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LA Priest - Party Zute / Learning To Love
The sense of invention defining previous day-job Late of the Pier has only become more severe.
Hearing an LA Priest song evolve is a like seeing a Charmander become a Charizard in the space of a few minutes. Yes, that version of Pokémon you’re playing is probably bugged, but Sam Dust’s the real deal.
‘Party Zute / Learning to Love’ is the surest sign yet that the sense of invention defining previous day-job Late of the Pier has only become more severe. Dust starts from scratch. Stop-start samples flicker past, jazz notes entering midway through. Cut to a couple of minutes in, and this previously modest, tame animal has morphed into a full-on juggernaut. The windows are blown, the system’s in overdrive, and Dust’s suddenly mastering a dagger-sharp dance track. By the time it closes, LA Priest has seemingly spanned across continents to reach his goal. At this breakneck rate, nothing’s going to stand in his way.
LA Priest’s ‘Inji’ album is out 29th June on Domino.
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