I tend to lump Carolla and Zenit with that > sound too even though its a bit different and not even swedish..
i reccommend antezenit 014 (zenit's limited edition sister label) - detroit-ish chords driven techno, reminded me of Aril Brikha...... btw, i will be seeing carola play on thursday so if anyone wants to know how that was......drop me a line. baci fab ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Leidy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "spw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 4:50 PM Subject: Re: (313) Swedish Techno/ was Every Dog 4 > > If you think about it what percentage of techno from Sweden really fit's > > under > > definition #2? > > As for the sound becoming more formulaic maybe you could be more specific > > listing artist and labels other than Adam Bayer, Drumcode. > > My second and final post on the subject as your reply is boderline > flame-bait - if you read my post more carefully, I never implied that > def#2 held a sizeable portion of swedish techno as a whole - merely that > because enough similar records came out, that people eventually referred > to that particular style as "swedish techno." > > nor did i say that adam beyer strictly produces this style of techno (as > indirectly implied by your post)- but a portion of his releases do fall > into this "category" and were instrumental in the formation of the > sub-genre. > > you asked for some other names and labels - i may not be the best person > to ask since i never really got into the style except for some of the > earlier material - some of the Code Red records. Earlier Hybrid records > are excellent, but after the first 30 or so releases, Hybrid and Lekebush > sort of got into that style. Primate, Drumcode, Thomas Krome, Joel Mull > are some of the big names. I tend to lump Carolla and Zenit with that > sound too even though its a bit different and not even swedish.. > > again, let me emphasize that i never said this style is bad- I like a lot > of the stuff from the forementioned producers- but it definitely has > become pretty same-ey over the years, so i never felt inclined to buy > any more then the 10 or so records that I had from a few years back.. > > hope that clarifies what i was getting at. and don't ask me why it gets > "hated on" - i'm not a hater, i'm just kinda bored of the stuff- a > matter of personal taste.. > > p >
