Coming off the summer release of their celebrated debut full-length, Crooks & Lovers, not to mention a well-received set during last weekend's Pop Montreal festival, London-based electronic duo Mount Kimbie are in the midst of prepping their next dreamy, dubstep-exploring release. Titled Blind Night Errand , the curt collection, to be released next month, naturally places the wobbly rhythms of its title cut, which originally appeared on Crooks & Lovers, at the front end of the set.
XLR8R reports that the EP's title track will be backed by "Before I Move Off," another glitched-out, cavernous crawl taken from Crooks & Lovers, as well as re-interpretations from the production duo's 2009 single, Maybes. A new mix of that record's hazy, filtered synth slow jam "William" will pop up, as well as a live version of "Maybes," recorded at a club gig at Berlin's Berghain club.
English imprint Hotflush will release Blind Night Errant on November 29 in the UK.
XLR8R reports that the EP's title track will be backed by "Before I Move Off," another glitched-out, cavernous crawl taken from Crooks & Lovers, as well as re-interpretations from the production duo's 2009 single, Maybes. A new mix of that record's hazy, filtered synth slow jam "William" will pop up, as well as a live version of "Maybes," recorded at a club gig at Berlin's Berghain club.
English imprint Hotflush will release Blind Night Errant on November 29 in the UK.
