(313) Dutch Music
Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names.
Re: (313) Dutch Music
Kid Sublime. anything coming out of Rush Hour. The first Benny Sings album is pretty cruisy. On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 12:30 +1000, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names. -- Andrew Jackson Systems Administrator NetRegistry Pty Ltd ___ http://www.netregistry.com.au/ Tel: +61 2 96996099 | Fax: +61 2 96996088 PO Box 270 Broadway | NSW 2007, Australia Your Total Internet Business Services Provider Trusted by 10,000s of Oz Businesses Since 1997
Re: (313) other lists
On Jul 18, 2005, at 8:54 PM, Guilherme Menegon Arantes wrote: What about another list for rock/punk/funk/dub/wave early 80's crossover?? Maybe one for disco, both funk and space variations, with some italo heads is also available?? A list fitting all of the above (minus jazz, unless it's weirdo Sun Ra space jazz, or avant No Wave jazz influences) would be the yahoo group EDP - Electro Disco Punks.Bits of valuable info exchanged on things in this wide net of genres, including great tracks, b-sides you forgot about (or never knew to begin with), rare remixes and alternate versions, etc. Traffic is pretty low, which i actually find to be a relief. They don't know/care much about house or techno classics, and the majority seem to live in NYC -- but hey you can't have it all. ;) Most lists need a focus to be any good.. this is right on the edge of being too broad, yet with this era of music you kind of have to discuss it in context to have it make sense, when you consider the musical melting pot of these genres around that time where electro, disco and punk all met on a dark streetcorner to chug a bottle of cheap wine before trying to sneak into each others club nights. It's pretty quiet till someone asks a question, then all the headz come out of the woodwork to one-up each other on the most correct answer... that part can get annoying, sure, but all in all, it's too informative for me to unsub or stop contributing myself. It's pretty irreverent which i also like. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ElectroDiscoPunks/ EDP was started by the owner of the Miami Bass history list, incidentally. peace -- MM http://sonicsunset.com
Re: (313) Dutch Music
Alden Tyrell's latest on Clone is deadly. Winter in Polarius on Creme is a v.cruisy release, though I dunno if Polarius is dutch or not Is this the next Petrol records release? I'd be pushing to get Random XS' Give Your Body on there as well if it is - get the word out to the latte masses... Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/05 12:30 pm Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names.
Re: (313) Dutch Music
Nah, 'tis much much much better than the Petrol comps. But it has good backing so any good artists out there e-mail me and I will forward. I am merely helping a mate find some names. It has to be listening music. Alden Tyrell's latest on Clone is deadly. Winter in Polarius on Creme is a v.cruisy release, though I dunno if Polarius is dutch or not Is this the next Petrol records release? I'd be pushing to get Random XS' Give Your Body on there as well if it is - get the word out to the latte masses... Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/05 12:30 pm Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names.
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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I'm with Andrew. Just get 'em to license a whole bundle of Rush Hour (and Rush Hour distributed) gear ;-) Rednose Distrikt, Kid Sublime, Aardvarck, Meikbar, Jochem Petri (154, Newworldaquarium, Newworldromantic) Are Peel Seamus and Aroy Dee dutch? Not sure. They always seem to pop up on the RH associated labels. Cyclone Wehner wrote: Nah, 'tis much much much better than the Petrol comps. But it has good backing so any good artists out there e-mail me and I will forward. I am merely helping a mate find some names. It has to be listening music. Alden Tyrell's latest on Clone is deadly. Winter in Polarius on Creme is a v.cruisy release, though I dunno if Polarius is dutch or not Is this the next Petrol records release? I'd be pushing to get Random XS' Give Your Body on there as well if it is - get the word out to the latte masses... Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/05 12:30 pm Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFC3ciuhPPdWeHRgaoRAh0qAKCrCjLQwu6aeHg0o7dk7CNEGIoLsACg/m4T uk/NvHBmYl9cHJpRyYwXZtY= =MHOL -END PGP SIGNATURE-
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cool meikbar remix(deep house) http://www.discogs.com/release/300497 On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 13:44 +1000, David Gillies wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I'm with Andrew. Just get 'em to license a whole bundle of Rush Hour (and Rush Hour distributed) gear ;-) Rednose Distrikt, Kid Sublime, Aardvarck, Meikbar, Jochem Petri (154, Newworldaquarium, Newworldromantic) Are Peel Seamus and Aroy Dee dutch? Not sure. They always seem to pop up on the RH associated labels. Cyclone Wehner wrote: Nah, 'tis much much much better than the Petrol comps. But it has good backing so any good artists out there e-mail me and I will forward. I am merely helping a mate find some names. It has to be listening music. Alden Tyrell's latest on Clone is deadly. Winter in Polarius on Creme is a v.cruisy release, though I dunno if Polarius is dutch or not Is this the next Petrol records release? I'd be pushing to get Random XS' Give Your Body on there as well if it is - get the word out to the latte masses... Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/05 12:30 pm Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFC3ciuhPPdWeHRgaoRAh0qAKCrCjLQwu6aeHg0o7dk7CNEGIoLsACg/m4T uk/NvHBmYl9cHJpRyYwXZtY= =MHOL -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- Andrew Jackson Systems Administrator NetRegistry Pty Ltd ___ http://www.netregistry.com.au/ Tel: +61 2 96996099 | Fax: +61 2 96996088 PO Box 270 Broadway | NSW 2007, Australia Your Total Internet Business Services Provider Trusted by 10,000s of Oz Businesses Since 1997
Re: (313) Dutch Music
On Jul 19, 2005, at 10:44 PM, David Gillies wrote: I'm with Andrew. Just get 'em to license a whole bundle of Rush Hour (and Rush Hour distributed) gear ;-) Rednose Distrikt, Kid Sublime, Aardvarck, Meikbar, all good stuff... what happened to Meikbar? Was there a follow-up to that amazing 12 on Rush Hour from a few years back, that had sunshine on it? phew... would like to hear more stuff like that... peace -- MM http://sonicsunset.com
Re: (313) Dutch Music
last thing i heard from meikbar was this 12 on japanese label psychic phenomena: http://clone.nl/item4694.html very very nice, ruff disco/house cut on the a, flip side is moody KDJ/Theo*ish stuff. recommended. c* Matt MacQueen wrote: On Jul 19, 2005, at 10:44 PM, David Gillies wrote: I'm with Andrew. Just get 'em to license a whole bundle of Rush Hour (and Rush Hour distributed) gear ;-) Rednose Distrikt, Kid Sublime, Aardvarck, Meikbar, all good stuff... what happened to Meikbar? Was there a follow-up to that amazing 12 on Rush Hour from a few years back, that had sunshine on it? phew... would like to hear more stuff like that... peace -- MM http://sonicsunset.com
Re: (313) Dutch Music
oh, and just found out there's a mix-cd from 2004 with a nice tracklisting (haven't heard it yet), including all four meikbar tracks and couple more rushhour goodies (e.g. harry swinger's rage for the 105bpm lovers and aardvarck's spoken (nubian mindz remix 2)): Various - Rush Hour Presents: Eyes Ears Edition http://www.discogs.com/release/417102 c* Carlos de Brito wrote: last thing i heard from meikbar was this 12 on japanese label psychic phenomena: http://clone.nl/item4694.html very very nice, ruff disco/house cut on the a, flip side is moody KDJ/Theo*ish stuff. recommended. c* Matt MacQueen wrote: On Jul 19, 2005, at 10:44 PM, David Gillies wrote: I'm with Andrew. Just get 'em to license a whole bundle of Rush Hour (and Rush Hour distributed) gear ;-) Rednose Distrikt, Kid Sublime, Aardvarck, Meikbar, all good stuff... what happened to Meikbar? Was there a follow-up to that amazing 12 on Rush Hour from a few years back, that had sunshine on it? phew... would like to hear more stuff like that... peace -- MM http://sonicsunset.com
Re: (313) Dutch Music
Are Peel Seamus and Aroy Dee dutch? Not sure. They always seem to pop up on the RH associated labels. yeah they are...peel seamus is delsin head honcho and 313 list-member marsel van der wielen and aroy dee is none other than the great MOS i recommend all of their releases, perfect cruising and listening music: peel seamus: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Peel+Seamus - i really like the shifting gears release aroy dee/ MOS: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Aroy+Dee and http://www.discogs.com/artist/M%3EO%3ES i would say aroy dee is more slow-mo house while MOS is more listening electronics. i have all of his releases and i cant really single anyone out. i'm now going to put on all my delsin stuff fab. - Original Message - From: David Gillies [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 5:44 AM Subject: Re: (313) Dutch Music -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I'm with Andrew. Just get 'em to license a whole bundle of Rush Hour (and Rush Hour distributed) gear ;-) Rednose Distrikt, Kid Sublime, Aardvarck, Meikbar, Jochem Petri (154, Newworldaquarium, Newworldromantic) Are Peel Seamus and Aroy Dee dutch? Not sure. They always seem to pop up on the RH associated labels. Cyclone Wehner wrote: Nah, 'tis much much much better than the Petrol comps. But it has good backing so any good artists out there e-mail me and I will forward. I am merely helping a mate find some names. It has to be listening music. Alden Tyrell's latest on Clone is deadly. Winter in Polarius on Creme is a v.cruisy release, though I dunno if Polarius is dutch or not Is this the next Petrol records release? I'd be pushing to get Random XS' Give Your Body on there as well if it is - get the word out to the latte masses... Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/05 12:30 pm Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFC3ciuhPPdWeHRgaoRAh0qAKCrCjLQwu6aeHg0o7dk7CNEGIoLsACg/m4T uk/NvHBmYl9cHJpRyYwXZtY= =MHOL -END PGP SIGNATURE-
(313) Mixed Moods - For your listening pleasure
http://www.acidmixes.com/mixed_moods.zip as usual just rename to mixed_moods.mp3 iti s not a zip file Tracklist Mateo and Matos - Mixed Moods - Spiritual Life sampler Envelope - Be There - Airtight Mike Huckaby - Deep Transportation Vol 2 - Harmonie Park Tom and Joyce - Vai Minha Tristeza - Wave Undercover Agency - Dance, Dance - Viva Scuba - Where The Wild Things Are Andre Lodemann - E Movement - Moods and Grooves Milk and Honey - Touch - Wave Jesper Dahlback - The Persuader - Svek Dj Deep and Jovonn - Back in the Dark - Distance Marcellus Pittman - M. Pittman EP -FXHE Schatrax - Mispent Years - Schatrax Foremost Poets - Reasons To Be Dismal ? - SBK Recorded in one hit on 2 technics @192kbps 96mb Enjoy
Re: (313) Dutch Music
On Wednesday, July 20, 2005, at 10:45AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: we ain't dutch anymore we're just about to leave.. prepare for the planet delsin http://www.delsin.org Planet Delsin? I thought Peel Seamus was from that place just between Holland and Norway called Hal Varian? As long as that 154 guy is at Planet Delsin then i am avoiding that place ;) kj at technotourist dot org
(313) Update/Mixes and Video from Glastonbury 2005
Hi ya all Shamless plug here but I have a new mix on my site which was taken from a night I played at in the Southend, UK and here's a tracklisting with the link. If the link does not work just go to www.kube72.com and to the mixes section. Also in there is a short 2min video of me playing in the West Coast Tent at Glastonbury, so please dl if you like. Thanks Ian Tracklisting : Dexter - Acid Lullaby - Cocoon Recordings Fumiya Tanaka - Continuation - ? Jeff Mills - 88 - Axis Tim Baker - Thief in the Night - Novamute D.Thompson D.Eben - Pizza On Me - Psycho Thrill Conceiled Project - Definition Of D - Svek Bassic Pressure - Take 2 - Authentic Music Matt Chester - Defeat Me - 11th Hour Maurizio - M4 - Tresor Gabriel Ananda - Glitter - Cocoon Recordings K.Saunderson feat E-Dancer - Pump the Move - Music Man The Martian - Revenge of the Wolf - Red Planet DJ Pierre - Phuture 303 (deep underground mix) - Phuture Ent Joey Beltram - Beyonder - Tresor Jeff Mills - AX-009C- Axis Reducer - The Strip - Instillation Records Gary Martin - Who's Schollin Who? - Flux Recordings Slam - Virtuoso (Rolando Mix) - Soma Records Bam Bam - Where's Your Child - Tresor Tracid Zenker - Aktionsradius - Acid Files 55mins www.kube72.com/mp3/Kube%2072%20Live%20at%20Electric%20Boutique%202005.mp3 www.midnightbeats.de
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yeah, we're all about to leave we still need to work out the idea to drop 154 out of the space ship somewhere \\ prepare for the planet delsin http://www.delsin.org ___ http://nomorewords.net - Original Message - From: Klaas-Jan Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 11:00 AM Subject: Re: (313) Dutch Music On Wednesday, July 20, 2005, at 10:45AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: we ain't dutch anymore we're just about to leave.. prepare for the planet delsin http://www.delsin.org Planet Delsin? I thought Peel Seamus was from that place just between Holland and Norway called Hal Varian? As long as that 154 guy is at Planet Delsin then i am avoiding that place ;) kj at technotourist dot org
(313) (london) July 30th Sud Electronic House Party , With Jeff 'Algorithm Milligan , Live , Portable , Lump + More Dj's
30th July 2005 Süd Electronic Houseparty Jeff Algorhithm Milligan ( Minus , Plus 8 , Traum , Tongut , Onitor , Revolver , Background , Force Inc , FoundSounds , Bip Hop e.t.c. ) - 3 Deck - Dj Set Portable As BodyCode ( Scape , Spectral/Ghostly , Süd Electronic , Background , Revolver , Meteosound , Karat , Static Disco , e.t.c.) - Live Lump ( Süd Electronic , Substatic , Karloff , Textone ) - Live Nick Craddock ( www.nickcraddock.co.uk) Lakuti ( Süd Electronic ) - Dj Set Door Charge : 6 pounds Time: 10 p.m. - 5 a.m. Venue : Exit , 174 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU Click on the link below for a map www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=51.5216lon=-0.0713scale=1icon=x Nearest Tube / Bus : Aldgate East , Liverpool Street , Old Street . Buses : 8 , 149 , 67 , 242 e.t.c. Süd return with different sort of event ; held a rather intimate venue , reminiscent of being in someones houseparty . Tickets will be limited for this one , so we would advise that you pre book your name on the paying guestlist , to guarantee that you get in . Tickets will only be sold , on the door , on the night , so do not worry about purchasing an advance ticket ! Intimate space , maximum Quality ! here is a detailed blurb on the artists involved on the night ! JEFF MILLIGAN aka ALGORITHM . In 1986, at the age of 14, Jeff Milligan (aka :Algorithm) had his first exposure to electronic music via some of Chicago, Detroit and Toronto's earliest alternative radio programs. A year later in 1987, Jeff decided to dedicate his life to DJing and producing music. His close proximity to the Great Lakes Triangle : Toronto, Chicago and Detroit, led Jeff to develop a foremost influence from the early years of American house and techno. As Jeff delved deeper, he developed a keen interest in various German and British artists and record labels. The music Jeff played at the time and still does to this day, has a dual, continental European and American influence, the more experimental, more minimal sound of the two continents, the origins of what evolved into a unique Canadian sound. Jeff was the first DJ to expose a Canadian audience to his unique brand of techno and house music selections, preceded only by Richie Hawtin. Jeff's highly technical, three turntable style put him in high demand across North America and by the age of twenty, Jeff was playing the Midwest circuit (Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland etc.) and nationwide, all over Canada. Jeff is legendarily regarded by his contemporaries as one the most technically talented DJ's in the world. By 1999, Jeff began touring the European circuit and by 2002, toured Japan. Jeff has since performed in almost every major city in Europe, North America, and Japan, spanning the globe, maintaining a rigorous tour schedule, DJ'ing and performing live at the world's finest venues in support of the music he loves. He has headlined alongside almost every prolific producer to have graced the electronic music stage in the past decade. Jeff's own musical compositions have also had considerable impact on the world and he is highly regarded as a musician as well as a DJ. Jeff's last full length album project, Composure (Force Inc., Germany) features Jeff's recomposed work of some of the world's most prolific artists including : Farben (Klang Elektronik), Matmos (Bjork), Kid 606 (Tigerbeat), Sutekh (Context), Twerk (Force Inc.), Safety Scissors (Proptronix) and Donacha Costello. Jeff's DJ production work for +8, and loops on the first Serotonin Records (NYC) lockgroove compilations, were among the first released material under Jeff's algorithm moniker. Since then, Jeff has developed a long and impressive discography with numerous releases on a variety of international record labels over the past few years, including : 240 Volts (UK), BipHop (France), Tongut (Switzerland), Transmediale (Germany), Background (Germany), NextDoor (Canada), Onitor (Germany), Mutek (Canada), Sublime (Japan), Moorroom (Italy), Traum (Germany), Force Lab (Germany), Force Inc. (Germany), Revolver (Canada), E.R.A. (Canada), Tone (Canada), Blue (Canada), Silver (Belgium), +8 (Canada), Switch (Canada/USA), Serotonin (USA). Jeff also spends considerable time on top of his whirlwind tour and production schedule curating his imprint, Revolver Canada Recordings, which he founded in 1999. The first 12 EP on Revolver (written by Jeff and former label mate Robin Roy) was met with high critical acclaim worldwide, leading to Jeff's first European tour alongside friend and future label mate, Mike Shannon. Over the past few years, Revolver Canada has released an impressive catalog, primarily consisting of Canadian artists including Montreal's Akufen, The Mole, Mike Shannon and Deadbeat, Toronto's Tomas Jirku and
Re: (313) Dutch Music
Let's not forget the 4lux label. Or anything by Gerd for that matter. And more on a Italo tip, but nevertheless brilliant and definitely listening music in my book: Freak Electrique On 20 Jul, 2005, at 5:17 AM, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Nah, 'tis much much much better than the Petrol comps. But it has good backing so any good artists out there e-mail me and I will forward. I am merely helping a mate find some names. It has to be listening music. Alden Tyrell's latest on Clone is deadly. Winter in Polarius on Creme is a v.cruisy release, though I dunno if Polarius is dutch or not Is this the next Petrol records release? I'd be pushing to get Random XS' Give Your Body on there as well if it is - get the word out to the latte masses... Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/05 12:30 pm Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names.
(313) Vault Radio (July 11, 2005) with Someone Else
News: Thanks to Sean O'Neal (aka Someone Else) for providing last week's guest mix. For information about Sean, visit www.foundsoundrecords.com or www.unfoundsoundrecords.com. You can also contact him via e-mail, [EMAIL PROTECTED] This set is now also available on the Foundsound website. I will be DJing at ZenBar (www.thezenbar.net) on August 3. The main act for the night will be Dietrich Schoenemann (www.hidden-agenda.com). More guest mixes are on the way. Details to come... The last four programs are always archived online. Visit www.antonbanks.com/show.htm to hear them. Playlist for July 11, 2005 CLICK THE LINK TO LISTEN www.antonbanks.com/audio/07-11-05.mp3 Jan Jelinek, Silver Circle, Staedtizism, Scape Glance feat. Jimmie Wilson, Fascination, Cityslickers Volume 2, Stir DJ Rolando, Mi Raza, Interstellar Fugitives, UR Bermuda Triangle, Mooger Fooger rmx 2, Planet Noise Murat, untitled, Dual Channel A, Method Duplex, Hydraulic Mind, We Still Kill The Old Way, Clone Anthony Rother, Full Audio version, Simulationszeitalter, PSI49NET Scape 1, Miasmata, SCSI Set by Sean O'Neal (aka Someone Else) [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.foundsoundrecords.com www.unfoundsoundrecords.com ultra-red - megaphone (soundslike 13) k_chico - travellin' people (rundlauf 01) gregorythme - a drug for horses (bruchstuecke 18) miskate - wizards are lucky (foundsound 03) krikor - peeping tom (karat 09) krikor - who's the great wizard of our country? (karat 19) jeremy p caufield - grotbox (frank martinq mix) (dumb-unit 21) miskate - pick up your life (foundsound 03) someone else - bedroom eyes (foundsound 02) socks and sandals - lover (microcosm 07) noze - outamimonclic (circus company 06) miskate - lil tugtug (microcosm 10) my my - got it (playhouse 106) [a]pendics.shuffle - saw saw soup (robag wruhme remix) (orac 12) dub kult - bip (guido schneider's on and on remix) (raum...musik 45) --- The Vault airs every Monday night from 10:30 pm until 12:00 am (22:30 to 00:00 US Eastern Time = GMT -5:00) on 88.1 FM WESU. The station's 1500 watt signal can be heard from as far north as Springfield, MA to as far south as Long Island, NY. WESU also broadcasts via the internet. Visit the station's website www.wesufm.org for the details. In addition to hosting this radio program, I am a freelance DJ and occasionally write record reviews. I welcome any questions, suggestions, or comments. Please feel free to visit my website, www.antonbanks.com, for more information. *** I appreciate all promotional music sent to me and will never sell any of it online or anywhere else. All promotional material sent to me is aired on my show as well as used in my DJ sets when I play out.
(313) Film on electronical music
For those who know... 'BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE WIDE BLUE SEA A film by Romuald Karmakar! Synopsis: Live acts of bands from the international electronic music scene. In plansequences the film shows - without interviews or commentary - diverse strategies of presentation of computerbased music in the season 2004/05. An ethnographic view on European subculture that has turned into an international subsystem. Cast: Alter Ego, Captain Comatose, Cobra Killer, Fixmer/McCarthy, Lotterboys, Tarwater, T.Raumschmiere, Rechenzentrum, Xlover The film will have his premiere at this year's 58th International Film Festival in Locarno (Switzerland). The festival takes place from 3th till 13th of august. www.pardo.ch Crew: Director, Camera: Romuald Karmakar Sound: Hirbod Aminlari Editior: Robert Thomann, Uwe Klimmeck, Patricia Rommel Production Company: Pantera Film GmbH, Berlin Germany, 2005, 90 min, ratio: 4:3, color, Stereo'
Re: (313) Dutch Music
Golden Earring. lol... On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Can anyone think of any cruisy Dutch music at the moment? I know an Australian label putting together a compilation and they want some names.
(313) Mark Verbos, Jake Mandell +++ in NYC Friday 7/22
Friday July 22 ***THE BUNKER*** DOWNSTAIRS: As usual, we skipped the Winter Music Conference in Miami this year (it's really not our cup of tea at all). When everybody came back, the word on the street was that a big festival highlight was Mark Verbos's amazing acid house set using all the classic Roland hardware (TR-909, TR-707, TR-808, MC-202, and of course the TB-303). Verbos is a veteran of the early 90's midwest rave scene, where he played many Drop Bass parties, so he knows a thing or two about acid. He never looked back and has been producing great records and playing at huge parties ever since, building up a formidable discography. Check out his website for proof of all this and some nice downloads. Tonight he will be playing his live acid house set. http://www.simple-answer.com/ From New York, Skism started playing to fight the boredom and stagnation that had set in to the scene. Clearly under the influence of XTrax, UR and Hardfloor, they recorded a demo-tape which drew attention to the band and got them to play their first shows. They recorded and released the Crossover and Come To Your Senses EP (on their own RUN-ROC label) which found its way into the record bag of many acid dj's. The band continues to focus on their live set, delivering relentless techno and a positive message with their 909 and 303. http://www.run-roc.com/skism.html Sheldon is a psychedelic ambient master. Deep and dark and beautiful (and sometimes terrifying!). But he's got other tricks in his bag that rumble through rock, techno, dub, and yoga digs. He co-hosted one of the city's longest running experimental parties, Undercity, at Halcyon, with DJ Spinoza. Tonight we celebrate his birthday. http://www.sheldondrake.com/ UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT: Jake Mandell had much success in the mid to late 90's with his productions that spanned drum'n'bass, idm, techno, ambient, and lots of cool stuff that you cannot put a genre tag on. Lately, he has been busy working on software in Europe, and doesn't get out to play live gigs so much. We're psyched to have him join us at the Bunker. http://www.orange-pink.com/ Jeffers Egan is a video artist who has worked with Jake Mandell extensively. They released the Slither DVD on K20, which De:Bug called the most advanced and brutal trip imaginable in the current field of visuals. He also produced some of the visual elements for the live Plastikman set at Mutek in 2004. http://www.jeffersegan.com/ Charles Cohen has been playing his Buchla Music Easel for 20+ years, and it's safe to say that he has completely mastered the instrument. He can basically make any noise he wants on the fly. He also has an uncanny ability to put all his bloops and bleeps in just the right place in an improv setting. Come see a master at work who truly deserves the deepest respect from all of us. http://www.voicenet.com/~ccohen/ Leisure Muffin, (Michael Hopkins), has been making electronic music since the early 90's and his style cris crosses everything from ambient to electro, hip hop, minimal house, and dub. Textures, layers, and incredible beats follow suit with recordings and performances featuring a careful mix of analog synthesizers, laptop, and live instruments. He prefers to play live and has collaborated extensively with many others in fantastic ways. plus ... resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Unjust visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix Fridays subTonic/Tonic 107 Norfolk Street (212)358-7501 downstairs: $5, 21+, 10p-4a upstairs: $5, 16+, 12mid-2am more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation - http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc UPCOMING: 07/29: Ableton Live 5 Release Party Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal) DJ Brokenwindow (Community Library, Tigerbeat6 | Portland) Wolf + Lamb (NYC) Sean Smith (Socks and Sandals | NYC) 08/05: Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquee | Montreal) DJ MightyKat (Montreal) 08/12: Falko Brocksieper (Sub Static, Treibstoff | Cologne) Sarah Goldfarb (Traum, Trapez, Treibstoff | France) Coordinates (Substatic | Toronto) 08/19: Borne bday party Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm | NYC) Leisure Muffin (NYC) Borne (NJ) 08/26: Both Floors of Tonic Monolake (Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin) Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal) Safety Scissors (Proptronix, ~scape | San Francisco) DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC) Smartypants Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston) David Last (the Agriculture, Unfoundsound | NYC) 09/09*: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK) Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)
(313) mix WNUR chicago - 1 July 2005 - Head Dubbing
Clinically Inclined 1 July 2005 Fridays 9:30pm - 12:30am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago http://SonicSunset.com Part 1 Dub electronic house sounds charting a deeper rhythmic course. Lots of recent releases this week: U-Roy Francois K on his Deep Space imprint and a drummy dub mix of DJ Gregory's 'Head Talking' that's causing minor panic. New dark angular funk from the Citymorb label, new abstractions from Hanna on Sound Signature, and the classic Berlin+Detroit handshake by Quadrant. Part 2 after the annual extended immersion into pub's epic 'summer', deep melodic techno from reel by real and stasis sets the groove, with new music from fax and classics from detroit and chicago. after donna summer gets cut up by germany's mmm, the cool-down comes courtesy of a supreme chiller from move d. Part 1 Matt MacQueen David Axelrod - The Smile - Song of Innocence (EMI) Padlock - Seventh Heaven (Island) Connection Machine - Blue Genes Copyshop - Painless (Down Low) The Deep Space Rhythm Section - Roots Dub - Rootsman (Deep Space) Pelon - No Stunts (Chain Reaction) Maus Und Stolle - Taxi (Klang) Rod Modell - Rain - Sacred Geometry (Echocord) Receptor - Fever - Moving Head (Citymorb) DJ Gregory - Head Dubbing (Deeply Rooted) The Godson - Good Kiss [Ron Trent mix] - Godson II (KDJ) Quadrant - Infinition (Planet E) Hanna - Cottage (Sound Signature) Arne Weinberg - Spectral Disease - Version 1 (AW 001) Aril Brikha - Simplicity (Absolut) Part 2 Dave Siska damon wild - eva - downtown worlds (kanzleramt) cim - view - reference (defocus) pub - summer (vertical form) reel by real - surkit - sonar 123 (peacefrog) stasis - out of the unknown (otherworld) fax - bajotierra - bilateral (level) norken - fern - spring themes (hydrogen dukebox) isolee - gallus - rest (playhouse) 3mb featuring magin juan atkins - die kosmischen kuriere (tresor) losoul - beyond the creep - aspects on the same theme (mood music) rick wilhite - magic water - soul edge ep part 2 (still music) armando presents mike dearborn - new dimension [original mix] (muzique) mmm - unterm messa (mmm) mr. velcro fastener - who's gonna bend (i220) move d - beyond the machine - kunststoff (source) Audio archives at http://SonicSunset.com --- Clinically Inclined is mixed live on air, 89.3 FM in Chicago every Friday night.
(313) Italo article
This guy's gotta be on the list or something. article about il movemento retro da italo disco. http://www.nitewise.com/sf.php?caseid=viewarticleid=14
