Rustie Glass Swords 12/12/05 in full-phantasmic bloom

in full-phantasmic bloom

" says Madeleine

Consisting of four sublime tracks that explore the soulful

Instrumental jazz break "Play the Goddamned Part" -- which recalls Lost Highway's "Driver Down" expanded with more sax squeals and piano tinkering -- serves as a five-minute introduction to the Lynch-ian noir of lead single "God Break Down the Door

The Morning Benders

Rustie Glass Swords 12/12/05 in full-phantasmic bloomFollowing Rusties Warp debut 2010's Sunburst EP as well as essential remixes for the likes of Jamie Lidell, Kelis, The Big Pink and Nicki Minaj, he emerged as a crown jewel within Glasgows already deep talent pool of genrebusting electronic music producers. The now classic early releases showcased Rustie's love for obscure Japanese prog rock, 16 bit video game sonics, icy grime and Detroit techno; creating a vision of the future of rave music. But for