Tracklist
Friendly Bacteria
by Mr. Scruff
— Released 19th May 2014
It’s a new Mr. Scruff album and you know what to expect, right? We widdle on about sexy potatoes and bouncy bacteria offering you a cup of tea, you have a little chuckle and actually make a brew, you stick on the album and… hold on. Because you see, quietly and without a lot of fuss (cos that’s not the way the Stockport Strepsil rolls) Mr. Scruff aka Andy Carthy has been evolving and developing his music.
So yeah, you can still count upon a shedlo...
It’s a new Mr. Scruff album and you know what to expect, right? We widdle on about sexy potatoes and bouncy bacteria offering you a cup of tea, you have a little chuckle and actually make a brew, you stick on the album and… hold on. Because you see, quietly and without a lot of fuss (cos that’s not the way the Stockport Strepsil rolls) Mr. Scruff aka Andy Carthy has been evolving and developing his music.
So yeah, you can still count upon a shedload of gritty funk and stony soul (not sure where this metaphor’s going..?) but the new record displays a stripped back musicality, a depth that maybe hasn’t been there before. It’s been coming across his last few releases, but this is the most complete, sustained exploration of where his music is at right now. In Carthy’s own pithy words it’s “tougher, sparser, less samples, more bass. More vocals and collaborations and shorter tunes.”
If this record proves anything, it’s that there’s more, much more to the work of Andy Carthy than dancefloor grooves and funny cartoons.
Don’t worry though – it is still one sexy potato.
Friendly Bacteria
by Mr. Scruff
— Released 19th May 2014
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2xLP (ZEN209X)
Clear Vinyl Last few copies from an exclusive run for Mr. Scruff's epic Roundhouse All-Dayer on 31st May 2014 |
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2xLP (ZEN209)
*2LP (Heavyweight 180g vinyl) with 12" gatefold sleeve (6mm spine)* |
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CD (BRC-417)
Japanese Edition CD |
| CD (ZENCD209) |
Digital |
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SAVE TO SPOTIFY
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| MP3 (ZENDNL209) |
| 16-bit WAV (ZENDNL209W) |
Physical |
Digital |
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2xLP (ZEN209X)
Clear Vinyl Last few copies from an exclusive run for Mr. Scruff's epic Roundhouse All-Dayer on 31st May 2014 |
SAVE TO SPOTIFY
Add this album to your Spotify account now You will be asked to login with your Spotify Account Read our Terms & Conditions about this service here |
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|
2xLP (ZEN209)
*2LP (Heavyweight 180g vinyl) with 12" gatefold sleeve (6mm spine)* |
MP3 (ZENDNL209) | ||
|
CD (BRC-417)
Japanese Edition CD |
16-bit WAV (ZENDNL209W) | ||
| CD (ZENCD209) | |||
Tracklist
- CD
- CD
- 2xLP
- 2xLP
- MP3
- 16-bit WAV
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1
Stereo Breath
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2
Render Me
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3
Deliverance
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4
Thought To The Meaning
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5
Friendly Bacteria
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6
Come Find Me
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7
Where Am I?
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8
He Don’t
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9
What
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10
We Are Coming
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11
Catch Sound (featuring Denis Jones)
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12
Feel Free
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Play All (12)
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1
Stereo Breath
-
2
Render Me
-
3
Deliverance
-
4
Thought To The Meaning
-
5
Friendly Bacteria
-
6
Come Find Me
-
7
Where Am I?
-
8
He Don’t
-
9
What
-
10
We Are Coming
-
11
Catch Sound (featuring Denis Jones)
-
12
Feel Free
-
13
Get Down (Bonus Track)Album only
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Play All (12)
-
1
Stereo Breath
-
2
Render Me
-
3
Deliverance
-
4
Thought To The Meaning
-
5
Friendly Bacteria
-
6
Come Find Me
-
7
Where Am I?
-
8
He Don’t
-
9
What
-
10
We Are Coming
-
11
Catch Sound (featuring Denis Jones)
-
12
Feel Free
-
Play All (12)
-
1
Stereo Breath
-
2
Render Me
-
3
Deliverance
-
4
Thought To The Meaning
-
5
Friendly Bacteria
-
6
Come Find Me
-
7
Where Am I?
-
8
He Don’t
-
9
What
-
10
We Are Coming
-
11
Catch Sound (featuring Denis Jones)
-
12
Feel Free
-
Play All (12)
It’s a new Mr. Scruff album and you know what to expect, right? We widdle on about sexy potatoes and bouncy bacteria offering you a cup of tea, you have a little chuckle and actually make a brew, you stick on the album and… hold on. Because you see, quietly and without a lot of fuss (cos that’s not the way the Stockport Strepsil rolls) Mr. Scruff aka Andy Carthy has been evolving and developing his music.
So yeah, you can still count upon a shedlo...
It’s a new Mr. Scruff album and you know what to expect, right? We widdle on about sexy potatoes and bouncy bacteria offering you a cup of tea, you have a little chuckle and actually make a brew, you stick on the album and… hold on. Because you see, quietly and without a lot of fuss (cos that’s not the way the Stockport Strepsil rolls) Mr. Scruff aka Andy Carthy has been evolving and developing his music.
So yeah, you can still count upon a shedload of gritty funk and stony soul (not sure where this metaphor’s going..?) but the new record displays a stripped back musicality, a depth that maybe hasn’t been there before. It’s been coming across his last few releases, but this is the most complete, sustained exploration of where his music is at right now. In Carthy’s own pithy words it’s “tougher, sparser, less samples, more bass. More vocals and collaborations and shorter tunes.”
If this record proves anything, it’s that there’s more, much more to the work of Andy Carthy than dancefloor grooves and funny cartoons.
Don’t worry though – it is still one sexy potato.
