i'm just glad that after waiting for so long, checking these forums for the latest news almost everyday and going into chems withdrawl phase that finally something new has surfaced. This also reminds me of galvanize release where some forumers just dropped the mic and walked off stage but unlike 05' stakes are much lower now because this is an OST release, one track out of a whole arsenal of battle weapons just ready to be unleashed next year probably.And it was probably production company's idea to release this track first rather than Chems alone. Not to mention that this collaboration also sounds forced (just like the vocals in this track). <br><br>I mean I can't believe I'm saying this but we just have to bite the bullet from now on and listen each new chems piece of music with an open mind. And if the next two releases don't amaze me like balls then maybe its time for me to end this relationship. 2 tracks Tom and ED, I give you 2 tracks. Make me believe in you again. <div><br></div><div>Scratch that, what am I saying. I will never let go of chems. I just hope they know what they are doing.</div>
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 6:35 AM
I'm back from the dead again!
It's on iTunes, I strongly recommend listening to this song through them, since the fidelity is way better and does the song more justice and it's a good stereo track.
It's for a major motion picture, demographics shift, don't expect a song like Saturate or Escape Velocity. I'm too old for these debates, I'm still heated over defending the Golden Path! Just listen to it again on iTunes with some decent headphones, and pop & lock.
It's on iTunes, I strongly recommend listening to this song through them, since the fidelity is way better and does the song more justice and it's a good stereo track.
It's for a major motion picture, demographics shift, don't expect a song like Saturate or Escape Velocity. I'm too old for these debates, I'm still heated over defending the Golden Path! Just listen to it again on iTunes with some decent headphones, and pop & lock.
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 10:35 AM
Biff, on 21 October 2014 - 8:35 AM, said:
I'm back from the dead again!
It's on iTunes, I strongly recommend listening to this song through them, since the fidelity is way better and does the song more justice and it's a good stereo track.
It's for a major motion picture, demographics shift, don't expect a song like Saturate or Escape Velocity. I'm too old for these debates, I'm still heated over defending the Golden Path! Just listen to it again on iTunes with some decent headphones, and pop & lock.
It's on iTunes, I strongly recommend listening to this song through them, since the fidelity is way better and does the song more justice and it's a good stereo track.
It's for a major motion picture, demographics shift, don't expect a song like Saturate or Escape Velocity. I'm too old for these debates, I'm still heated over defending the Golden Path! Just listen to it again on iTunes with some decent headphones, and pop & lock.
Golden Path needs defending?
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 10:46 AM
chemicalreaction, on 21 October 2014 - 2:55 AM, said:
i'm just glad that after waiting for so long, ...something new has surfaced.
Yep
chemicalreaction, on 21 October 2014 - 2:55 AM, said:
we just have to listen each new chems piece of music with an open mind.
Seems fair
chemicalreaction, on 21 October 2014 - 2:55 AM, said:
And if the next two releases don't amaze me like balls then maybe its time for me to end this relationship. 2 tracks Tom and ED, I give you 2 tracks.
Wait, this is ultimatum stuff!
chemicalreaction, on 21 October 2014 - 2:55 AM, said:
Scratch that, what am I saying. I will never let go of chems.
Oh now it isn't ultimatum stuff.
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 10:47 AM
WhiteNoise, on 21 October 2014 - 1:59 AM, said:
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS ARE OVER. I WILL NEVER LISTEN TO ANYTHING THEY'VE EVER DONE AGAIN. 
Nope, not so much
Of course it was a joke, but i really don't like this track.
I want to believe that T&E never again release something like this.
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 10:50 AM
I like this song. The 'there it is' vocal cut makes it . Its like the cherry on top and in a way how the chems have stamped they're trademark on it to stand out from the rest. I also think even though it could deceive some youngsters into thinking that this is a new skrillex track even though I don't think any of these new producers of that bro step style could create such mind bending sounds like the brothers have.
Alright after doing some research on this miguel character he does seem a little douchey sometimes and the chems are probably making him look edgy. I don't have a problem with his voice and he's still probably more PG rated and less of an ego than Kanye West. Which leads me into this track reminding me of Yeezus in a way except kanye would probably resort to using auto tune for the harmony parts.
Alright after doing some research on this miguel character he does seem a little douchey sometimes and the chems are probably making him look edgy. I don't have a problem with his voice and he's still probably more PG rated and less of an ego than Kanye West. Which leads me into this track reminding me of Yeezus in a way except kanye would probably resort to using auto tune for the harmony parts.
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 12:00 PM
The track is already on Deezer, Rdio and Spotify
http://www.deezer.com/album/8933353
On iTunes as well
http://www.deezer.com/album/8933353
On iTunes as well
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 12:54 PM
Generic and disappointing. This is the first Chems track since 2010's further??? Meh.
An instrumental might be cool.
At least all the familiar brothers (and sisters?) came back to talk about it....
An instrumental might be cool.
At least all the familiar brothers (and sisters?) came back to talk about it....
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 5:02 PM
Already on YT https://www.youtube....h?v=QaxWGrSCBFM
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 5:32 PM
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A day late on this, but that was something else. Totally revitalizes the Chems’ capacity to bludgeon, which I think a lot of their broad audience (though not myself) has been missing as they’ve descended down the rabbit hole for the past five years or so. For the first few seconds I thought it was legitimately a “Chems do Death Grips” sort of thing, and what follows doesn’t totally neutralize that (though I’m amazed how they managed to turn that metallic swirl into something resembling a DJ Mustard bassline). They manage to keep it so psychedelic, too! Those tuneless little grain-delay-style arpeggios, aah. I was expecting something rather different from a “feat. Miguel” credit but I don’t find him going all A$AP Miguel on the verses too intolerable and he gets a bit closer to his crooner comfort zone in the chorus. And the Lorde ad-libs topping it off! You curated well, ma’am.
Would I be completely remiss in saying this has some commercial potential? If not this song in particular then it at least contributes to the album having a higher-than-usual likelihood of being a soundtrack with a decent string of radio hits.
A day late on this, but that was something else. Totally revitalizes the Chems’ capacity to bludgeon, which I think a lot of their broad audience (though not myself) has been missing as they’ve descended down the rabbit hole for the past five years or so. For the first few seconds I thought it was legitimately a “Chems do Death Grips” sort of thing, and what follows doesn’t totally neutralize that (though I’m amazed how they managed to turn that metallic swirl into something resembling a DJ Mustard bassline). They manage to keep it so psychedelic, too! Those tuneless little grain-delay-style arpeggios, aah. I was expecting something rather different from a “feat. Miguel” credit but I don’t find him going all A$AP Miguel on the verses too intolerable and he gets a bit closer to his crooner comfort zone in the chorus. And the Lorde ad-libs topping it off! You curated well, ma’am.
Would I be completely remiss in saying this has some commercial potential? If not this song in particular then it at least contributes to the album having a higher-than-usual likelihood of being a soundtrack with a decent string of radio hits.
charanku, on 29 March 2013 - 2:58 PM, said:
yes he is dancing but .............
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 8:11 PM
Champiness, on 21 October 2014 - 7:32 PM, said:
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A day late on this, but that was something else. Totally revitalizes the Chems’ capacity to bludgeon, which I think a lot of their broad audience (though not myself) has been missing as they’ve descended down the rabbit hole for the past five years or so. For the first few seconds I thought it was legitimately a “Chems do Death Grips” sort of thing, and what follows doesn’t totally neutralize that (though I’m amazed how they managed to turn that metallic swirl into something resembling a DJ Mustard bassline). They manage to keep it so psychedelic, too! Those tuneless little grain-delay-style arpeggios, aah. I was expecting something rather different from a “feat. Miguel” credit but I don’t find him going all A$AP Miguel on the verses too intolerable and he gets a bit closer to his crooner comfort zone in the chorus. And the Lorde ad-libs topping it off! You curated well, ma’am.
Would I be completely remiss in saying this has some commercial potential? If not this song in particular then it at least contributes to the album having a higher-than-usual likelihood of being a soundtrack with a decent string of radio hits.
A day late on this, but that was something else. Totally revitalizes the Chems’ capacity to bludgeon, which I think a lot of their broad audience (though not myself) has been missing as they’ve descended down the rabbit hole for the past five years or so. For the first few seconds I thought it was legitimately a “Chems do Death Grips” sort of thing, and what follows doesn’t totally neutralize that (though I’m amazed how they managed to turn that metallic swirl into something resembling a DJ Mustard bassline). They manage to keep it so psychedelic, too! Those tuneless little grain-delay-style arpeggios, aah. I was expecting something rather different from a “feat. Miguel” credit but I don’t find him going all A$AP Miguel on the verses too intolerable and he gets a bit closer to his crooner comfort zone in the chorus. And the Lorde ad-libs topping it off! You curated well, ma’am.
Would I be completely remiss in saying this has some commercial potential? If not this song in particular then it at least contributes to the album having a higher-than-usual likelihood of being a soundtrack with a decent string of radio hits.
Agreed.
I wasn't expecting them to drop such a tune. The overall beat is pretty cool, not to mention the interesting backing vocals and the very chemicalish arpegios! There's nothing wrong with the main vocal part, it fits the beat perfectly. Well done on that take Tom and Ed.
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 8:14 PM
So would I be in right in saying this hasn't split fans opinions about a song since Salmon Dance (which i hated) but this time around Im on the other side of the fence.
Come out from the cold and into the setting sun. It's where it all began for me (not in Afrika), like it was out of control. Then after that life was sweet. So dream on into the pioneer skies of the fourteenth century and rise from the sunshine underground.