Without a doubt, I feel the most innovation of the techno/experimental genre comes out of German labels. Considering Force Inc./Mille Plateaux over just the past year: Sutekh: Periods Make Sense, Twerk: Humantics, Stewart Walker: Stabiles. Three very innnovative pieces of work, to me that is. Then, of course, Chain Reaction: Vladislav Delay, Fluxion. Not to mention Scape, Raster-Noton and the whole Klang/Playhouse/Kompakt/... ring. I've been very bored with what's been coming out of Kanzleramt, however. With the exception of Timeblind's Dead Tech. Tresor has a few gems every once in awhile, but I feel for the most part put out, not particularly bad techno, but just typical and not very interesting because we've all heard it before. Just my thoughts. L8r.
M On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Tosh Cooey wrote: > Is my perspective way off or is most direction in techno coming from > Germany these days? > > I think back to the BC/CR days, now kompakt and Ladomat, throw in > Playhouse and those are just the larger labels. > > Tosh > > PS. I love Swayzak and Lawrence!!! > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
