The Return Ov Bleep, by The Black Dog

The Return Ov Bleep

by The Black Dog

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Thibaut Devigne The Black Dog proposes here the cornucopia of minimalism. Old school in the spirit but very modern in the sound, the band kows exacly what is the essence of their tuns and proposes just that. Favorite track: Bleep Two.

Steady J Not as retro as the title would imply, but a strong collection of juicy dancelfloor techno. whatever happened to Bleep 3? Favorite track: Bleep Five.

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1.	Bleep Four 06:22	buy track
2.	Bleep Two 04:21	buy track
3.	Bleep One 04:46	buy track
4.	Bleep Five 06:25	buy track

about

“We know what you’re thinking and you’re probably wrong.”
tBd 2013

Being from and working in Sheffield you quickly learn not to worry what anyone else is thinking or doing and just get on with what you want to do, it’s what artist’s should do.

That’s not to say there isn’t a community here, there is but it all works at a comfortable distance from each other, small pockets of talent all across the city, tiny satellites sending out their signal. It’s always been about the bass!

Starting the Electronic Supper Club with friends came out of nothing more than a vibe for the City, to create a canvas for us all to paint on in equal measure, it’s from this work that this EP was born, it really connected us back into the City. It was and is our way to connect to past/present/future, while others may be dreaming of time travel and jet packs we accept that the future is much darker and more brutal.

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