diego uses some detroit inspired sounds sometimes, but i don't know that i would call him detroit or minimal. he's more like a cross between kanzleramt (which has released most of his stuff) and inigo kennedy. really great artist; some very unique and forward thinking techno. but if you're looking for something "detroit" you may be disappointed/surprised.
i really wouldn't call him a rob hood imitator at all. then, imo, neither is jacek. ----- Original Message ----- From: "techno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "henrique casanova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 10:52 AM Subject: Re: (313) Robert Hood imitations? > Maybe someone could elaborate and give me your opinion on these . > (I mostly mail order). > I have these listed under Detroit minmal (style) techno. > > RELIC FORNICATION EP ENABLE > SONIC INSOMNIAC TARETH EP NEW RELIGION > DIEGO INSTANT REALITY DIALECT > RODENBUSH EP TRANSIENT > > on 1/15/03 12:55 AM, henrique casanova at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Jacek Sienkiewicz's work is very good. his album techne will never leave my > > bag. i am a gigant fan of Hood's music (m plant style mainly) and im really > > glad other talented persons make music with this kinda inspiration. a good > > example would be sterac tracks that sometimes sound like tributes to robert > > hood style. i hope you guys can name a big number of "rob hood imitations" > > because it will definitly sound good. i was listening to the groovetech > > stremings of neil iceton's singularity ep and it sound pretty cool to me. > > serious drum programming, deep strong chords (sounding similar to hood's > > chords) and a nice atmosfere to make a str8 techno set more interesting. > > > > well, lets wait for more minimal advices from this topic. : ] > > > > take care you all > > light! > > > > henrique----
