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Rustie unveils Glass Swords


Warp will release the Scottish artist's first album in October.
Words / Will Lynch
Published / Wednesday, 27 July 2011 05:15 PM
Category / Music News
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Rustie will release his first album, Glass Swords, this October on Warp Records.

Real name Russell Whyte, Rustie is a Glasgow-based artist with a highly individual production style. Much like fellow Glaswegian Hudson Mohawke, Whyte's records fall under the umbrella of bass music, though they're often a delirious blend of different genres, weaving in everything from dubstep to hip-hop to prog rock (in the music as well as the sleeve designs). The album follows in the wake of last year's well-received Sunburst EP, and features all previously unreleased tracks. It will be available digitally as well as on vinyl and CD. To get an idea of what the album holds in store, have a look at the teaser clip below, which features part of the opening (and title) track.



Tracklist
01. Glass Swords
02. Flash Back
03. Surph
04. Hover Traps
05. City Star
06. Globes
07. Ultra Thizz
08. Death Mountain
09. Cry Flames
10. After Light
11. Ice Tunnels
12. All Nite
13. Crystal Echo

Warp Records will release Glass Swords on October 10th, 2011.
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Xukwrote
Tue, 16 Oct 20120/5 this is the most overhyped piece of garbage. imho this is the point of Warp where it is starting to be largely irrelevant to sphere of quality electronic music. in future, everyone is going to look back and not understand how this puke could score over 1,5

amphitonwrote
Sat, 19 May 2012Rustie's Groove.de Podcast with some of the tracks from this album sound coherent and smooth. This album is tiresome.

I guess this is a collection of great tracks, but as an album it just doesn't work.

maxim23wrote
Mon, 13 Feb 2012looking forward to this!

Funklestiltskinwrote
Fri, 10 Feb 2012Surely they could've gotten a better photo of him.

kevinw4159wrote
Tue, 22 Nov 2011I really wanted too like this, but..... just like his mixes I feel it falls short for me. I'm a fan of Tokimonsta, Tweebs, Ngoc Lan...... and this album just feels boring to me. There are some good songs, (no doubt about that!) but an album it is not. Just tracks for the DJ.....understand?

Woonywrote
Thu, 27 Oct 2011Yep, this is one of the good aspects of this whole funky/post-everything movement. It's people just doing stuff, not caring about anything. In the last few years it seemed like electronic music lost all sense of genuine fun. Everything had to be super serious, sophisticated and thoughtful and fit into the accepted genre standards.


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