hi Jurren I should say I did not buy this Hanf book yet. Actually, I doubt on buying it, as the cover contains a stock photo, which suggests the book might be a desktop theoretical essay on Detroit music and background, without visiting town nor speaking to artists. The book is limited to some 124 pages too, which helps me supposing this. But I guess it should be dedicated enough to help introduce those non-familiar to town and music to orient themselves a bit with. Thanks for that link. Here's another recent one: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336871356_The_History_of_Detroit_Techno_and_its_growing_influence_on_American_and_European_culture_and_philosophy
Mario ________________________________ Van: baars <h1_t3ch_f...@hotmail.com> Verzonden: maandag 2 maart 2020 11:44 Aan: Mario De Block <madb...@hotmail.com> CC: Three-One-Three <313@hyperreal.org> Onderwerp: Re: Books on Detriot Techno interesting, had not heard about that one before. is it any good (i assume it is as you have recommended it 🙂 ) louis digital (arcola/footwork and half of unspecified enemies) did a publication on techno & architecture years ago which always sounded interesting but i never took the time to really look for it, but i see it is available online now: https://www.academia.edu/37221994/The_Sound_of_Detroit_Notes_Tones_and_Rhythms_from_Underground (it is also included in this book: https://www.theacousticcity.com and it even has a mix that accompanies the essay: https://soundcloud.com/unspecified-enemies/the-sound-of-detroit-base-camp-utopia-808 jurren ________________________________ Mario De Block <madb...@hotmail.com> wrote: this one should be theme-specific, but harder to get and therefor more expensive: https://www.abebooks.com/9783639049145/Detroit-Techno-Transfer-Soul-Machine-3639049144/plp M.
