Thanks David- glad you like the stuff. Despite dismal sales for all 4
Iridite records the thing that keeps me going is that when people
actually get a chance to hear the music "in the flesh" they often like
it- its just very hard to get shops to order it in. As for white
labels turning up in Gramaphone, John Sokolowski+ Matt McQueen- shame
on you- surely you're not that desperate for food/drink/cigarettes ??
:)
cheers
Jason
----> FOR EXAMPLE:
Iridite 4. I just picked this up when I found a white label sitting
around at Gramaphone, after being impressed by the snippet on the
Submerge website. I just want to say that this record is GREAT.
Exactly the kind of techno record I'm looking for but can never find -
well produced, very futuristic type sound, deep with lots of musical
substance, and at the same time enough drive it can work on the
dancefloor with a little more uptempo set. It is so hard to find
records like this. A perfect extension of the 313 techno concept. If
anyone else knows of records along these lines let me know. I like
deep and sophisticated but I don't necessarily want my records
down-tempo I guess, and I'm still more partisan to the techno vibe
than any jazzy-soul-house type mood (with some exceptions of course!).
~David
