ & ‘Made of Air’ and a bunch of other stuff in our Facebook Photo Competition, so if you want to be in with a chance of getting freebies you can enter your photo now, or vote for your favourite. The competition closes this Thursday, August 26th 2010.

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We were recently asked to make an all-blu-mar-ten mix for one of the biggest drum & bass channels on Youtube, PandaDnB, and here it is.

All these tracks are available to buy from iTunes and other good music stores.

You can listen to the mix below or download it from SoundCloud.

Tracklist:
Blu Mar Ten – By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone (Klute remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Nobody Here
Blu Mar Ten – Nobody Here (Kastle remix)
Blu Mar Ten – All Over Again (Sabre remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Made of Air
Blu Mar Ten – If I Could Tell You (Stray remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Anytime Soon
Blu Mar Ten – Black Water
Blu Mar Ten – Bedroom Eyes
Blu Mar Ten – If I Could Tell You
Blu Mar Ten – Believe Me (Bop remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Above Words
Blu Mar Ten – Close VIP
Blu Mar Ten – Close
Blu Mar Ten – Clipjoint
Blu Mar Ten – Eight Rounds Rapid
Blu Mar Ten – Storyteller (Blame remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Headturner
Blu Mar Ten – By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone

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Exclusive to PandaDnB, one of the biggest d&b channels on Youtube, here are the videos for the Klute, Stray & Kastle remixes on Part 2 of the Natural History Remixes. As usual, all videos created by ithinkitsnice.

Release date for these is 23rd August 2010.

And oh gosh, look…Twitter launched their ‘Tweet Button’ today. Click on it to try it out and share this post on Twitter:

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To celebrate the release of the Natural History Remixes we’re running a little Facebook competition and giving away a bunch of stuff.

1) A vinyl copy of Natural History Remixes: Part 1 (Seba & Bop)
2) A vinyl copy of Natural History Remixes: Part 2 (Klute & Stray)
3) The ORIGINAL, ONE-OFF, ACETATE DUBPLATE of ‘Believe Me’ / ‘Made of Air’, cut by the legendary Shane @ Finyl Tweek Mastering
4) iTunes vouchers to pick up all 6 remixes including versions from Badmammal & Kastle
5) A bunch of BMT stickers
6) BMT artwork postcards

TO ENTER:
To enter the giveaway, all you have to do is submit a photo of yourself, (or a friend), pictured with one of our releases or T-shirts. It can be any release you like from 1996 up to 2010.

We’ll put all the entries in the competition photo album on Facebook and anyone can vote on them by clicking ‘Like’. The photo with the most ‘Likes’ when the giveaway ends will win all the stuff above.

NB: You have to click ‘Like’ on the Blu Mar Ten Facebook page before you’re able to submit or vote on photos.

Remember, other people are going to be voting on this, so if you want the goodies you don’t need us to tell you that the more amusing / risqué / lunatic / sexy your photo is, the better chance you have of winning…

The closing date for entries is midnight on THURSDAY 26th AUGUST.
The winner will be announced the following day (27th).

Here are some of the entries so far. Head on over to the gallery to vote for your favourites…

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Part 1 of the Natural History Remixes is out now on vinyl and mp3 in all good stores.
This release features remixes from Seba, Bop & Badmammal.
Vinyl is extremely limited and usually sells out in the first week, so if you want a copy grab it quick.

The tracklist for part 1 is:
Overwhelm (Seba remix) - Vinyl & digital
Believe Me (Bop remix) - Vinyl & digital
Above Words (Badmammal remix) - digital only

Buy it on vinyl in all good stores including:
Redeye
Juno
Chemical
Breakbeat Science (US)

Buy mp3s in all good stores including:
iTunes
Digital Tunes
Drum & Bass Arena
Juno
Beatport
Trackitdown

OVERWHELM (SEBA REMIX) - Vinyl & digital

BELIEVE ME (BOP REMIX) - Vinyl & digital

ABOVE WORDS (BADMAMMAL REMIX) - Digital only

Info on Part 2 of the Natural History Remixes, (featuring reworkings from Klute, Stray & Kastle), will be coming soon.

The artwork for both Parts 1 and 2 is, as usual, provided by our resident designer ithinkitsnice, and for this part of the project he’s produced two beautifully hand-painted covers.

Release date for Part 1 is 26th July and it will be available on vinyl and mp3. As usual, vinyl will be extremely limited, but that’s still not going to stop some of you emailing me 6 months from now moaning that you can’t pick up a copy, is it. Plus ça change.

You can see ithinkitsnice‘s videos for the Part 1 remixes here

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Part 1 of the Natural History Remixes set will be hitting all good vinyl & digital shops around July 26th.

The tracklist for part 1 is:

Overwhelm (Seba remix) - Vinyl & digital
Believe Me (Bop remix) - Vinyl & digital
Above Words (Badmammal remix) - digital only

The artwork features hand-painted imagery from ithinkitsnice and vinyl will only be available in very limited numbers, as usual.

Info on Part 2 of the Natural History Remixes, (featuring reworkings from Klute, Stray & Kastle), will be coming soon.

If you’d like to be notified when these releases hit the shops, stick your email address in the ‘Subscribe to this Blog’ box up there on the right, or join us on Facebook at facebook.com/blumarten

All videos below created by ithinkitsnice

OVERWHELM (SEBA REMIX) - Vinyl & digital

BELIEVE ME (BOP REMIX) - Vinyl & digital

ABOVE WORDS (BADMAMMAL REMIX) - Digital only

OVERWHELM (SEBA REMIX) - Vinyl & digital
Seba assaults the calm of the original ‘Overwhelm’ with a battery of old skool breaks and signature cosmic sweeps that recall the highlights of the Good Looking Records era. Lifting the tune away from the bedroom and up towards the dancefloor Seba’s remix has immediately become a favourite of some of the biggest names in d&b, effortlessly demonstrating why he’s remained at the top of the game for more than 15 years.
Seba’s remix of ‘Overwhelm’ is featured on DJ Friction’s new mix CD for Ministry of Sound

BELIEVE ME (BOP REMIX) - Vinyl & digital
Bop takes the opposite route with his interpretation of ‘Believe Me’, opening up a bottomless well of reverb and throwing the components of the original into it, piece by piece. The result is a beautiful inversion of the original, showcasing the near-beatless melancholy the young Russian has become famous for.

ABOVE WORDS (BADMAMMAL REMIX) - Digital only
‘Above Words’ is completely transformed by San Francisco’s master of quirky folktronica, Badmammal, who rewrites the tune’s Autonomic-via-Detroit stylings into a gorgeous montage of dusty acoustic Americana. A hypnotising, waltz-time guitar rendition of the original loop builds up into crashing waves of chiming bells and choral vocals, taking the listener on a breathtaking and emotional journey.

EXAMPLE: So guys first off, hows 2009 been for blu mar ten?

Chris: Busy and focused. One of our best years yet

EXAMPLE: Your new album “Natural History” has been causing a bit of a stir. What was the idea behind your album? what sort of statement did you want to make?

Leo: Broadly, we decided a while back to limit ourselves to a strict 170bpm template, veering away from the genre hopping we used to do. This limitation is a freedom so I think we’ve done better music and made progress faster. The album is the first batch of results from this new path.

Chris: Even though we’ve been making d&b since 1995, and despite this being our fourth album, we’d never made a proper d&b album from the bottom-up, so we thought it was about time. We didn’t want to make something that sounded like much other d&b that’s around, we just wanted to make something we were proud of. We don’t really care if it does or doesn’t fit with what else is going on in the d&b community, we’re much more interested in appealing to a broader audience than that.

EXAMPLE: Did you expect the response that it’s had?

Chris: We didn’t really know what to expect, but the response has been fantastic. It shot up the charts in all the online stores and it’s just been listed as one of the best dance albums of 2009 on iTunes..So yes, we’re pretty happy with that. I think the fact that we’ve been around a long time and written more music than just d&b has really helped us reach different sets of people, especially in places like the US where d&b isn’t very popular at all.

EXAMPLE: Where do you stand on the vinyl or cd or serato debate?

Chris: Really don’t care. It’s completely irrelevant to us. Personally I only play vinyl, and still cut dubplates because that’s what I love, but then Leo plays CDs because that’s what he likes. But it really doesn’t matter. People who worry about it really need something better to get worked up over.

EXAMPLE: You asked for some interesting questions and nothing gets peoples attention more than a bit of controversy, How do you feel about the “Bishigate controversy” a few weeks ago?

Chris: Again, not really that bothered. The only problem I can see is a mismatch of expectation. i.e. If 500 people come to a club expecting to see one thing and you do something completely different then i think that’s a bit unfair. If people *knew* that you might be doing something different and had the choice about whether they want to pay to see it or not then I really don’t think there’s an issue. The reality is, (whether you like it or not), that outside of a few internet forums the vast majority of people who go out to clubs have no idea about this whole episode, and even if you told them they wouldn’t care. To most people, getting two records that sound more or less the same to run in time with each other is a complete non-event.
Personally I wouldn’t do it, but then I enjoy the whole chaotic process of mixing and performing, as opposed to objecting to it on some weird moral grounds.
Quite a few people started complaining about producers DJing and how they shouldn’t if they’re not very good, but this is one of the realities of our time. Piracy on the scale we have now is often justified on the grounds that producers should now make their money from performance as opposed to sales, and so we have people out on the road who, years ago, would have stayed in the studio making music which is what they’re best at. People often forget that there’s no actual link between sitting at a computer and making music, and getting up in front of a thousand people and smashing up a party – they’re completely different skills and just because you’re good at one there’s no reason at all that you should good at the other. So if you force people into a performance situation (which can be very nerve-wracking at times) things like this are going to crop up from time to time. It’s inevitable.
Solution? Support the producers by buying their music, then they won’t have to take gigs they don’t really want to do in order to make ends meet and the ‘good DJs’ can get on with doing what they do best.

EXAMPLE: How did Blu Mar Ten come about?

Chris: Leo & I met through a mate in 1995 and started putting tunes together. It worked really well and we had a release about 8 months after our first studio session. We sent some stuff to Bukem who liked what we were doing, and after we did a remix for Erykah Badu’s first single we got signed to Good Looking. I’d known Michael since around 1993 and when he moved to London he started sharing our studio and gradually became absorbed into Blu Mar Ten.

EXAMPLE: You branched out into other genres what made you want to spread your wings beyond drum and bass?

Leo: We always listened super widely and we still do. But listening widely and writing widely all the time aren’t necessarily the best paths. Hence the 170bpm comment earlier.

Chris: If you really like music and you enjoy making it you’re constantly looking for interesting new sounds and ways of working. Drum & bass isn’t so interesting that it can satisfy you completely so you need to branch out from time to time. I never really trust people who only listen to d&b…It just displays a bit of a lack of imagination. We pretty much never listen to d&b ourselves..there’s too much other interesting (and better) music out there.

EXAMPLE: Which labels and artists are doing it for you at this moment? also who can you see being the bright stars of 2010?

Chris: There are loads of bright stars out there right now. Newer names I’m enjoying at the moment are:

Stray
Randomer
San.dra
Circa
Mr Sizef & Unquote
Vaccine
Ulterior Motive
Kharm
Jean Doe

and a whole load more…

Here’s a couple of mixes where you can hear some of their stuff:
www.blumarten.com/home/drum-bass-mix-sep-2009
www.blumarten.com/home/exclusive-bmt-mix-kongkast

Leo: Well, I can do the non DnB stuff. Recently liking:

CFCF “Call Girl”
Bibio “Bones & Skulls”
Wild Beasts “Hooting & Howling”
Jon Hopkins “A Drifting Down”
El Perro Del Mar “Change Of Heart”
Washed Out “Feel It All Around”
Darkstar “Aidys Girl’s a Computer”

EXAMPLE: What was the first ever piece of music you bought and also the last?

Leo: Blondie “Heart Of Glass” / Clipz “Download (Original Sin Remix)”

Michael: David Essex “A Winter’s Tale” and Kelly Clarkson’s album “All I Ever Wanted”

Chris: ‘Iko Iko’ The Belle Stars / ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ OST

EXAMPLE: Now that your album is out and you’ve been touring whats next?

Chris: We have a remix we’ve done for Bop coming out on Hospital early next year together with other reworkings of his stuff from Lynx and Subwave.
There’ll be the final single from our album coming out sometime as well – we’re just sorting out some remixes at the moment but it should be great if it all comes together.
And we’ve already started work on the next album which will be out….at some point in the distant future.

EXAMPLE: When can the mancunian fans next catch blu mar ten?

Chris: When a Mancunian promoter books us!

Read the full interview here

Click to read the full review…

What’s up? I’ve got this little filthy file on my hard disk it’s called Blu Mar Ten – Natural History !!! It’s teh new bmt ALBUM!

Alrite alrite, so let’s have a honest top producer point of view review of their latest work, before I start let me say this is fucking LOVELY. something new and fresh sounding and mastered to death, this is actually sounding really ‘pro’ more than anything out these days and will stand the test of time very much.

Another thing before we go to the tracks, LOOKING FORWARD FOR THE NEXT DNB ALBUM BY BMT, DIS GONNA BE LIKE THIS DIS GONNA BE HEAVY M8. no srsly heavy stuff and I’m not exagerating (spelling?) …. oh well I’m not an English teacher so fuck off with spelling. Anyways let’s see!

First the video preview and clips of the BMT album that you can listen here:

1. Eight Round Rapids

Alrite so this is pure Hard Step ! Something old school mixed with newer type of productions, the female vocal and piano fit so fucking sick on this. Listen to this really loud bruv! The drums are fucking ace, probably one of my fav tunes on the album.Really my style. Would spin this absolutely yes.

2. Starting Over (2009 Remix)

Nice melodic intro , moody I would say with drums already banging a bit.. Then ‘the drop’, which is obviously teh sickness. It’s a double drop a mini double drop, first drums then the portamento rhodes are whatever d fak are they. Then the INSANE BASS, which is fucking sick btw. The melody is top ness, the broken breakbeat fits so nice on this it’s an awe of sounds. Still IT’S FUCKING DARK. As the whole album (will write about this more later)

3. Above words

This is a little nice tune that is more concentrated on the minimal side of things in productions, nice rolling drums a bit broken but still breakbeaty mixed with CRAZY ambiental sounds that make you feel so good obviously hehe. The bassline is CLASS. Not sure if this got mastered at finyl aswell? (The sound sounds a bit different from the others imo)
But that is also something so nice about it, a different tune, more chill out, would not spin on my top set, but would spin if the mood would be chilling or over the end of a ‘gathering’ …

4. God’s Lonely Man

First of all this looked awesome at first sight even if I didn’t hear it fully yet at that time. When I read the title I knew this was going to be dark and sick sounding. God’s lonely man, what a bunch of deep words!! This is very broken and not so steppy, the reece that is rarely there sounds sick, the pianos are fucking ace, obviously sampled from somewhere I guess. The bass is a bit ‘Jazzy’ this time , this is actually modern type of jazz imo, the dark male poetry sounds coolish and makes it even darker as it already it is. This is a perfect travelling tune, would spin it in a heartbeat, very good for the club imo.

5. By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone

This is the classic album signature bass but a tad different, the intro is done in an such a stylish way. The cymbals are lovely, this sounds awesome. This is something new and different, it’s actually pretty nice! It’s very minimal, not much going on there, but the bassline ‘melody’ is EPIC. Would spin in a chill out gathering a lot (all the time lol)
P.s. The Bells in there are HINCREDIBLE.

6. Grey Area

Well what can I say, have you been missing something , dark , filthy, obscure, from another world, from another planet, done by someone alien in your record bag? This banger is on vinyl aswell duder! This is it dude, one of the darkest and best done tunes I’ve heard in dnb this year definitevly, one of my favourites on the album , it’s an ed rush / teebee / paradox mix or something it’s blu mar ten actually, but the new bmt. the drum filtering drop is fucking amazing, all done very much in detail, this is a must in your dj set. A perfect travelling tune aswell. Would spin at my best set totally. Sickness, big up on this

7. Close (VIP)

Not so dark as some other tunes but this is a mixture of a huge ambiental strings and dark dark basses. The original is absolute insanity of a tune, I’ve used it in one of my edits and I get 5 ratings just cos of the tune probably haha!

Anyways. The intro is dreamy, you kinda wait what’s gunna happen but you’re not going to expect what IS going to happen in this one. The drop > It’s teh shit, that tune on your comp that you’re happy you see playing and it rocks your little world. This is pure filth, available on vinyl aswell. I NEED THIS IN MY BAG. This is pure pure pure new filth, the production is again at the edges of human possibility (and machine or software, which depends on hardware tho so still machines) ….. Cutting edge production for a cutting edge sound, dark dark dark, GET THIS TUNE I say, one of my fav’s in this album for sure.

8. Believe Me

After so much darkness you get a nice basslinely melodicly tuned tuneage. You can check the video here:

I love the video to be honest, it’s very well done.

Back to the tune, this is one of my favourite tunes on the album , it makes me happy every time I hear it. It’s so nice listening to this, the vibe is amazing, perfect tune for the club as the bass is INSANE. pUSHED TO THE MAX!!! The drums fit nicely on all togehter, the ambiental sounds are there, yes this is the new bmt sound. Big up !

p.s. the vocals makes me want to hug people

9. Clipjoint

Just when you thought , oh well bmt are still making that mellowy music they’ve been used to after ‘Believe Me’ and then you except more back to the old sound, but not really this banger that is available on vinyl aswell (limited to 500 copies worldwide btw!) is teh next tech step sound. The sound of the future, this is 2009 this is dnb, Clipjoint is a rather fucking sick tune I say. Totally mixed styles in this one, the drums are something never heard before AND YOU ACTUALLY HEAR CONGAS cuz it’s mixed so good. The reece synth or what is it is IMMENSE. The bassline melody is dark and nasty, which is accompained by dark strings that make this a perfect banger for your awesome dj bag. This is pure filth, one of my fav on the album for sure.

10. If I Could Tell You

Well you wouldn’t expect such a tune on here !!! This is some nice ambiental dnb tempo beat, but not even sure what is it? Something more experimental! This is a nice little filler I would say, not feeling this too much tho I’ll be honest. But this is probably appealing to a lot of people (my tastes are weird).

11. Nobody Here

Oh yes here it is , a tune that makes my feeling wake up, a song that can make me cry. The melody is top, it makes me go back in time and get old feelings back, old memories that are long gone! … Falling in love it says, it’s so nice falling in love is it? Thank you BMT for this tune, it’s surely in my top two on this album. I wonder who is the vocalist? I doesn’t write in the tune. I love female vocal drum’n'bass , I’m a big fan of Kosheen’s Hide you album (is it hide you, you know the tracks called, empty skies, hungry, suicide etc. that album) and this reminds me of that sounds.

The piano completes this very well into a perfect tune. Nobody here anymore now, what a sad ‘verse’. But feelings is what I live for so nice one on this tune , the BMT kru!

12. Last Dance

Dunno If I should call this my favorite maybe? Or not? I’ve been calling favorites almost all the tunes now I need to chill haha, no it’s not my top tune but it’s on there. I DROVE ALL NIGHT……………… to see you, to feel you… I drove all night is the vocal, but the other part I invented it, what a sick fucking tune. Blasting this in my car all the time, goes VERY well with driving haha. I never crash my car with BMT bruv. Sick drops and sick drums makes this another perfect tune.

13. Overwhelm

Another ambientalish tune by BMT more remembering me of older BMT stuff and black water, but this one is actually much better than If I could tell you, the bass is insane a bit reecey in the background very powerful and the melody is topness, this is perfect for shops, cafes, everywhere where you need to make a nice ambiental feeling, I would recommend this in many movies and what not, a very nice DIFFERENT THAN THE OTHERS little ambiental tune, still @ 170bpm (I think)

14. Bedroom Eyes

When you expected something god knows what you get this FUNKY tune. That reminds me of the old funk dnb. This is a nice little roller, sounds a bit like jump up lol but it’s sick yeah it’s sick indeed ! Clipz vs. BMT! No , joking but when the piano drops this becomes the best tune on earth ! Would be nice to hear it in a club! Loving the melody on this one.

15. Made of Air

And here’s my top track on the album, this is something I completely love, really my style of music, the classic pianos are fucking amazing and the bassline reminds me of the Amiga old times (best time ever, being a kid) , the happy times. This is the best tune on the album imo, something dnb mixed with aphex twin with a hint of modern pro production.

Well this was my BMT album review now it’s time to go out , drink, get the bitches.

Later

If only they were all this good…

Thanks also goes to Nookie for organising the night, Doc Scott, Stray, DV8, Deezim & Five Alive for providing the evening’s entertainment, and Andrew Attah for the photos

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Read the full article here.

Our new album ‘Natural History’, is out now on vinyl, CD and MP3.

The album vinyl double-pack features hand-drawn artwork on thick matte card, with full illustration innersleeves and an A1 poster. This will be limited to 500 copies globally.

The CD version of the album features a matte CD cover, six-page booklet of extended illustrations and a limited edition artwork postcard.

Buy ‘Natural History’ on Vinyl from all good shops including:
Redeye
Chemical

Buy ‘Natural History’ on CD from all good shops including:
Redeye
Chemical
Juno

Buy ‘Natural History’ on MP3 from all good shops including:
iTunes
Beatport
Digital Tunes
Juno

Click below for more details and to hear the tracks…

CD Tracklisting:
01. Starting Over (2009 Remix)
02. Above Words
03. God’s Lonely Man
04. By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone
05. Grey Area
06. Believe Me
07. Close (VIP)
08. Clipjoint
09. If I Could Tell You
10. Nobody Here
11. Last Dance
12. Overwhelm
13. Bedroom Eyes

Digital Version will feature the following Bonus Tracks:
(14). Made Of Air
(15). Eight Rounds Rapid

2 x 12″ Vinyl Tracklist:
A) Close (VIP)
B) Clipjoint
C) If I Could Tell You
D) Last Dance

Blu Mar Ten – Natural History by Blu Mar Ten

Remember that we’re only selling a limited number of physical copies of the album.

The album vinyl double-pack features his hand-drawn artwork on thick matte card, with full illustration innersleeves and an A1 poster. This will be limited to 500 copies globally.

The CD version of the album features a matte CD cover, six-page booklet of extended illustrations and a limited edition artwork postcard.

Release date: Monday 2nd November 2009

All art and videowork by www.ithinkitsnice.com

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