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“#Bonobo Announces Black Sands 10th Anniversary Vinyl Reissue<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

Bonobo\u2019s fourth studio album Black Sands<\/em> is getting a new vinyl reissue to celebrate its 10th anniversary. The limited 2xLP edition will be pressed on red vinyl and features new cover artwork and a print of the original artwork. It arrives December 4 via Ninja Tune<\/a>; check out packshots for the forthcoming physical release below.<\/p>\n

In a statement for the reissue\u2019s liner notes, Simon Green said:<\/p>\n

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Dalston, 2008. Having fled the comforts of Brighton, I began a new life in London which was new and exciting to me. There had been huge personal changes with family, relationships and cultural perspectives. Music was changing in the UK too. It felt at the time like the landscape of electronic music was constantly being reimagined in the basements of East London clubs. It felt fun again. It was inspiring. This new movement informed how I was making music.\u00a0
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There\u2019s a progressive arc in the sound of Black Sands creation. The title track was the first piece in place. Then the other live-sounding tracks like \u2018Animals\u2019 and \u2018El Toro\u2019. This was picking up where I\u2019d left off from the previous album Days to Come. As time went on and 2009 app<\/a>roached I\u2019d become fully immersed in what was happening in the UK clubs. Places like Plastic People and warehouse parties in East London and Peckham. This was the post-dubstep era. Elements of House and 2-step. All wonky and joyful. It was fun and progressive. This influence can be heard on the tracks produced around then like \u2018Eyesdown\u2019 and \u20181009\u2019.\u00a0
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All my records feel like a diary of the time and headspace they were made in and Black Sands documents this in real time for me. A transition of falling in love with beatmaking again. An appreciation of a place and time and an anticipation for what was going to happen next.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Bonobo\u2019s most recent studio album Migration<\/em> was released in 2017. Green was tapped to helm the first installment of Fabric\u2019s mix series<\/a> relaunch last year.<\/p>\n

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