Rustie details his long-awaited 2nd LP 2014-06-24 by Deviant. STAFF | 24 Comments | Hot on the heels of the debut of new single 'Raptor', Glaswegian electronic artist Rustie has confirmed that the long-awaited follow up to his celebrated Glass Swords LP,
Green Language will see an August 26 release, via Warp Records.
The album, which features guest spots from Danny Brown, D Double E, Redinho and Gorgeous Children was "written and recorded at 4am to the sound of birdsong in a remote
location in his native Scotland, influenced by nature, birds and sunrise".
In commenting on the album's name, which has various implications depending on your choice of mythology (some interpret it as "the key to perfect knowledge"), Rustie had this to say: "It’s a language that’s non-dualistic, that speaks to you directly to your emotions without the mind interfering with the message. And music is like that for me.".
You can check out the video for 'Raptor' here:
Tracklist:
1. Workship
2. A Glimpse
3. Raptor
4. Paradise Stone
5. Up Down (featuring D Double E)
6. Attak (featuring Danny Brown)
7. Tempest
8. He Hate Me (featuring Gorgeous Children)
9. Velcro
10. Lost (featuring Redinho)
11. Dream On
12. Lets Spiral
13. Green Language
You can catch Rustie live when he embarks on a pre-release mini tour. Check the dates below:
July 23 Philadelphia, PA @ Dolphin Tavern
July 24 Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West
July 25 New York, NY @ Webster Hall
July 26 Montreal, QC @ Belmont
July 30 Washington, DC @ U Street Music Hall
July 31 San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
August 01 Denver, CO @ The 1UP Colfax
August 02 South El Monte, CA @ Hard Summer (LIVE)
September 18 London, GB @ Oval Space
Green Language is out August 26 via Warp Records. View the artwork below:
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To whoever added this to the database: cheers, but can you not just lazily copy-paste the tracklist from another site. Add it how this site dictates it should be added
| | | 6. [i]Attak (featuring Danny Brown)
whoops
| | | You didn't see nuthin
| | | Raptor goes pretty hard
| | | man i'm hyped as fuck
| | | I loved his song "Flashback"
| | | This goes hamma than any Rustie track I've heard it the past. I'm semi-hyped now.
| | | I'm still seriously underwhelmed by this track
| | | man raptor is somehow more loud than anything off glass swords and it still rules
| | | also pleasantly surprised this article wasn't titled something like "Rustie speaks in a Green Language" or something
| | | Deviant has this tendency to not write awful news articles idk he should work on that
| | | HARDSTYLE BROOOOO
| | | not too shabby.
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also pleasantly surprised this article wasn't titled something like "Rustie speaks in a Green Language" or something
Deviant has this tendency to not write awful news articles idk he should work on that
Always great to see the staff so supportive of the users who are at least trying to make improvements to the majority of the god-awful news articles that get submitted
| | | Hey man I was just messing around, I always love your articles!! Also, pretty sure Will's comment was made without the knowledge that the article was yours.
| | | I wasn't talking about my articles
| | | fuck yeah Rustie
| | | sweet
| | | 'I'm still seriously underwhelmed by this track'
Agreed. Nevertheless, I'm interested in hearing this and seeing what he does with those guest spots.
| | | The more I listen to it, the more bored I am of it. It seems way too simple in comparison to nearly everything from Glass Swords, and I could even ignore that if the track went as "hard" as everyone else seems to think it does, but it just doesn't. He dun goofed on this one
| | | This isn't better than any of the songs I like off of Glass Swords, but it's better than the ones I didn't like.
| | | I mean I like the new tendency tbh but I don't think there's much you can do with an album called Green Language
| | | IDK Dev I've got nothing to say to change your mind because I honestly just hear it different on both levels - I think it's melodically richer than some of his other tracks that go hard and yet still I think that it just... goes hard. I mean Rustie has always been awesome at maintaining a uniquely rich melodiousness when making "bangers", and as much as I love Terra Star and the like, I just feel that glowing aesthetic oozing out of every synth-line here and every transition is just into another section that further boosts its hard-hitting aspect. It doesn't basque in the huge kicks of stuff like City Star/Dope Song but to me it's just more unique because it doesn't rely on that. I fucking love it a lot.
| | | I honestly can't agree that it's melodically richer, because the melody seems to pedestrian and irritating to me. Compared to a tune like 'Surph' or 'Ultra Thizz' this is just repetitive synth banging. I like Rustie because he can belt out a "banger" while still making really intelligent music. This doesn't feel like either
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