Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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On the ultimate and final instalment of Bop’s ‘Untitled Patterns’ series, ‘Patterns I Have Known And Loved’, the master of moody and marvellous sonics takes an extraordinary voyage into the outskirts of electronic music and beyond, with this special edition release for Record Store Day 2019.
Available as a stunning 50/50 black and white split 12” vinyl, this rare cut is a testament to Med School and Bop, and their dedication to the exploration of drum & bass realms and beyond - a true collector's item.
Comprised of three brand new patterns and an equal number of personal favourites from the series, the Russian musical mastermind takes one last descend down the untitled path as his year-long journey reaches its finale.
New ‘Untitled Patterns’ 66, 68 and 69 see a more playful trip through the glitch inspired micro funk canvas, showcasing a variety of stripped back grooves crossing over to the realms of ambient, dub, footwork and techno.
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Buy or Stream here! Bop.lnk.to/PatternsIHaveKnownAndLovedSo
On the ultimate and final instalment of Bop’s ‘Untitled Patterns’ series, ‘Patterns I Have Known And Loved’, the master of moody and marvellous sonics takes an extraordinary voyage into the outskirts of electronic music and beyond, with this special edition release for Record Store Day 2019.
Available as a stunning 50/50 black and white split 12” vinyl, this rare cut is a testament to Med School and Bop, and their dedication to the exploration of drum & bass realms and beyond - a true collector's item.
Comprised of three brand new patterns and an equal number of personal favourites from the series, the Russian musical mastermind takes one last descend down the untitled path as his year-long journey reaches its finale.
New ‘Untitled Patterns’ 66, 68 and 69 see a more playful trip through the glitch inspired micro funk canvas, showcasing a variety of stripped back grooves crossing over to the realms of ambient, dub, footwork and techno.
Follow Bop:
facebook.com/iambop
@bop
twitter.com/iambop?lang=en
