(313) Sutekh in T.O.
Friday March 24th Wabi presents: from San Francisco 'Sutekh' (Belief Systems, Context, Force Inc., Mille Plateaux, Cytrax) along with 'Elektra' - she just moved to Toronto from Germany where she has played at the world renown club Tresor (she will also be appearing alongside DJ T-1000 at an upcoming Phryl event on May 20 - ...which just happens to fall on Mr. Oldhams B-Day!) also spinning: Gerald (that's me!) a.k.a. Matrix from 'Equinox' on 1Groove.com, and the rest of the Wabi crew - Nitsuji, Ozawa, Otaku, and Task. Check out the site for more details! http://www.wabi.org
(313) wilhelm k--not too shabby
well, we kinda like his sound..a little on the basic side. but he sure has some damn good mixtapes, and isn't too bad live, either. unfortunately he doesn't seem to play in SF too much because no one really knows his name. but he has put out some damn good mixtapes..kinda tech/disco...we like him.
Re: (313) wilhelm k--not too shabby
well i'm not a real big fan of him ..he causes some shady shht..but i've seen him in his store going through boxes of records sayin, the kids will like this won't like this and so forth..i've never been to impressed with his deeper jazzy house sets although when he does drop some techno his track selection is nice usually -stacey
Re: (313) wilhelm k--not too shabby
well i'm not a real big fan of him ..he causes some shady shht..but i've seen him in his store going through boxes of records sayin, the kids will like this won't like this and so forth..i've never been to impressed with his deeper jazzy house sets although when he does drop some techno his track selection is nice usually -stacey
(313) Big Life
Never knew Kevin Saunderson played in a band called Big Life :) http://www.altculture.com/aentries/t/techno.html Hans -- Hans Veneman [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.TV-99-AD.com/hans/ http://www.mp3.com/TV99AD
(313) mixed up in the hague
picked up the I-f mix cd today... ...the track listing is only that--a track listing.---no producers are named, only the song titles. does anyone have have this info?? great mix, by the way--real nice combination of italo-disco and retro flavored electro. thanks in advance-- israel
Re: (313) Clayton/Walker review
regarding the remarks on stewart walker's live set in detroit, he may have played a harder set due to the response he received on other parts of the tour. he played first in the line-up here in chicago, and threw out a set more related to his stabiles lp, with lots of subtlety, ambience, and dub (a set which i unfortunately missed). the crowd then got lost a bit during chessie's set, but started getting into kit clayton's set (which was great in chicago also) just as it came to an end. s.w. agreed to play another set, which turned out to be harder-edged, and it completely lit up the crowd, which hadn't _really_ danced until that point. most everyone was into it, yelling and the whole bit. not your typical 'experimental' show ;) so i could see why he might try that set out again. -dave
(313) Reflection Playlist 3/18/00
March 18, 2000 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM Central Standard Time (US) Reflections, Reflecting On The Past, Present and Future Of Underground Music: http://www.flyfm.net Larry Heard - A Long Short Story - Distance Francois Kevorkian - Hypnodelic - Wave Music Wamdue Kids - Hypnotize - Acacia Men From The Nile - Watch Them Come (Jazzanova Rmx.) - Undaground Therapy Muzic Lucho - Symbols of Life - Nuphonic Funky People Presents Blaze - Moonwalk - Nuphonic Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa - Societe Francaise Du Son via Nuphonic Risco Connection - Ain't No Stopping Us Now - Black Rose Music via Nuphonic Love Comittee - Just As Long As I Got You - Salsoul Loose Joints - Is It All Over My Face - Westend Instant Funk - I Got My Mind Made Up - Salsoul T.W. Funkmasters - Love Money - Tania Music Adonis - No Way Back - Trax Kevin Saunderson - Force Field - Transmat Mayday - Wiggin - Kool Kat Records Rhythm Is Rhythm - Kaos - Indigo Records Kevin Saunderson - Bounce Your Body To The Box - Transmat Sleezy D - I've Lost Control - AM Armando - 1-5-1 - Indigo Records Phuture - Acid Tracks - AM Pleasure Zone - House Nation - Trax Bou-Khan - Magic Kahn - Quark Joe Smooth - Promised Land - DJ International The Nightwriters - Let The Music Use You - FFRR Fast Eddie - Can You Still Dance - DJ International Ten City - That's The Way Love Is - Warner CeCe Rogers - Some Day - Atlantic Sterling Void Paris Brightledge - It's Allright - DJ International
(313) WMC/Intuit/Marquis/Upstart
Folks, this is just for clarification. I've had a few folks ask me about seeing Marquis at the event that Intuit is putting on. THIS IS NOT DJ MARQUIS!!! Yes, there are two guys in Detroit named Marquis, who are in music, who have had some involvement with hip hop, among other styles of music. While the Upstart Marquis goes by the name DJ Marquis, the Intuit Marquis goes by Marquis. Nevermind that Marquis is DJing. Both will be in Miami, but again, they are two different guys. Comprende? __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Clayton/Walker review
-Original Message- From: david siska [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000 12:10 AM Subject: Re: (313) Clayton/Walker review regarding the remarks on stewart walker's live set in detroit, he may have played a harder set due to the response he received on other parts of the tour. he played first in the line-up here in chicago, and threw out a set more related to his stabiles lp, with lots of subtlety, ambience, and dub (a set which i unfortunately missed). the crowd then got lost a bit during chessie's set, but started getting into kit clayton's set (which was great in chicago also) just as it came to an end. s.w. agreed to play another set, which turned out to be harder-edged, and it completely lit up the crowd, which hadn't _really_ danced until that point. most everyone was into it, yelling and the whole bit. not your typical 'experimental' show ;) so i could see why he might try that set out again. -dave When the Formless Form tour hit Iowa City I had a lot of the same hopes DJ Marathon spoke to. Chessie was an unexpected surprise, playing some extremely deep, atmospheric indie rock (if that makes sense) - kinda reminded me of earlier Seefeel. The earlier reviews of Kit Clayton's set were right on; very dubby and experimental, and the crowd actually responded well, which was very surprising. Iowa City was treated to a phenomenal live set from Stewart Walker back in September and he mentioned all the material for this performance would be new, so I was extremely excited. However, the whole set was very steady and (dare I say) accessible? I can't really say I was disappointed with it, but it wasn't at all what I was expecting. The production was top notch as usual, but the beat steadied after a while. I still loved at least half the set though. Another strange thing about the Iowa City show is that they were up late the night before, this being their third night performing in a row and Stewart opted to play second, with Kit Clayton going last. Tristan == PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102/index.htm FrogboyMCI on AOL Instant Messenger New mix, Proper Techno and new Album, Québécois, online now. __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
(313) audio-nimbus [playlist] 03.18.00
Here's the audio-nimbus playlist for Saturday March 18th, 12mid - 2am. Your electronic music expansion slot on CJAM 91.5 fm. (Windsor / Detroit). eMail: pietro [EMAIL PROTECTED] William S: I'll Never Let You Go (Instrumental) [House Hallucinates.. V.1] AM Carl Craig: Butterfly [More Songs About Food Revolutionary Art] Planet E Derrick May: A Little Spaced Out [Innovator] Transmat Aril Brikha: Deeparture In Time [Deeparture In Time] Transmat The Modernist: Victor Ludorum (The Winner Takes It All) [Explosion] Matador Mannequin Lung: Turo Plays Solo [Beta Bodega Coalition] Beta Bodega Inc. Theorem: Fallout [Ion] Minus Arovane: Plnt [Arovane] FWD Aspen: Eeez [Album] Elephant Electronic Plaid: Vletrmx (Autechre) [Warp 10+3 Remixes] Warp Peal Seamus: Vox 73 [Elusive Souls] Delsin Tavern On The Green: Dark Duchess [240 Volts] Swayzak Swayzak: Low-Rez Skyline [Snowboarding In Argentina] Swayzak/Medicine Aspen: Retail Snob? (Signer Mix) [Are You That Retail Snob?] Involve The Modernist: Face Working (Original) [Explosion] Matador Signer: Scooter QB [Giving It Up To Feel Effected] Involve Almost Digital: 9/8 [A.D.] Hypnotism Plastikman: Psyk [Artifacts (BC)] Novamute/Minus Farben: Raute [Clicks + Cuts] Mille Plateaux Sweet Trip: Alura [Alura EP] Darla Thanks to all those who tuned in! Pietro. ___ p i e t r o d a s a c c o a u d i o - n i m b u s c j a m 91.5 fm saturdays from midnight - 2am EST 9745 lynngrove cr, windsor, ontario, n8r 1b8, canada g r o o v e s m a g a z i n e www.groovesmag.com
(313) 240 Volts [Swayzak]
Below is some press-info clipped from a recent Forced Exposure emailer that should interest a few of you. I'm pretty sure Swayzak Rec. is located in New York, though. Wondering why they tagged it as UK. SWAYZAK (UK): VA: Two Hundred And Forty Volts CD (SWZ 002 CD). Two Hundred And Forty Volts came together as a result of the Swayzak tours, where they were given material by acquaintances and strangers encountered along the way. It is an album compiled with a sense for travelling as well as listening. Influences are broad, yet echoes of Kraftwerk, Underground Resistance, Basic Channel, etc. Turns out 80s synth pop can be ideal for combining sounds from the past with those of the future. The first half of the record is pure analog -- no computers involved and a decidedly strong dose of electro funk. The second half of the compilation is a more digital affair, where warmth, depth, and melody flow from our more tech-oriented bretheren. Artists include: Swayzak, Roger 23, James S. Taylor, Betamax, Theorem, Dwayne Sodahberk, and Tavern On The Green. $18.00 VA: Two Hundred And Forty Volts 2LP (SWZ 002 LP). Double vinyl version. $19.00 Pietro. ___ p i e t r o d a s a c c o a u d i o - n i m b u s c j a m 91.5 fm saturdays from midnight - 2am EST 9745 lynngrove cr, windsor, ontario, n8r 1b8, canada g r o o v e s m a g a z i n e www.groovesmag.com
Re: (313) Rolando's last name?
Haye! what is Rolando's last name? it was in my memory banks at one point, but seems to have disappeared. thanks. andrew duke :) Rocha, I think. Lay no hope, no dreams, no love, the only escape is Underground http://barkingcat.org/counterforce
Re: (313) Stacey Pullen/ Black Flag
Hey everyone remember that release Black Flag 001 - Sweat? Just wondering if Stacey had any plans for 002, what's the story because that release was around 2 years ago. And I 've also heard that female voice sample...the lights...the heat...the sweat on some other track. Wondered what the source of this is? In a message dated 18/03/00 8:59:23 W. Australia Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The other track I've heard it on is Coastal Commission's 'Rhodes Through Space' on Pacific Coast - beautiful orange vinyl from California which came out last summer, a really deep track... Yes, I've got this too, which actually prompted me to find out the origin of the sample, perhaps it was sampling Staceys track? In a message dated 18/03/00 10:04:43 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Holding a place in my box since the end of January and causing major damage everytime... Black Flag 002 - Stacey Pullen presents Black Odyssey - The Stand pw Whoa, when's the release date for this? A_Zed _ Program Co-ordinator, Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Sunday Electronic Listening [http://rtrfm.ii.net] Perth, W.Aust (WST) 23.00-01.00 Detroit (EST) 10.00-12.00 Frankfurt (CET) 16.00-18.00 London(GMT) 15.00-17.00
