Borrowing their name from the 1980s video director, London-based duo Hype Williams has been one of the most noted underground acts in 2010, recording a decidedly lo-fi brand of experimental downbeat pop for labels like De Stijl and most recently Hyperdub.
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This EP is featured in Update #067:
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The Berlin-London duo now land on Hyperdub, their immersive synthscapes and rugged slow drum programming estranged yet strangely native to the Hyperdub ethos. Trippy oriental melodies of 'Boss Man' and 'Badmind' with its slurry voiceover whip up that sweet addictive dream-state like none other. Killer.
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