Re: (313) Nice 313 style tracks
On 4 May 2010, at 22:48, David Powers wrote: Check out this, SPACE DIMENSION CONTROLLER - JOURNEY TO THE CORE OF THE UNKNOWN SPHERE (KYLE HALL RMX): http://clone.nl/item17188.html Sounding good. That Royal Oak label has released some good stuff so far. Kyle Hall has a strange style that sometimes works, sometimes doesn't for me. He's at least pushing it though which is good to see. Also, he has a free LP available here that's quite nice: http://www.acroplane.co.uk/node/208 Nice, thanks for sharing the link. Do people here still listen to this kind of music??? Seems like I'm posting in an echo chamber... It's strange that there's actually plenty of good music that is Detroit techno but nobody seems to want to talk about it anymore. I felt like that posting about a Derrick May mix yesterday (!). You're right there's a tonne of good new stuff out right now. robin...
Re: (313) Nice 313 style tracks
He did a Mix for the online magazine Fact here in the UK - don't think I was that impressed at the time but I'll maybe revisit it. There's a new Oliver Who Factory thing coming on Planet E by the way - if you like their stuff it's great - epic, swirling and off beat in equal measures (might be ruined by the keyboard Saxaphone riffs for some!!) it's pretty different from most other Planet E releases I can think of in recent times. Didn't see any chat on the Eddie Fowlkes 12 that came out a few weeks ago either - Let my nuts hang. Great chugging Detroit House with all of Eddie's catchy riffs playing off each other over immaculate House beats. I wouldn't say there is a huge amount of music coming out of Detroit that's being missed at the moment on the list but it does surprise me occasionally when stuff like that doesn't merit a post. Everybody is busy I suppose! cheers Jason On 5 May 2010 03:21, Minto George mintogeo...@yahoo.com wrote: That's one of the best free albums I ever heard. nice find! down low music http://downlowmusic.org --- On Tue, 5/4/10, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote: From: David Powers cybo...@gmail.com Subject: (313) Nice 313 style tracks To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Date: Tuesday, May 4, 2010, 4:48 PM Check out this, SPACE DIMENSION CONTROLLER - JOURNEY TO THE CORE OF THE UNKNOWN SPHERE (KYLE HALL RMX): http://clone.nl/item17188.html Also, he has a free LP available here that's quite nice: http://www.acroplane.co.uk/node/208 Do people here still listen to this kind of music??? Seems like I'm posting in an echo chamber... It's strange that there's actually plenty of good music that is Detroit techno but nobody seems to want to talk about it anymore. ~David
Re: (313) Nice 313 style tracks
On 5 May 2010, at 08:24, ja...@iridite.com wrote: He did a Mix for the online magazine Fact here in the UK - don't think I was that impressed at the time but I'll maybe revisit it. The Third Ear release that's coming up has a track that works for me (Ghosten). The Aidy's Girls a Computer and the Dr. Girlfriend track are other good'uns. There's a new Oliver Who Factory thing coming on Planet E by the way - if you like their stuff it's great - epic, swirling and off beat in equal measures (might be ruined by the keyboard Saxaphone riffs for some!!) it's pretty different from most other Planet E releases I can think of in recent times. I love Oliver WHo Factory. That Planet E 12 is a bit of a return for the label too. Didn't see any chat on the Eddie Fowlkes 12 that came out a few weeks ago either - Let my nuts hang. Great chugging Detroit House with all of Eddie's catchy riffs playing off each other over immaculate House beats. Must check that ta. I wouldn't say there is a huge amount of music coming out of Detroit that's being missed at the moment on the list but it does surprise me occasionally when stuff like that doesn't merit a post. Everybody is busy I suppose! We don't discuss much to be fair but, yeah, we're all busy. FXHE (inc that ace Kai Alce 7), Tevo Howard, All the new Theo stuff that's about to land, new Moodymann 12, those Rick Wilhite/Vibes 12s, Boo Williams 12 (of Residual tracks), new Gene Hunt.. :) robin...
(313) New Deep/Minimal Track
Hello again. Thanks for listening! http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/i-speak-jive-by-joe-babylon Joe
Re: (313) Nice 313 style tracks
I forgot about the Moodyman 12 - one of the tracks sounds like The Sweet Ballroom Blitz indeed! On 5 May 2010 08:36, Robin Pinning robin.pinn...@me.com wrote: On 5 May 2010, at 08:24, ja...@iridite.com wrote: He did a Mix for the online magazine Fact here in the UK - don't think I was that impressed at the time but I'll maybe revisit it. The Third Ear release that's coming up has a track that works for me (Ghosten). The Aidy's Girls a Computer and the Dr. Girlfriend track are other good'uns. There's a new Oliver Who Factory thing coming on Planet E by the way - if you like their stuff it's great - epic, swirling and off beat in equal measures (might be ruined by the keyboard Saxaphone riffs for some!!) it's pretty different from most other Planet E releases I can think of in recent times. I love Oliver WHo Factory. That Planet E 12 is a bit of a return for the label too. Didn't see any chat on the Eddie Fowlkes 12 that came out a few weeks ago either - Let my nuts hang. Great chugging Detroit House with all of Eddie's catchy riffs playing off each other over immaculate House beats. Must check that ta. I wouldn't say there is a huge amount of music coming out of Detroit that's being missed at the moment on the list but it does surprise me occasionally when stuff like that doesn't merit a post. Everybody is busy I suppose! We don't discuss much to be fair but, yeah, we're all busy. FXHE (inc that ace Kai Alce 7), Tevo Howard, All the new Theo stuff that's about to land, new Moodymann 12, those Rick Wilhite/Vibes 12s, Boo Williams 12 (of Residual tracks), new Gene Hunt.. :) robin...
Re: (313) Nice 313 style tracks
On 5 May 2010, at 08:50, ja...@iridite.com wrote: I forgot about the Moodyman 12 - one of the tracks sounds like The Sweet Ballroom Blitz indeed! haha yeah it does! robin...
RE: (313) festivals of the summer?
So you think rather simply not including a festival in May in a feature about festivals in June it's a conspiracy to do DEMF down in some way? This list usually does a good enough job of that ;-) From: kuszyn...@gmail.com [mailto:kuszyn...@gmail.com] Sent: 05 May 2010 1:29 How convnint On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 8:15 PM, Matt Kane's Brain mkb.dirty...@gmail.com wrote: It says June 2010 festivals at this moment. DEMF clearly ends at the stroke of June. On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 20:07, kuszyn...@gmail.com kuszyn...@gmail.com wrote: http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1185 So I'm either blind as a bat, of resident advisor didn't mention DEMF as a summer festival?
RE: (313) Nice 313 style tracks
You always do 'good list' Robin and Jason. Cheers. Ken -Original Message- From: Robin Pinning [mailto:robin.pinn...@me.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 8:36 AM To: 313 List Subject: Re: (313) Nice 313 style tracks On 5 May 2010, at 08:24, ja...@iridite.com wrote: He did a Mix for the online magazine Fact here in the UK - don't think I was that impressed at the time but I'll maybe revisit it. The Third Ear release that's coming up has a track that works for me (Ghosten). The Aidy's Girls a Computer and the Dr. Girlfriend track are other good'uns. There's a new Oliver Who Factory thing coming on Planet E by the way - if you like their stuff it's great - epic, swirling and off beat in equal measures (might be ruined by the keyboard Saxaphone riffs for some!!) it's pretty different from most other Planet E releases I can think of in recent times. I love Oliver WHo Factory. That Planet E 12 is a bit of a return for the label too. Didn't see any chat on the Eddie Fowlkes 12 that came out a few weeks ago either - Let my nuts hang. Great chugging Detroit House with all of Eddie's catchy riffs playing off each other over immaculate House beats. Must check that ta. I wouldn't say there is a huge amount of music coming out of Detroit that's being missed at the moment on the list but it does surprise me occasionally when stuff like that doesn't merit a post. Everybody is busy I suppose! We don't discuss much to be fair but, yeah, we're all busy. FXHE (inc that ace Kai Alce 7), Tevo Howard, All the new Theo stuff that's about to land, new Moodymann 12, those Rick Wilhite/Vibes 12s, Boo Williams 12 (of Residual tracks), new Gene Hunt.. :) robin...
(313) Dan Bell in SF May 8 -- 9 hr set!
Of interest? I should think! -- Forwarded message -- From: Greg Bird bird...@gmail.com Date: Wed, May 5, 2010 at 1:37 PM Subject: [idm] SF: Sat.May.8th [KONTROL] presents minimalist icon DANIEL BELL in an intimate NINE HOUR set! Only about 50 tix or so left and they're moving fast. If you want to attend this EPIC event, don't lag! __ May 8th, 2010 [KONTROL] presents: From The Beginning...To The End an evening with ::: DANIEL BELL ::: (Accellerate, 7th City, Tresor, Perlon // Berlin) * 9 HOUR DJ SET * Exclusive SF Appearance * 360 Degree Sound * 150 People ___ Greetings once again, friends and music lovers. In late 2008, after playing for [KONTROL] four times between 2005 and 2007, Dan Bell approached me and told me he had an idea for a long-format special event in which he was the only DJ all night. Knowing this would truly be one for the history books, we secured SF's most amazing intimate private location, and it was on. After promising an 8 hour set in which he was the opener, headliner, and closer, Dan delivered what was, without a doubt, one of the most memorable nights of music I have ever been witness to in well over a decade of steady partying. Flawless long mixes, incredible unheard gems both old and new, and a deep, sophisticated vibe that has rarely (if ever) since been replicated. At 7am, when he was scheduled to end, Dan asked if he could play one more hour, as he still had some great music he'd like to get to before calling it a day. He did. And many of us stayed to the very end. And through nearly 9 hours of mixing, he never lost his focus, never even stopped to use the bathroom! To this day, when people ask me about my favorite parties ever, this one immeditately jumps to mind, and I suspect I'm far from alone in feeling this way. After an unsuccessful attempt at having Dan back to play 222 Hyde last November (he was very ill and had to cancel), at long last we are bringing this dance music legend back to San Francisco for another super-rare, super-special, super-extended session. And this time he's playing nine, count 'em, NINE HOURS. Trust us, you really don't wanna miss this. We hope to see you next Saturday. :) --- Greg Bird and the [KONTROL] Crew ___ Venue: SF location TBA Hours: 11pm - 8am *** ONLY 150 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD *** Will it sell out? Of course it will! After telling friends only and even before we've released this info to our main email list and Facebook group, we have already sold over 50% of the tickets. So if you really want to go to this, grab a ticket while you can, cuz they're gonna go quickly. There will most likely be NO TICKETS AT THE DOOR. You snooze, you lose! There is NO GUESTLIST. We are all VIPs. Unless you are working the event, you've gotta pony up. *** To secure your spot at this intimate special event, send $30 per person via PayPal (includes all fees) to: losingkont...@gmail.com Quick and easy payment link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclickhosted_button_id=P4C526VZSGJKG No PayPal account? No problem! You can pay with any standard credit or debit card, too. :) *** Be sure to include the first and last names of the person(s) attending in the message field. The submitted name(s) will be on the will call list upon arrival. please bring ID. If your payment arrives after we've reached capacity, your money will be refunded via PayPal and you will receive notification. Get 'em now so this doesn't happen to you! Location and directions to the event will be posted on this page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=109134339128064 as well as on http://www.kontrolsf.com the day of the event. ___ Please direct any questions to g...@kontrolsf.com, not the (payment only) PayPal address above.
(313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire: http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131 -Wojtek
(313) fbk says: Two New Albums, 28 traxxxxxxx! Special free download 4u!
Hello all my 313 peoples! As of March 15th, I have been holed up in my studio, working...unfortunately, my studio is going to be shut down temporarily. Fortunately, I finished my 2nd and 3rd albums for the year, and am posting a preview of BOTH ALBUMS today... Also, I have two VINYL releases coming out...I have mentioned the release on Arne Weinberg's Diametric. label...there will also be a release of one of my fine edits on Fit records...not sure of dates...stay tuned;) here is the link: http://www.cornwarning.com/fbk/ Selections for Walking While Black: A group of Harder Techno from fbk, all recorded during a time while standing accused of bogus accusations. And... At The Same Point in Time...: fbk showcasing his diverse, hypnotic techno sound, includes some rare tracks not heard publicly except for in some of his DJ sets Please, do not share this music, and please contact me if you would like to repost or release... and my thoughts go out to Ernie Harwell. Enjoy, and thank you for listening. -- fbk sleepengineering/absoloop US
Re: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
Loved the interview! Sherard really opened up in that one; the stories about the motorcycle club (and the strip club, $5 for a lapdance!?) and how the first Urban Tribe records came about were nice. Thanks for passing on the link. down low music http://downlowmusic.org --- On Wed, 5/5/10, wojciech wojtek@gmail.com wrote: From: wojciech wojtek@gmail.com Subject: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Date: Wednesday, May 5, 2010, 3:16 PM Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire: http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131 -Wojtek
Re: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
bizarre. when i click on that link, it goes to an interview with a dj stingray. On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 4:16 PM, wojciech wojtek@gmail.com wrote: Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire: http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131 -Wojtek -- peace, frank http://www.deejaycountzero.com http://www.infinitestatemachine.com
Re: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
open mouth, insert foot. On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 7:25 PM, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com wrote: bizarre. when i click on that link, it goes to an interview with a dj stingray. On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 4:16 PM, wojciech wojtek@gmail.com wrote: Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire: http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131 -Wojtek -- peace, frank http://www.deejaycountzero.com http://www.infinitestatemachine.com -- peace, frank http://www.deejaycountzero.com http://www.infinitestatemachine.com
Re: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
Also of interest, I hope, I interviewed K-Hand via email last week: http://www.gridface.com/features/k-hand.html Cheers, Jacob wojciech wrote: Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire: http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131 -Wojtek
Re: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
That was an excellent read - thanks for sharing :) On 5 May 2010 22:16, wojciech wojtek@gmail.com wrote: Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire: http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131 -Wojtek -- Regards, Klaus B
Re: (313) The Macarena vs. Suspiria: There Is a Difference
Indeed! A very enjoyable and informative interview!!
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On 5/5/2010 8:07 PM, Rex Mundi wrote:
That was an excellent read - thanks for sharing :)
On 5 May 2010 22:16, wojciechwojtek@gmail.com wrote:
Sherard Ingram, aka Urban Tribe, interviewed in The Wire:
http://thewire.co.uk/articles/4131
-Wojtek
