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Brand new track taken from the album “Warehouse Dayz“ Please support us and actually buy the album, we all know you can rip stuff from here, but we put these up in good faith so that you can hear it, like it, and buy it. Don't let us down. Warehouse Dayz is Bachelors of Sciences second album, and a represents a significant direction change for the duo. For their sophomore outing they have raised the bar as an electronic music act, dipping into a wealth of seemingly disparate influences from Lemon Jelly, Portishead, LTJ Bukem, High Contrast, Daft Punk, Mylo and the Prodigy to Debussy, Frank Sinatra and Hunter S. Thompson - and combining these various styles to edge outwards of the genre theyre best known for. The result is a record that delights both on the well worn boards of a smoky club or the dimly lit hues of your living room. From the electro influenced Lost Inside, via the cheeky reggae vibes of Red Stripe, the drum and bass ballad Cant Let Go, and the devastating RipSaw to the Burial tinged Bombay Sapphire, the Lindstrom inflected space-disco sounds of Match Point and the epic amen break centred The Rush, the Bachelors of Science consistently surprise with a diverse palette of sounds, ensuring things never get stale.
