Robert Hood Minimal Nation re-release out now!

Hopefully my copy should be arriving today. Wondering if the vinyl comes with the mix cd too or just the album on CD.
EDIT: Vinyl comes with the unmixed CD. If you want the mixed CD you have to buy the CD release too.

Info for the release here http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...=485597892

Available at Rubadub http://rubadub.co.uk/?newSearch=true&nod...=&x=0&y=0# and other places too Juno etc.

Digital release available Monday http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=186024

Bleep have done a little feature with him too. A mix from Fuse in Belgium (not sure about the date, will have a dig around to find out) Plus a little interview, some influences etc.

http://bleep.com/index.php?page=dynamic&...oodfeature

[Statto]

sweet

Wtf... so if I want te unmixed CD I have to buy the vinyl as well?

Feh.

Wtf... so if I want te unmixed CD I have to buy the vinyl as well?

Feh.

Nope. Sorry if my post was misleading.

Release available as follows

3 x 12" vinyl + Unmixed CD

2 x CD (CD1 = Unmixed, CD2 = Mixed)

Digital Download 10 Track unmixed

Tracklist (Vinyl, Unmixed CD & Download)

One Touch
Museum
SH.101
Rhythm Of Vision
Unix
Ride
Station Rider E
Self Powered
Sleep Cycle
Rhythm Of Vision (Original)


The mixed CD contains tracks from the album plus excerpts from Stereotype, Darkroom (From Nighttime World Vol.2), The Core (From Internal Empire U.S. EP), The Protein Valve, Externus Oblique (From Movable Parts Ch.2), Strativarius (The Puppeteer, Movable Parts Ch.2), Needs and Wants (From HoodMusic 3)...And then we planned our escape (From HoodMusic 3). Source:http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...=485597892

Edited as Juno give the following tracklist for the mixed CD
1. - Intro
2. - Ride
3. - One Touch
4. - Rhythm Of Vision
5. - Sleep Cycles
6. - Unix
7. - Station Rider E
8. - The Page
9. - Museum
10. - Acrylic
11. - Grey Matter
12. - Unix
13. - Sleep Cycles (outro)

that mix is good

gonna get the cd for sure

Hood remix of Ben Klock's Goodly Sin:

http://www.dstwo.co.uk/samples1/oton261.mp3

Wtf... so if I want te unmixed CD I have to buy the vinyl as well?

Feh.

Nope. Sorry if my post was misleading.

No worries... I got it and it's beautiful

[esb]

had the luck of finding an monobox 12" from 2004 the other day...

http://www.discogs.com/Monobox-Monobox-R...ase/224218

rob hood is a legend!

The relaunch of M-Plant continues with a new single from Robert Hood.




"Obey / Resurrection"

Released 24th August on vinyl and digital download

Listen here http://www.myspace.com/hoodrob

http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...=502870358

Last month saw the re-launch of Robert Hood’s M-Plant label, marked by the release of a Special Edition of his 1994 masterpiece, ‘Minimal Nation’, tour dates across the globe, plus a re-designed logo and website by Dutch graphic designer Patrick Vogt.

Robert Hood needs little introduction. Founding member of the legendary Detroit group Underground Resistance as a 'Minister Of Information' with ‘Mad’ Mike Banks & Jeff Mills, his seminal works on Jeff Mill's Axis and his very own M-Plant imprint (not forgetting releases on Tresor, Cheap, Peacefrog, Music Man etc), not only paved the way for a wave of stripped-down dancefloor minimalism that directed much of techno's path throughout the late Nineties, but continues to influence to this day.

Now Robert Hood continues the M-Plant mission with this brand new two-track release: ‘Obey / Resurrection’.

Both tracks display Hood’s continued experimentations with a minimal sound he has been exploring and developing since the early Nineties. The toughest beats, relentless grooves and an incredible ability to still invoke “the funk” behind something so stripped down and forged from the machines that are the tools of his trade.

In Robert’s own words “I would never have imagined that [minimalism] would take this direction. I saw minimalism in life becoming more and more evident - in furniture, in electronics, in art, in automobiles, appliances - you know I could see that coming. But, as far as music itself being thought of as an art form? Back then, I think people looked on at it as a trend but they didn’t realise that minimalism is an art form… So, where I’m at right now is embracing minimalism and seeing how far I can push it - in my interpretation of what simplicity and the music is all about. I am really representing it as an art form and not a trend.”