Quick repress - numbered 250 to 500. black midi (selhurst) are the enigmatic new London 4-piece that are quickly becoming one of the hottest new underground bands in the country. Having formed only a year ago – and making their name (as a lot of the great new up and coming bands are) at Speedy Wunderground-favourite-haunt The Windmill in Brixton – they feature Geordie Greep (vocals / guitar) , Cameron Picton (bass / vocals), Matt Kelvin (lead guitar) and the incredible drumming of Morgan Simpson. Taut, frenetic, inventive, and with an off-kilter sound that is so completely their own – at a recent (and the only real official thing online about them so far) Queen Kong NTS Radio live session at Flesh and Bone Studios recorded by Speedy-alumni Oli Bayston (Boxed In/Scotti Brains), all the songs they played were so new – none had any titles. In whole existing mainly as a live act up to now, this, their first single proper and first physical release bmbmbm gives you that initial step into their world – their blistering live sound was recorded in just a few hours at Dan Carey’s Speedy Wunderground studio in Streatham in true Speedy style for immediate release. A difficult act to pin down references too, whether contemporary or influential – when the music is this good – it’s best just let it speak for itself. The B-Side Dbdbdb is the enigmatic Savage Gary’s Slow Acid Dub Remix of the title track