Re: (313) Aardvarck
Anya Stang said: Aardvarck is Mike Krivits. Had some well nice releases on Delsin. Kinda chilled broken beat but still funky. I have the Nozum and Re Spoken ep's which I like a lot. The broken beatness (if that's a real word) of the Re Spoken ep is probably due to the fact that Aardvarck's tracks on that Ep were remixed by Domu and Nubian Mindz. Also Aardvarck's Cult Copy on Rush Hour last year was probably one of my favourite purchases for the year. Top quality. Cult Copy also appeared on Carl Craig's The Workout double mix CD pack.
RE: (313) Aardvarck
Aardvarck is Mike Krivits. Had some well nice releases on Delsin. Kinda chilled broken beat but still funky. I have the Nozum and Re Spoken ep's which I like a lot. Missed out on his album Find The Cow. : ( Check out the Aardvarck's Cult Copy 12 on Rush Hour if you can find it... it's a little more 4/4 than he usually does and superb, among his career best efforts so far IMHO. Listen to Find The Cow on Delsin before you buy it. I like it but opinions vary, it's diverse too which I personally like. The track Steck is a haunting kind of deep broken beat affair and there are more like that on the album. It's hard to go wrong with most Delsin releases... like the Attica Blues remix of Nozum is tight. Also I really like Aardvarck Donkeyboy release on Music for Speakers. A weird vocal track called man to come that's a deep funky dark groover, mixes well with Theo/KDJ and deep detroit house oddly enough. Then there's collaboration track on there with Sonar Lodge that is awesome too. I like the ReSpoken thing with Nubian Mindz remix... I think that's on Rush Hour. Those Dutch labels are always sleeping around with labels and tracks though ;) I like that Aardvarck can do abstract/dowtempo and also house and broken-up kind of beats and techno flavors. Definitely an innovator and in a super-crowded field of electronic producers he surely stands out. I mean Domu is remixing him... that says a lot right there. He is pretty prolific... I haven't heard the new one album on Delsin yet though -- how does it compare? peace, Matt MacQueen
(313) playlist WNUR Chicago - 7 March 2003
Clinically Inclined 7 March 2003 9:30pm - 12:30am CST live stream www.wnur.org during showtime / 89.3 FM in Chicago 9:30 - 11:00pm M. MacQueen Sade - When Am I Going To Make A Living - Diamond Life (Epic) '84 Staple Singers - Slippery People - Club Version (Private) '83 Lonnie Liston Smith The Cosmic Echoes - Expansions (Flying Dutchman) '75 Daniel Ibbotson - Super High Resolution 1 - New Stories (Reel) Dan Bell - The Symphony (Can You Feel It) - (Elevate Special Projects) Felix Da Housekat - B'4 Wuz Then - Metropolis Present Day? (Radikal Fear) Apollonia 6 - Sex Shooter - Apollonia 6 (Warner Bros) '84 Newworldaquarium - Tresspassers (Delsin) The Good Men - Frisk - Father In The Bathroom (Fresh Fruit) Reese - The Heavens - Mayday Mix (KMS) World 2 World - Greater Than Yourself (UR) Drexciya - Gravity Waves (Clone) Max Mohr - Time Travel (Playhouse) Soul Designer - Early Blow - Central Remixes pt. 6 (Central) Morganistic - Leaf - Fluids Amniotic (Input Neuron) Suburban Knight - Nocturbulous - Nocturbulous Behavior (UR) Morganistic - Let It Go - Fluids Amniotic (Input Neuron) Newworldaquarium - Heavy Metal (Peacefrog) CiM - Pop Squabble - Noki Bay EP (Ann-Aimee) Jesse Saunders - Funk You Up - club mix (Street Fire) '84 11pm - 12:30am Dr. Siska Oratai - Lighthouse, Theo Parrish Remix - The Timpani Waves EP (Oratai) Boards of Canada - hi scores (skam) tim koch - mumbersome - volume ep (defocus) polygon window - if it is really me - surfing on sinewaves (warp) red planet - search your feelings (Red Planet) symbols instruments - mood (network) q1.1 (basic channel) motion control - digit 2 (universal code) royal house - dirty beats (warlock) virgo - free yourself (trax) melody boy 2000 - monotone fantastique - the users and the gadgets (gadgets) oneiro - 6bcexperimental (organico) stasis - point of no return (b12) diego - go see the world - persuasion channel (kanzleramt) jel ford - new home - ad hoc (jericho) gary martin - subterranean substance (g martin rmx) (teknotika/exceptional) trolley route - last to bethel green (rue east rmx) (pure plastic) surgeon - black jackal throwbacks - force+form (tresor) peace, Matt MacQueen
Re: (313) Chicago313
[Cyborg K [EMAIL PROTECTED]] I am moving from Kalamazoo to Chicago in the very near future. I'd like to make contact with any head that live in Chicago, and also keep up to date on the various events that are going on, not just club nights but loft parties or small art-oriented events and the like. It's not as up-to-date as it used to be, but it's still a good list: http://immute.net/list/ -- :: atomly :: [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] : www.atomly.com ... [ atomiq records : po box 805319 chicago il 60680 : 312.804.5389 ... [ send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] info and updates ...
(313) theo
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Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
I did that and it collapsed with the weight. ;) I think it was 'cause I put magazines I've written for on top of them. Seriously many an international stores them in their parents' basement. -- From: Placid [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records? Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 9:06 PM I went to ikea. Bought a big shelving unit with lots of cubes. Ideal but fairly pricey... 150-200 £... Looks nic3e tho holds about 1500 records Hi, maybe a stupid question, but where do you store all of those records? Just in your livingroom in a cabinet or just stacked away in some corner, or in crates? Any ideas, photo's of there records, etc? I'm moving this month to my new house and want to get rid of all those crates but I find it hard to find a nice cabinet or something for a decent price, I'd better buy more records for that money then :-) I own about 1400 records but there surely are people with a lot more records Thanks, Remco
Re: (313) theo
does anyone have the tracklistings for these days times 1 2 thanx http://www.twoplayer.co.uk/theo Cheers, Maarten
Re: (313) theo
does anyone have the tracklistings for these days times 1 2 thanx http://www.twoplayer.co.uk/theo Cheers, Maarten so what happened to this site anyway ? wondering
Re: (313) Aardvarck
The new Aardvarck ep on Delsin is called Gensin. I have only heard it couple of times but I have to admit it that even though some broken techno stuff bothers me in the long run, i find that the tracks on Gensin are rather quite pleasant. Raw broken beats and breaks are subtly complemented by long synth sweeps. It differs from the other release i own, Cult Copy which is more 4/4 and dancefloor oriented, but i would reccommend the Gensin ep to anyone curious of the Aardvarck sound. Btw, an Aardvark is an African mammal, about the size of a pig, that feeds on insects and small vertebrates and lives in huge burrows under the ground. It has big donkey like ears and a long snout with a pig nose at the end. It's long sharp claws make it a very threatening animal even to large predators. Theres was a cool comic called Cerebus on a humanoid aardvarck with special powers (i think). - Original Message - From: Anya Stang [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 12:18 AM Subject: Re: (313) Aardvarck Aardvarck is Mike Krivits. Had some well nice releases on Delsin. Kinda chilled broken beat but still funky. I have the Nozum and Re Spoken ep's which I like a lot. Missed out on his album Find The Cow. : ( Tracks by him also appear on both Delsin comp's that I recommended recently ; ) and on the MusicForSpeakers compilation 2. Delsin's latest release is Aardvarck too, if memory serves rightly. Havent heard it yet in full though, only snippets. Any opinions? Ta, Anya Aardvarck's an interesting choice of name btw. Doesn't it mean earth pig or something like that? On Tuesday, Mar 11, 2003, at 20:17 Europe/London, Cyhl wrote: http://212.136.217.80/~mfs/site/biography.php?id=3 http://212.136.217.80/%7Emfs/site/biography.php?id=3 still digging there... just found his bio ! (and a bunch of other info) cyhl http://www.dreamlabrecords.com/DreamLabzFM.htm (March sets are up !) http://www.bastardjazz.com Maarten Baute wrote: dunno much about him/her/them either, except I like this stuff too ! there's http://www.musicforspeakers.com/ but not too much info about the artist itself ! it is a HIM. And HE likes soundmodules a lot... I must have read his biography somewhere.. but I can´t rembember where. Marsel probably knows some more... Cheers, Maarten
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(313) Subject: Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
I've seen similar boxes to those MDF ones on the link in some record stores - they were very shabby in construction and were quite expensive - I couldn't see why people would buy them... If you want something as basic as that get some MDF and borrow a drill and make them yourself for a few quid each... I think it was only a while back this discussion came up but anyway... At home I store about 1000 records in Ikea's Expedit bookcase http://www.ikea.co.uk/product_presentation/show.asp?productnumber=9711type=IIIid=3039,3078 - they only show the 4x4 one on the website but there is 5x5 one too (records take up just over half of the unit). Its very strong and sturdy and I am very happy with it. I reckon you can store 50-100 records comfortably in each section meaning you can in theory get 2500 records in the 5x5 unit, but remember that is going to be a huge weight so think about it if you are not on solid concrete! The rest of my records (about 10,000+) I store in a rented storage unit which (1) I feel is more secure than keeping everything at home (2) having avoided having to move with all these records once has provided itself very useful (3) I don't reckon the weight of all these records upstairs is good for the house! In the unit I use cheap shelving units from DIY stores (Homebase and Wickes) which were about gbp20 each and store round about 1000 records each. Unsorted stuff I put temporarily in plastic crates which I got at gbp1 each on Milton Keynes market about 4-5 years ago and are still going strong! David
(313) ugly edit 4 / downlow party
first: just saw a copy of the fourth ugly edit for sale. apparently it has an edit of a song by the dells, and one by minnie ripperton. anyone heard it, and can tell me what song it are, and if they're any good? about the dells, i know he's done at least two edits, one is 'no way back' and another one from the album 'the said it couldn't be done but we did it anyway' [wicked coverart on that album!] so which one got released? i haven't got a clue as to what minnie ripperton song he edited. second: so how was the downlow party last saturday? jurren _ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
I just bought some of these at Home Depot for $12.00 each. http://www.millspride.com/mills/ourproducts/stor_items_c6.htm The shelves are fully adjustable and are stackable. They are simple to put together, they look cool, have a lifetime warranty (if that matters), and in my opinion are a great deal for the money. The records stick out a little bit but I find it easier to flip through them. Chris technoiraudio.com
Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
so sho's got recommendations for this kind of stuff in the uk ? not ikea though. paul - Original Message - From: chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 1:57 PM Subject: Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records? I just bought some of these at Home Depot for $12.00 each. http://www.millspride.com/mills/ourproducts/stor_items_c6.htm The shelves are fully adjustable and are stackable. They are simple to put together, they look cool, have a lifetime warranty (if that matters), and in my opinion are a great deal for the money. The records stick out a little bit but I find it easier to flip through them. Chris technoiraudio.com
RE: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
try also Spybox www.spybox.co.uk -Original Message- From: innercity records [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 March 2003 14:39 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Subject:Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records? so sho's got recommendations for this kind of stuff in the uk ? not ikea though. paul - Original Message - From: chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 1:57 PM Subject: Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records? I just bought some of these at Home Depot for $12.00 each. http://www.millspride.com/mills/ourproducts/stor_items_c6.htm The shelves are fully adjustable and are stackable. They are simple to put together, they look cool, have a lifetime warranty (if that matters), and in my opinion are a great deal for the money. The records stick out a little bit but I find it easier to flip through them. Chris technoiraudio.com
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Re: (313) Chicago313
[atomly [EMAIL PROTECTED]] [Cyborg K [EMAIL PROTECTED]] I am moving from Kalamazoo to Chicago in the very near future. I'd like to make contact with any head that live in Chicago, and also keep up to date on the various events that are going on, not just club nights but loft parties or small art-oriented events and the like. It's not as up-to-date as it used to be, but it's still a good list: http://immute.net/list/ It'd be a lot more up to date if I had some help! (hint, hint...) :) Matt -- Matt Hellige [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://matt.immute.net
(313) Brendan M. Gillen essay in Dusted
Ectomorph on Bicoastalism and Detroit: http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/86 ben
(313) Any techno near Harrisburg?
HI all, I need some pointers as i will be in Harrisburg in Pennsylvania for 2 weeks in April. May i know where is a nearest to buy good US techno records and hopefully parties to go? I hope to hear from any listers regarding and meet up on weekend will be cool. Your techno friend from Singapore but in China now, Collin Chen
Re: (313) Subject: Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
I got my shelves at Target. They have 9 squares that will hold about 100 records each and were under $100.00 http://www.target.com/gp/browse.html/ref=sc_fe_l_1/601-3397985-4984148?node= 1200532 Jeff www.nocturnalnoize.com
(313) Any 313ers in East Germany - Shameless Plug
If there are any 313ers in East Germany please note that I will be performing with the main man from Chicago to Berlin - DJ Rush - KneDeep. This will be an exclusive 5hr set from the Big man at the Triebwerk in Dresden on the 04th April 2003. For tickets and information go to www.triebwerk-dresden.de Thanks or Danke :) Ian
Re: (313) Any 313ers in East Germany - Shameless Plug
Ian, say hi to Rush for me and ask him if he's finished that CD for pro-jex yet. he'll know what im talking about. have fun ;-) Rob Jarvis. Victoria Music Ltd. Unit 215 old gramaphone works 326 Kensal Road London W10 5BZ + 44 (0)20 7565 8193 voice + 44 (0)20 8960 3834 fax http://www.victoria-music.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] (MSN messenger) pro-jex + killa bite + inform + subvoice + room tone + housedust + nepenta + u7 + kne' deep + rodeo meat + response audio + sounds unique + hypercubic + radio sonic + neon + feedback From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 16:38:13 - To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Any 313ers in East Germany - Shameless Plug If there are any 313ers in East Germany please note that I will be performing with the main man from Chicago to Berlin - DJ Rush - KneDeep. This will be an exclusive 5hr set from the Big man at the Triebwerk in Dresden on the 04th April 2003. For tickets and information go to www.triebwerk-dresden.de Thanks or Danke :) Ian
(313) dubplates and pressing reccomendations?
I apologise for the relatively off-topicness of this post, but you are the most knowlegeable people I know for all topics related to electronic music. So, I've decided to take the big step and setup a record label with a buddy. We are undertaking this adventure not to make money (obviously) but to celebrate our love of and dedication to electronic music. Many people here in Rome have asked if we are nuts and one of the most constant remarks was you're brave :-) As of now, we are in the process of defining the right strategies for marketing and distribution, but especially we are looking for good quality and affordable places to get dublates and the pressing done. As there are many label owners on this list, I wanted to ask you people what you reccommend for this type of things - places, experiences, tips...that sort of thing. Please reply off list please fab.
(313) Jan Jelinek tour info
Just landed in my mailbox
JAN JELINEK ON TOUR:
march 14th goetheburg (S) - idealfestival @ nefertiti
march 15th oslo (N) - kill your ego
march 22nd brussels (B) - recycle-art
april 11th bologna (I) - link
april 12th florence (I) - exmud (www.exmud.it)
april 13 th madrid (E) - la casa encenida
(www.lacasaencendida.com)
april 24th new york - tonic (+ thomas fehlmann)
april 25th toronto - venue tba (+ thomas fehlmann)
april 26th detroit - detroit art space (+ thomas fehlmann)
april 29th chicago - empty bottle (+ thomas fehlmann)
may 1st miami - soho lounge (+ thomas fehlmann)
may 23rd barcelona (E) - primavera festival
may 30th london (UK)- venue tba
may 31st birmingham (UK) - venue tba (+ visuals by karl kliem)
to be continued...
artist info:
JAN JELINEK AVEC THE EXPOSURES
la nouvelle pauvreté
sc16cd/sc16lp
EFA cat#: 27116-2/-1
Format: digipack cd / gatefold cover lp
street date europe: february 7th 2003
street date usa: february 11th 2003
RE: (313) Subject: Re: (313) Where do you keep all your records?
At home I store about 1000 records in Ikea's Expedit bookcase http://www.ikea.co.uk/product_presentation/show.asp?productnumber=9711type=IIIid=3039,3078 - they only show the 4x4 one on the website but there is 5x5 one too [...] Its very strong and sturdy and I am very happy with it. Yes I agree.. I have the 5x5 one and it's working well so far for storage. As for having 'readily available' records upright and fast to flip through for DJing at home, I'm working on building a custom piece based on some of the best bins I've seen in record stores, etc. The kind that split the record about halfway and are slightly angled in the front and back for easy flipping. The shelves like this Ikea are great for storage but not so great for easy/fast access if you're trying to get your mix on... and I'm trying to reduce the # of crates lying around as possible, but there will always be some, ha ha peace, Matt MacQueen
