(313) New 313 anthem?
Loving this new Harmonic 313 (Mark Pritchard - Jedi Knights, Global Communication etc.) joint on the latest Benji B show: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/1xtra/nujazz_fri.rpm (track starts 32:00) Rock that Speak 'n' Spell!!! Andy
Re: (313) new techno book
Shame about the language being in Italian. Rome is the most fabulous city IN THE WORLD (aside from Detroit with all its imperfections) but I didn't get the idea that there was a strong connection to Detroit. That would be really cool to read. Also some people here may be interested to know that the Red Bull Academy is happening here in Melbourne this year!!! On 04/05/2006, at 6:58 PM, fab. wrote: Hi list, italy now has it's very own techno book. Andrea Benedetti, italian techno pioneer and plasmek label founder (http://www.discogs.com/artist/Andrea+Benedetti), has just published his book on techno, its origins and the italian techno movement. He was also very influential in creating a bridge between rome and detroit. unfortunately its in italian... here is an abstract, translated from italian to english courtesy of google: Techno music boasts a history more than ventennale by now, but a lot to being taken in consideration has faticato, above all from the critic. This book gives back the just value to the happened more meaningful sonorous revolution after the punk, and ago with measure, but also with passion, telling history of its protagonists, often little known, analyzing without to banalize the reasons of the happened one of the brani manifest of this style. Andrea Blessed evacuation the field from the many musical and social prejudgments that have accompanied the production and the consumption of the Techno and trace in way rations them and balanced the history of the movement, its contese origins between the two coasts of the Atlantic and above all of the Italian scene. Because also Italy has given its contribution, showing a true and own school, lively and extremely productive, although osteggiata from the average and neglected even from the specialistic press. Rich of details and anecdotes, the told history of the techno Italian from Blessed is direct testimony and precious about one- that-there it was and faithful report of the events and the initiatives that have fed the scene from its beginnings to the days today, from the dj about the Afro, to the protagonists a po' trash and soon it forgets you about the Italian Disc to the exploit, between the others, Lory D, Mark Passarani, Mark Carola and Gaetano Parisio. There is all that that you want to know, all that that there is from knowledge. the book is published by Stampa Alternativa (http:// www.stampalternativa.it/libri.php?id=88-7226-920-2) cheers, fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep.
(313) Festival News
D May is definitely playing the festival - I talked to his agent. I believe it will be Mon night.
Re: (313) if the fines are high... (OT)
This has been extant here for a while - I am surprised you didn't have it before! On 04/05/2006, at 10:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...this could be a sure end to Detroit's financial woes! City Council Approves Cell Phone Ban Council Voted 8-1 POSTED: 12:49 pm EDT May 3, 2006 Drivers in the city of Detroit will have to end their calls, as a cell phone ban has been approved. The Detroit City Council passed a cell phone ban for the city of Detroit on Wednesday. Council voted 8 - 1, with Sheila Cockrel as the only opposing vote. Council members said drivers could still use hands-free phones. The ban takes effect immediately.
(313) brad rhodes set from my birthday show
artist . song . album or LABEL basic channel . the climax (basic reshape) . BASIC CHANNEL plastikman . digital divide . PLUS8 dr. shingo . the white road . chaos space marines aphrohead . in the dark we live (dave clarke mix) . M-NUS dhs . the house of god . HANGMAN bobby konders . rydim 2 . rydim the chosen . visions of peace . visions of life emmanuel top . ecsta-deal . latex culture hardfloor . acperience i . HARTHOUSE susumu yokota . hi . ebi-hi ep 2 body's . astoria . sexuality final exposure . vortex . PLUS8 jerome isma-ae . rokit . CRAFT zoo brazil . black light . HARTHOUSE MANNHEIM depeche mode . precious (misc. crunch mix) . MUTE rex the dog . prototype . KOMPAKT brad has returned with another fine mix with techno for everybody! selected local concert listings: 5/4 - prefuse 73 @ paradise rock club 5/11 - barem (foundsound) @ enormous room 5/15 - coldcut @ paradise rock club 5/21 - ian pooley @ phoenix landing future guests: may 13 - birthday show number 2! with gys and mattysteps you can listen to the recording here: http://dirty.org/~mkb/media/h2e- bradrhodes-2006birthday.mp3 the hydrogen economy is broadcast every saturday night at midnight US eastern (9PM PDT) on 90.3 WRIU FM in kingston, RI. webcasts are available at www.wriu.org and (most weeks) on dirtyradio.net. a podcast rss feed is available from the itunes music store http://hydrogenproject.com -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Anyone heard of these guys?
From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it’s a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner…highly recommended.
RE: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
Ask the man like 'Fab' (Fabrizio) on this very list, Jason. (Hope you guys have recovered from your Convextion-induced exertions, by the way! ;-) ken -Original Message- From: Jason Brunton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 May 2006 08:34 To: 313 Subject: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it's a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner...highly recommended.
RE: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
I have this 12 and its very very good. Big tip. -Original Message- From: Jason Brunton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 May 2006 08:34 To: 313 Subject: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it's a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner...highly recommended.
Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
Thanks for the tip Jason! Just checked the samples up here: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/203583-01.htm Got one on the way. It's very nice, and I think the Rubadub description does it justice. Good work Fab! Also finally got around to picking up the Moodymann remix of Alif Tree, the TOM project, the new Herbert feat. Mara Carlyle and the Henrik Schwarz remix of Jesse Rose in 15 minutes of perusing what I've been missing so far this year. Oh, and finally got the ART comp. Can't believe it's still kicking around on wax! Oh, and my list keeps growing as I found the C2 remix of Hugh Maskella for £5.99 @ Juno now. Oh, and if you search for Carl Craig at Juno you will get 69 results! Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk - Original Message - From: Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 8:33 AM Subject: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it’s a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner…highly recommended.=
Re: (313) New 313 anthem?
Loving this new Harmonic 313 (Mark Pritchard - Jedi Knights, Global Communication etc.) joint on the latest Benji B show: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/1xtra/nujazz_fri.rpm (track starts 32:00) Umm can you tell me the track title? :) The artist is Jedi Knights right? No, the artist is Harmonic 313. Mark Pritchard has done a few (great) records under this name. Kinda 313-inspired instrumental hip-hop. Sorry, I should have posted the tracklisting as well: http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/tracklistings/morestyles/benjib/20060427.shtml Actually, I just noticed that show has been replaced. Sorry folks. Andy
Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
hi guys, thanks for the kind words.. just wanted to make a little correction: SMBP are Gianluca Foglino and Stefano Baroffio from Genoa, Citymorb is the brainchild of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum :) Tristan: what do you think of the TOM project? I think its OK.slightly run of the mill Theo but still enjoyable. I admit though that i got it more for collecting than listening.. fab. - Original Message - From: Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 9:33 AM Subject: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it’s a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner…highly recommended. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.5.4/332 - Release Date: 04/05/2006
Re: (313) New 313 anthem?
On 5-mei-2006, at 10:48, Andy Mitchell wrote: Loving this new Harmonic 313 (Mark Pritchard - Jedi Knights, Global Communication etc.) joint on the latest Benji B show: Umm can you tell me the track title? :) The artist is Jedi Knights right? No, the artist is Harmonic 313. Mark Pritchard has done a few (great) records under this name. Kinda 313-inspired instrumental hip-hop. You sure it is Harmonic 313? I have an album from him on Warp called Harmonic 33, without the one. It is spacey, sci-fi, soundtrackish hipop. KJ
(313) TOM Project
- Original Message - From: fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 9:51 AM Subject: Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? Tristan: what do you think of the TOM project? I think its OK.slightly run of the mill Theo but still enjoyable. I admit though that i got it more for collecting than listening.. I actually really like it. I only vaguely recalled what it sounded like when I heard it in Theo Parrish's last set at Plastic People (although I remember really liking it), and then I was listening to that Theo Parrish and Rick Wilhite mix from late last year again two days ago, heard that track and realised it must be what it is. I guess hearing it in those two contexts leaves a pretty good impression, but also situates it where it is best meant to be heard. I've been digging out some of my older, more neglected Theo Parrish records recently as well, and I reckon I'm yearning for this side of his sound. Gotta say I hear a fair amount of Omar-S in there as well too. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) New 313 anthem?
On May 5, 2006, at 5:02, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote: You sure it is Harmonic 313? I have an album from him on Warp called Harmonic 33, without the one. It is spacey, sci-fi, soundtrackish hipop. harmonic 33 is mark pritchard plus one other guy. harmonic 313 is solo: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Harmonic+313 -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
yep ! citymorb is a fab label run by fab , who is on this list . i have been very fortunate to get some promos of him in the past . very deep releases , which have worked for me each time i have played them . fantastic stuff indeed .! Jason Brunton wrote: From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it’s a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner…highly recommended.
Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
good stuff - Original Message - From: Süd Electronic [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 6:32 AM Subject: Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? yep ! citymorb is a fab label run by fab , who is on this list . i have been very fortunate to get some promos of him in the past . very deep releases , which have worked for me each time i have played them . fantastic stuff indeed .! Jason Brunton wrote: From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it’s a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner…highly recommended.
Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
On 5/5/06, Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of you can find some other SMBP stuff on archive.org http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=smbp
Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
yes...and www.smbp.it but alas, that too is in italian. they have a netlabel, or as they call it, a share label, called barfog. the idea is to release tracks and then offer the samples for downloading and remixing.i call it collaborative music ;) they also do a wicked live show where one plays with ableton live and the other mixes 2 cd players, so they create a multilayered wall of sound that is a bit like live remixing. thanks again for the props, especially coming from such a distinguished audience ;) - Original Message - From: Edward George [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@Hyperreal.Org 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 1:17 PM Subject: Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys? On 5/5/06, Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of you can find some other SMBP stuff on archive.org http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=smbp -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.5.4/332 - Release Date: 04/05/2006
(313) This Week's Mix :: Alan Smith (D1) Model One Traffic 03-12-2005
This Week's Mix: Alan Smith (D1) Model One Traffic 03-12-2005 http://www.thearchiver.net/data/audio/ModelOne/alansmith(d1)modelonetraffic0 3-12-2005.mp3 or http://tinyurl.com/lb86s To subscribe to our mailing list send a mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Archiver http://www.thearchiver.net http://www.myspace.com/archiver -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.5.4/332 - Release Date: 04/05/2006
(313) SMBP Re: (313) Anyone heard of these guys?
Jason Brunton wrote: From this week's Rubadub mailout: SMBP - Starfailing (Citymorb) - £7.50 SMBP stands for Sunday Morning Brain Production - the brain child of Claudio Fabrianesi and Fab Nahum who hail from Genoa. The Italian duo have at last finished their debut EP for Citymorb and it’s a real stunner. Three tracks of the deepest, minimal electronics which, upon listening, instantly remind us of the genius like productions of Basic Channel and Monolake. Gorgeous stuff with an immense and intense sound, fuelled with fat dubby beats, incessant grooves and eerie background tones. Mastered at DM for maximum impact, this one is a real winner…highly recommended. Fab was kind enough to send me a promo. Great stuff. Andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com http://myspace.com/andrewduke Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com
