Detroit doco
https://m.metrotimes.com/city-slang/archives/2018/10/26/kickstarter-launched-for-detroit-techno-documentary-god-said-give-em-drum-machines
Re: new subscribers
Hi...I'm Kevin M. Kennedy. Some of the more affiliated of you may know me as FBK or The Sleep Engineer...and some of you may know me as Powerhouse. I have a few releases on Detroit labels. Namely Frictional, Xplor & Soiree. I hide in plain sight and am friends with many of the legendary folks of Detroit, and around the world... I am frequently lurking in the shadows, and sometimes releasing things on my own digital imprint-Absoloop... Welcome if you're new...and hope you all have fun here... On Thu, Oct 25, 2018 at 9:17 AM John Sokolowski wrote: > I'm Marsel and since I'm 15 I trying to complete my Transmat record > collection - although since I yet didn't manage to 100% complete it, I > started a label - > and now we're doing a re-issue of MS-31 -> > https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6196/indio/inca-ep - (although I > now see we still have track B2 wrong... :-/ > > Such a great release! Thanks for reissuing it. Speaking of Indio, they > also have an uber limited release on Rhythmic Tech called "Conquistador." > Does anyone know if it is available anywhere on the web to listen to? My > google-fu has come up empty on that one. > > oh, and for who didn't notice, Transmat just released three new releases > this summer - wasn't really impressed to be honest > and they also did finally a proper re-issue of MS008 > > I didn't mind the Scan 7 one but to each his or her own! Cheers! > > -- FBK Absoloop/Orange 82
Re: New Dopplereffekt
Additional recommendations from Grant Wilson-Claridge via my post on Facebook: https://www.juno.co.uk/miniflashplayer/SF706173-01-01-01.mp3?fbclid=IwAR1IZM64bsUERzW_n2AS-FSQ0On_LFW38bs4zTelpx29zBQqpKG5UHPXMhQ https://www.juno.co.uk/miniflashplayer/SF683585-01-02-01.mp3?fbclid=IwAR2AV8rMD2PXHpVfwt3pkHZIQkw2QVbasqj53R8sel6CETegjBBOnsap3bA https://www.juno.co.uk/miniflashplayer/SF669265-01-01-01.mp3?fbclid=IwAR2iGp2Jm_dhIkPK89RIlpZ2UMiQDeDL39er0-2K4ZWzY0w7UVUqGjcVmR8 More stunning productions with Gerald Donald. I'm in awe of his ongoing and recent work. On Fri, 26 Oct 2018, at 10:43 AM, Steven Robertson wrote: > Also available on Bandcamp: > https://leisuresystem.bandcamp.com/album/athanatos > > Sounds fantastic. > > On Fri, 26 Oct 2018, at 10:35 AM, Steven Robertson wrote: > > https://bleep.com/release/110221-dopplereffekt-athanatos > > > > "On Athanatos, Dopplereffekt grants us access to their lab once more > > while they continue to research considerations of growth and decay > > through the vital electron advancements that they first set out to > > explore during the Cellular Automata session... > > > > Joined on this occasion by fellow astral explorers Carsten Nicolai and > > Olaf Bender, Athanatos contains some of the project's most sharp-edged > > sound design to date. Further breaking the frame of Gesamtkunstwerk, > > Athanatos opens with a harsh, icebreaker bassline that will instantly > > thrust you deep into the project's cold mission mechanics. This EP takes > > the listener from the frozen sounds of Hayflick Limit with its > > deprogramming of synth-pop, to the club ready shipwreck sounds and > > surface paranoia of 'Eukaryotic Chromosomes'. While 'Telomere' goes into > > areas recalling Paranormale Aktivität, ahead of the endpoint drowned-in- > > the-data gasp of 'Mitosis', which offers a glimpse of the surface before > > pulling you back into the lab, the doors locked and lights off. > > > > Athanatos calculates exactly the right amount of icy atmospherics needed > > to explore the genetic conditions and chromosomal influences defining > > mortality. For those without a science of music degree, this is the > > sound of Dopplereffekt pushing even further out into the unknown, always > > in the search above or below ground of cascading electronic rhythms and > > undiscovered particles of the electro sound."
Re: New Dopplereffekt
Also available on Bandcamp: https://leisuresystem.bandcamp.com/album/athanatos Sounds fantastic. On Fri, 26 Oct 2018, at 10:35 AM, Steven Robertson wrote: > https://bleep.com/release/110221-dopplereffekt-athanatos > > "On Athanatos, Dopplereffekt grants us access to their lab once more > while they continue to research considerations of growth and decay > through the vital electron advancements that they first set out to > explore during the Cellular Automata session... > > Joined on this occasion by fellow astral explorers Carsten Nicolai and > Olaf Bender, Athanatos contains some of the project's most sharp-edged > sound design to date. Further breaking the frame of Gesamtkunstwerk, > Athanatos opens with a harsh, icebreaker bassline that will instantly > thrust you deep into the project's cold mission mechanics. This EP takes > the listener from the frozen sounds of Hayflick Limit with its > deprogramming of synth-pop, to the club ready shipwreck sounds and > surface paranoia of 'Eukaryotic Chromosomes'. While 'Telomere' goes into > areas recalling Paranormale Aktivität, ahead of the endpoint drowned-in- > the-data gasp of 'Mitosis', which offers a glimpse of the surface before > pulling you back into the lab, the doors locked and lights off. > > Athanatos calculates exactly the right amount of icy atmospherics needed > to explore the genetic conditions and chromosomal influences defining > mortality. For those without a science of music degree, this is the > sound of Dopplereffekt pushing even further out into the unknown, always > in the search above or below ground of cascading electronic rhythms and > undiscovered particles of the electro sound."
New Dopplereffekt
https://bleep.com/release/110221-dopplereffekt-athanatos "On Athanatos, Dopplereffekt grants us access to their lab once more while they continue to research considerations of growth and decay through the vital electron advancements that they first set out to explore during the Cellular Automata session... Joined on this occasion by fellow astral explorers Carsten Nicolai and Olaf Bender, Athanatos contains some of the project's most sharp-edged sound design to date. Further breaking the frame of Gesamtkunstwerk, Athanatos opens with a harsh, icebreaker bassline that will instantly thrust you deep into the project's cold mission mechanics. This EP takes the listener from the frozen sounds of Hayflick Limit with its deprogramming of synth-pop, to the club ready shipwreck sounds and surface paranoia of 'Eukaryotic Chromosomes'. While 'Telomere' goes into areas recalling Paranormale Aktivität, ahead of the endpoint drowned-in-the-data gasp of 'Mitosis', which offers a glimpse of the surface before pulling you back into the lab, the doors locked and lights off. Athanatos calculates exactly the right amount of icy atmospherics needed to explore the genetic conditions and chromosomal influences defining mortality. For those without a science of music degree, this is the sound of Dopplereffekt pushing even further out into the unknown, always in the search above or below ground of cascading electronic rhythms and undiscovered particles of the electro sound."
