Great to hear mention of Octagon Man - I had his first LP on Electron Industries which was subsequently NICKED from me by some heartless c*nt here in London. Can't find it anywhere now, but it's got some killer tracks on it if memory serves...more recent material I've heard hasn't really cut it for me in the same way though.
Andrew -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 March 2004 09:52 To: Sakari Karipuro Cc: 313 Subject: Re: (313) things / unsubscribe >I've been really thinking the same. Just too much uninteresting "jokes" >and one-liners. getting boring.. so, ANYONE know 313-related list that >has some actual information and good discussion? i'd like to subscribe. >5 years on this list seem to be enough; this used to be a great list >with great people. i'm gonna wait a few days if anyone responds to my >leo anibaldi -query and unsubscribe. Grrrrrr - here's some info on Leo Anibaldi he played the Romaeuropa Festival 2003 with Lory D Surphase is an eclectic, varying group of electronic music lovers and artists, coming from various backgrounds, and since 1999 working as Surphase in producing and promoting works and events. It is characterised by an instinctive, curious exploration of the various souls and natures of the electronic music culture: thus, wandering from acousmatica to minimal click'n'cuts, from techno to electro to d'n'b and to blacktronica/hip hop, Surphase has proved to be one of Italy's groups that is best tuned to what is happening in the most innovating music circuits, that are characterised by unforeseeable experimentations and continuous mixings of atmospheres and styles. At the RomaeuropaFestival Night, Surphase offers a collection of legendary artists: a rare DJ set for four hands by Lory D and Leo Anibaldi, DJs/producers of original as well as powerful acid techno, and the Italian premiere of Octagon Man/Depth Charge, one of the most radical forces in the British dance scene since the 1980s. Constantly in touch with the hip hop, funk, and electro roots of dance, Octagon Man represents a precursor of more recent hybrids and of the strongest rising styles in the sphere of experimental dance. http://www.romaeuropa.net/english/festival/schede_compagnie2003/surface.htm by the way - that took me all of five minutes to find on the internet - type in "Leo Anibaldi" using Google and it comes up so then I followed a logical progression to find Surphase and I found this http://www.surphase.it/arena.htm If you don't think there are great people here anymore then you might as well unsub I guess all this uninteresting talk about unsubscribing is making me want to unsubscribe ;) MEK
