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282:. "Mametchi / Usohachi" ends with a rap verse from Japanese singer and producer Mr. Yote, whom Iglooghost said had "amazing taste in melodies" and that her work "sounds wide-eyed and childlike but is also introspective, like a genius baby." "Gold Coat" is the least frantic of all of the EP's four tracks, and Ryce also called it his least favorite of the songs: "Mal's strength comes from deftly juggling ideas, so "Gold Coat"'s dubstep-tempo diversion feels like a regression." "Peach Rift", the heaviest-sounding and longest cut on the EP at over five minutes, was described by Ryce as a " 31: 314:: "The sky looked really weird and for some reason the word Chinese New Year came into my head. I was really happy, because everything seemed super cool, life just seemed really warm and nice. I think the word Chinese New Year sounds warm and cool. I imagine fireworks, red colours and Chinese lanterns.” Upon its distribution, 235:
is based on a story about 'Xiāngjiāo', a gelatinous and amorphous worm who wears a witch hat and is voiced by heavily pitch-shifted and processed recordings of his father and little sister. Xiāngjiāo is forced to go through portals in colorful and nonsensical lands, having to dodge things such as
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that "Marrying music and pictures is the funnest thing ever. There's so many subconscious elements at play. Looking at a 'mega-sick' picture can make even the most crappy, uncool song sound awesome. Art has this incredible way of subconsciously enhancing music."
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Malliagh described writing the EP's story as if he was scoring a film, first making the cover art for the EP, and then coming up with the structures and sounds of the songs to fit it. He said in an interview with
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peanuts, floating fruit, pink-colored fog, and mountains growing out of the ground. Xiāngjiāo fears both the unfamiliarity of future lands and the extreme speed at which it travels.
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journalist Andrew Ryce to the works of labels PC Music and Noumenal Loom; his reason of the comparison for the former song was due to its "mush-mouthed vocals" and
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critic Ashley Hampson praised Malliagh for making such a unique record while still fitting with the works of other acts on the Brainfeeder label.
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premiered "Xiangjiao". Iglooghost said the name of the record came from looking at the sky while flying back home from his gig in
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of heavy basslines, chirpy synths, and chattering vocals that never quite line up, which can be numbing by the end."
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announced they would release the EP on 30 October 2015. Two days before the release of the EP, the music blog
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garnered positive reviews. Gary Suarez, reviewing for
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Index

A blue worm going inside a hole, as icons such as eyeballs, bombs, and colored balls and water surround the area.
EP
Iglooghost
Genre
Experimental
electronic
wonky
Label
Brainfeeder
Producer
Iglooghost
extended play
Iglooghost
Brainfeeder
footwork
bass
grime
2-step garage
electronica
bass
grime
2-step garage
LA Weekly
Resident Advisor
trance music
hip hop
uptempo
Hard
Sophie
Rubik's Cube

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