Re: Fw: Charivari Sweet Sixteen -- Oct. 16-31

[Lori Polemenakos]

One of our local Dallas techno producers, Blixaboy (aka Wanz Dover), is on
this lineup -- thrilled to see Charivari Detroit doing another virtual
festival! The last one was excellent.

Highly recommend checking out Blixaboy's Azanian Funk album here -- I Am
Eternity is the standout track for me and why I purchased it back in June:

https://stereoonstrike.bandcamp.com/album/azanian-funk

Wanz is one of the few Dallasites that's made the trip to Detroit for
Movement as often as I have. I think I've been 11 times since 2005, maybe
12 for him? You can def. hear the 313 influence in his sound. Cheers!

On Thu, Oct 15, 2020 at 2:50 AM Fred Heutte  wrote:

> The August two-week series was really great, so looking forward to this!
>
> www.charivaridetroit.com
>
> fh
>
> -- mail forwarded, original message follows --
>
> From: i...@charivaridetroit.com 
> Subject: Sweet 16
> Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2020 03:33:50 +
>
> We need your support!
>
>
> ** We need your donations and support!
> 
>
> Charivari Detroit Music Virtual Festival ran for 15 days straight in
> August so we are going to
> do you one day better this time •
> Charivari Worldwide Sweet Sixteen • Friday • October 16th thru
> Halloween Saturday â
> €¢ October 31st.  And you heard it here first. We are going to draw over
> #100,000 plus
> listeners to this music we love as the Number #1 worldwide stream this
> month.
>
> We invite you to join our Fam and let yourself go #16 days straight •
> 128 DJ sets • 24
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> States and Beats
> Beyond. Once again eight DJs per day with an opportunity to catch your
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>
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> Minx •
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> Charivari
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Re: Techno CDs

[Lori Polemenakos]

I feel this is known already, but you can buy/download Convextion's album
onto flash drive or burn to CD using digital files here:

https://mojubarecords.bandcamp.com/album/2845

cheers!

On Mon, Aug 14, 2017 at 4:48 PM, John Sokolowski 
wrote:

> 
>
>
> Yep, just bought a few CDs for a roadtrip myself. Otherwise, download the
> LPs yourself, burn to disc, and print out the artwork yourself. Such a pain
> in the arse.
>
>
> --
> *From:* 3...@coke-smyth.net <3...@coke-smyth.net>
> *Sent:* Monday, August 14, 2017 12:32 PM
> *To:* 313@hyperreal.org
> *Subject:* Techno CDs
>
> Hey 313,
>
> Really f'd off with vinyl atm. Searching for the new Convextion LP and
> Jack Peoples on CD.
>
> Nothin.
>
> Doesn't *anyone* listen to music in their cars anymore?
>
> C
>
>

Re: Movement Post Mortem

[Lori Polemenakos]

Agreed, the only afterparty I went to was the Ellum showcase at Populux on
Saturday (hey, I'm 44 now and had a lung infection and was on antibiotics
the whole week prior) but it was a treat to see the crowd there waking up
to and suddenly "getting" the utterly flawless MAARS and Convextion sets.
Maceo Plex was the draw, but his wife Christine's DJ set was PURE FIRE.

You can see more of her skills here in the Odd Parents Boiler Room set:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYPVt8Ze9Rw

Gerard, not sure if you're on 313 list anymore... but I'm glad you finally
got to play a live PA set to some locals and out-of-towners, even though
you weren't booked at Movement proper. ;)

I saw a lot of geezers and very familiar faces; met lots of people who were
talented, humble and nice; I'd say the ratio of dudebros and kandi kids was
around 18%-20% tops this year, about 30% gravers, and the rest of us were
the truly dedicated heads that come every year that's possible/live within
driving distance.

This year marks the second time in 7 or 8 festivals where I saw someone get
into a fight. Glad to see that violence still isn't a thing, no matter how
large the crowd/abundant the intoxicants/etc.

Kyle Geiger's set was totally unexpected and one of my favorite highlights
of this year. I'd call him Rob Hood lite, but I mean that 100% as a
compliment in case anyone tries to misinterpret otherwise. The Stone Owl
guys were great as well, also didn't expect that kind of set mid-afternoon
and was happy to see a live bassist on the main stage. I caught some of
Matthew Dear, but I've seen him so many times that once I determined he was
going to play exactly as expected, I booked it to the Underground stage.

Get Real: Green Velvet and Claude Von Stroke body-metronoming in perfect
rhythm was utterly adorable, and I thought their set was a great mix of
electrofunk, tech house and classic electro tracks. Guys if you're reading
this, sorry but you were head-nodding and bobbing in perfect harmony -- fun
to watch AND hear! Too bad they stacked some of the best performers in
competing timeslots on closing out Monday was great to catch some of
Modeselektor and I loved Chris Liebling's set but totally missed Kevin
Saunderson, Guy Gerber, Danny Tenaglia and Nina Kraviz. boo :(

Magda's set was great as always; Heidi closed out her set with some Prince
tracks, but every time she turned down the music and clapped for people to
sing along, nobody did. Gurl. You didn't read your audience right... at
all. Still love her though!

Lastly, as a huge fan of Big Freedia, it was gratifying to see her perform
directly after DJ Godfather. I think a lot of people wouldn't say she "fit
in" with the festival's format, and I could've done without some of her
covers in the middle of her set, but she always brings it like it's her
last performance on Earth. She never fails to put on a good show, and by
the time her set was over, everyone's booties were definitely shaking!

Also, getting to hug and take a photo with Juan Atkins was fun. I managed
not to totally go full mental in front of him for the second time meeting
him and gushing a little, so yay for my ability to show a tiny amount of
restraint.

xo Lori

On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 9:45 AM, Arturo Lopez 
wrote:

> Had a great time this year, although I seem to have missed quite a few
> people over a few days I'd have liked to hang out with/listened to!
>
> TV Lounge for the Smartbar takeover Friday, Tresor 25th on Saturday and
> "Club Toilet" which was a sweaty dirty fun mess, and a bit of IT
> shenanigans on Sunday leading into Industry Brunch.
>
> Music was great all around, and perhaps my just getting older but it
> seemed the afterparty crowds at the events I was at mostly seemed a great
> group, and I interestingly saw people keeping cell phone nonsense to a
> minimum (which I always find annoying, seeing 100 lit up screens in a
> darkened space).
>
> A lot of people put in long work to prepare and decorate spaces and it
> showed, especially the IT space at Tangent Gallery.
>
> -Arturo
>
>
>
>
>

Re: 2016 Movement initial lineup with Kraftwerk/3D

[Lori Polemenakos]

Just booked our tickets, staying at the Motorcity. It's been a couple of
years and wow, stuff is booked up faster than ever -- anyone actually get
use out of the VIP tickets vs. regular weekend passes? We don't drink at
the festival, so they seem mostly worthless (unless there's a toilet option
for VIPs that isn't strictly extra porta-potties).

On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 8:47 PM, Fred Heutte  wrote:

> or just ignore this for now and go see Servito at TV Lounge tomorrow.
>
>
> Phase 1 Lineup:
> Kraftwerk-3D
> Adam Beyer
> Âme-DJ SET
> Art Department
> Boys Noize
> Caribou
> Carl Craig
> Chris Liebing
> DJ Pierre
> Dubfire: Live Hybrid
> Eddie Fowlkes
> Four Tet
> Get Real: Green Velvet & Claude VonStroke
> Guy Gerber
> J.Phlip
> John Digweed
> Juan Atkins and Mortiz von Oswald Present: Borderland
> Justin Martin
> Kevin Saunderson
> Loco Dice
> Maceo Plex
> Magda
> Matador-LIVE
> MK (Marc Kinchen)
> Mic Fanciulli
> Nina Kraviz
> Richie Hawtin
> Seth Troxler
> Stacey Pullen
> Tale of Us
>
> Andrew Morant
> Anja Schneider
> Bruce Bailey
> Davide Squillace
> Delano Smith
> DeWalta & Shannon - LIVE
> DJ Tennis
> Ellen Allien
> Guti-Live
> Heidi
> Hito
> Honey Soundsystem
> Job Jobse
> Kyle Geiger
> La Fleur
> Lee Curtiss
> Marc Houle-LIVE
> Mike Huckaby
> Mister Joosha
> No Regular Play-LIVE
> Paul Woolford
> Project 313-LIVE
> Ryan Crosson
> Scuba
> Shaun Reeves
> Sonja Moonear
> The Black Madonna
> tINI
> Will Sessions feat. Amp Fiddler-LIVE
> Zip
>
>

Re: (313) I think I kinda soiled myself.

[Lori Polemenakos]

OMG yes +1 on the drum machine duel. I would legit fly over JUST for this,
except my nephew's baptism is the same day... looks epic. super-jealous of
anyone attending this!


On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 9:28 AM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.comwrote:

 sounds wonderful.  Though I wish sometime that Mills and Hood would
 engage in a drum machine duel.  Machinedrums at 10 paces.

 On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 3:05 AM, Paul Kendrick p...@dagmar-tara.com
 wrote:
  Yeah solid line up, I have a ticket, looking forward to it very much...I
  hope the venues good as that's a sure fire way to kill a potentially good
  party before its started.
 
  London does get good 313 line ups but not like this...Hood  Mills
 playing
  at the same party. been a long long time since that happened.
 
  
  From: Patrick Wacher [mailto:pwac...@gmail.com]
  Sent: 10 July 2013 05:56
  To: 313@hyperreal.org
  Subject: (313) I think I kinda soiled myself.
 
  UR/Timeline, Jeff Mills, Rob Hood  James Ruskin
  24th August, UK
 
  http://www.residentadvisor.net/forum-read.aspx?id=235852

Re: (313) Movement 2013

[Lori Polemenakos]

+1 on the underground sound system and visual layout, it sounded AMAZING
compared to previous years. That said, I felt there was a bit too much
soundbleed between the Electric Forest and Red Bull/Main Stage areas,
honestly. And while slightly less so, some soundbleed was still noticeable
between the RB/Main area and the Made in Detroit stage setup -- which also
kind of shocked me with the sheer amount of house music that was played
throughout most people's sets. It created a sort of cognitive dissonance
for me, based on the talent booked this year and what I've come to expect
from the Made in Detroit area at previous festivals.

Now, I'm an old-school and now-reformed househead who has no trouble
singing along with 99% of the anthems (it's a soul thing, a body, thing, et
al), but that's totally NOT what I'm flying to Detroit to listen to every
year. I was kind of disappointed that there wasn't nearly as much minimal
or even militant-sounding techno as I'm used to being exposed to --
especially from new (or at least undiscovered-to-me) artists -- at this
year's Movement. Nicole Moudaber's set was one of the standout surprises
for me; hearing a set like hers that blows me away and I instantly fall in
love with is one of my favorite things about the festival, and for that,
I'm extremely grateful. To hear a woman playing such a hardcore,
relentlessly banging set made me both proud and hopeful that the whole
female DJs are just gimmicks mindset will eventually fade out of the
public's musical consciousness, though how long that'll take is anyone's
guess...DJ Minx had her audience on lockdown as well, but I thought Magda's
festival set was kind of meh this year (though her afterparty set
delivered everything I'd hoped to hear earlier that day, so I really
shouldn't complain...).

Despite having tickets to the Bass Ain't on The Boat afterparty (because
hey, The Upbeats! They flew all the way from NZ - when am I gonna get THAT
opportunity again?), it got relocated to a less pedestrian-friendly spot
than the original boat setup had been, so the only one I actually made it
to was the Life and Death Detroit gig on Sunday at St. Andrew's Hall.. and
oh my GOD, so glad I had my earplugs in!! Nothing can compare to being
massaged from my scalp to the soles of my feet by a well-engineered wall of
sound in the wee hours of the morning. It took me a couple hours to realize
there was a different stage setup downstairs, and I was pleasantly
surprised at the level of sound distinction/speaker muffling between the
two (even moreso because one was essentially stacked right on top of the
other, with the venue above packed to capacity with people dancing and
everything that wasn't tied down vibrating along with the beat).

Cheers to all the sound engineers, artists, volunteers and talent bookers
who pulled this year's level of professionalism off -- especially the
massive sound, camera and lighting rigs, nicely designed visual set-ups,
streaming video/sound recordings via be-at.tv, Red Bull software/hardware
demo room near the Underground stage, etc. Plus, everyone booked at the
festivals and the only afterparty I went to seemed to be playing during
their assigned slots, and each artist's gear looked like it got swapped out
in a timely and safe manner between sets. There weren't any last-minute
schedule changes due to talent not being able to get into the country or
missing a flight (that I'm aware of, anyway), which I know has caused some
headaches for Paxahau in the past. All of the stuff mentioned above
requires massive amounts of coordination, party-throwing experience and
teamwork to pull off seamlessly, and I know from personal experience how
hard that is... especially by day 3, when everyone's sleep-deprived and
hungover to the Nth degree. :)

Didn't see any people passing out from heatstroke this time around, and the
crowd seemed a bit smaller than it was during my last visit in 2011, which
was... what, nearly 100k attendees? Curious to know how many people
actually went this year... at any rate, it was a vacation well-spent!


On Mon, Jun 10, 2013 at 11:39 PM, Darnistle McKuik darnis...@gmail.comwrote:

 I know this is long overdue, but I felt an obligation (misplaced, no
 doubt) to post something about the festival.

 First of all, I think Paxahau should be commended for having improved
 the sound quality at the Underground Stage.  The area had already
 begun sounding less and less murky each year, but this year I was
 quite surprised by the degree of aural clarity.  I did not go down
 into the pit this year, but the quality of the sound near the
 walkways (behind the soundboard and near the bathroom) was very
 impressive.

 Second kudos to Paxahau for altering the orientation for the Electric
 Forest stage speakers, which worked very well.  Though I wasn't keen
 on any of the music I heard from that stage all weekend, the sound was
 very full and rich, much more than previous years when the speakers
 were facing the 

Re: (313) movement represent

[Lori Polemenakos]

Dave Clarke had the set of the night, IMO.

On Sunday, May 26, 2013, Fred Heutte wrote:

 How y'all feeling out there?

 Met up with John Sokolowski yesterday and heard rumors that
 Mr. Earle is in the house...

 Good sets yesterday from 16 Lolitas, KDJ, CC, Alton MIller.
 Mr. Parker, playing the classics.  But the difference
 between me playing those classics (Nightcrawlers, No UFOs,
 and on and on) is what makes Terrence so special.  He was
 on -fire- despite playing in a t-shirt in 50 degree weather.

 Dubstep has arrived at the festival (in its highly fragmented genre
 state).  Nuff said.

 The weather is actually very nice if on the coolish side, and there
 was a great full moon rising over the Detroit River last night.

 See you on the plaza and at the parteez... because there's no
 way back, at all...

 fh
 503.757-6222

Re: (313) Ask 313

[Lori Polemenakos]

my fave obscure techno release is the Cityboy EP by Troy Anderson -
sealed copy here, if anybody wants to grab it:

http://tokeowave.ecrater.com/p/6735559/1200-14-cityboy-chillin-witda-t-12-music

sorry, can't find a digital stream/download site to buy or preview :(

On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 10:10 PM, Joe Marougi jmaro...@gmail.com wrote:
 What jumps to mind for me is Sense Music in Germany that would bust out
 one
 dope ep after another:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSxyzOKlOl0


 And this is my favorite that I still play:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ7TXPl4GQQ



 On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 3:53 PM, Andrew Duke
 andrewdukecognit...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Coming to mind in no particular order (omitting stuff already mentioned):
 Thomas P. Heckmann's Drax series on Trope
 Gerard Hanson's release as Syne Language on Hardsync
 K Hand's been mentioned, so how 'bout Wamdue Kids/Chris Brann and
 Partycrashers on Acacia?
 Leo Anibaldi on ACV
 Dan Curtin on Strictly Rhythm and Peacefrog
 Labels like Magnetic North, early International Deejay Gigolos and
 Astralwerks, Sublime, SSR, Serotonin, Reflective, Ersatz Audio,
 Generator,
 Drop Bass Network, Seventh City, Downlow, Open Concept, Background,
 Interdimensional Transmissions, Utensil, Dow; whatever happened to Walt
 J?
 Gemini, Tim Baker, Presence, Daniel Lui, Sutekh, Joshua Kit Clayton,
 Theorem


 http://soundcloud.com/andrewdukecognitionaudio
 http://cognitionaudioworks.com/



 On 2012-12-03, at 2:23 PM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote:

 OK, now that we've established that lurkers know how to send e-mail to
 the
 list ...

 This is an idea for a mix I'd like to do.  Here's the question: What is
 your favorite techno that no one else seems to rate highly?

 Extra points for being obscure.

 What's my impetus?  I buy a lot of records at thrift stores and from
 crawling around in the crates on the floor at Dave's in Chicago.  I look
 for
 things that might be OK based on producer, remixer and artists.  So I
 have a
 lot of records that have decent to excellent tracks on them, that for one
 reason or another never got much enduring attention.

 Since I can't crate dig in Detroit very often, I'm looking for those
 sorts
 of things, after which i can engage in Internet searchage.

Re: (313) roll call?

[Lori Polemenakos]

Here, mostly lurking, probably heading to Detroit for the festival
next year after defecting to Mutek this year out of curiosity (ugh,
mistake!). Still dream of seeing The Black Dog do a live PA after
going bonkers the first time I heard Spanners, but I'll need more than
a fortnight's notice to make arrangements to get to Sheffield from
Dallas.

But nothing compares to Drexciya and Model 500. Actually, the first
time I heard Juan play Night Drive live, I wept from sheer joy. Same
with Derrick and Strings of Life.

Of course, I've debated hitting up Movement Torino as well - not to
derail this hi everybody check-in, but has anyone here done that
round of the festival? Nothing compares to Detroit, of course; it's
just that like everyone else on this list, I'm getting older, and I
want to cram in as many techno tourist adventures as I can before I go
deaf and my knees wear out. :)

I've been off and on Hyperreal in some way or other since... I'm
guessing 1995 or 96? I subbed to this list a few years back and
haven't regretted it.

*waves to Denise, Frank, Kevin, etc.*

There's a few heads here keeping up the Dallas Techno scene, but it's
literally a handful of married dudes, some Denton college kids
(Cygnus, BetDat, Ynfynyt Scroll), Minto (Down Low) driving back and
forth from Wichita Falls, Gerard Hansen (Convextion) and Wanz Dover
(Blixaboy) busting out the occasional Laptop Deathmatch show.

Me? I'm just a fan, not a musician, DJ or producer. I enjoy dancing;
techno's the fuel, my body's just the engine.

On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 10:03 AM, benny blanco® be...@blancodisco.com wrote:

 The DubStep Holodeck Forums are where are the kidz are hangin' out these
 days.

 Hangin out since mid '90s or so at least, if not earlier.

 benny blanco®
 blancodisco.com



 On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 10:51 AM, Mike Taylor disconihil...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Nothing signifies middle age quite like participating in a Hyperreal
 electronic music mailing list.

 It's been a minute since 1996, hasn't it?

 m

Re: (313) Actual Detroit techno

[Lori Polemenakos]

yep, the messenger/sleeper wakes was sick live. really disorienting to
watch him doing it all kneeling on the ground, though, since I
couldn't see the stage setup at first when he performed this year at
Metropolis in Montreal.

On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Carlos Boix carlosb...@gmail.com wrote:
 I went to see jeff mills do his thing about a couple of months ago at
 cable in London and the music he played was great. It was as if he was
 DJing stems of sounds together and kind of doing a live set together
 with the 909. At times ambient and sci-fi and at times banging techno.
 The blend confused many but I thought it was great. It seems jeff is
 in top form still and bringing innovation to the dance floor.

 As for the sleeper wakes... I should catch up and listen.

 Carlos Boix
 +447979044454

 On 28 Nov 2012, at 22:10, wojciech wojtek@gmail.com wrote:

 It's always great to hear that there are others on this list that
 still enjoy Mills's post-Waveform Transmissions sound!  The Alpha
 Centauri EP is also worthy of checking if you're into Sleeper Wakes
 and The Power.

 -wojtek

 http://twitter.com/detroitio



 On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 1:44 PM, Mike Taylor disconihil...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have to second Sleeper Wakes. I have been giving that album a lot of
 play recently.

 m

 On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 4:40 PM, Tristan Watkins phonop...@gmail.com 
 wrote:
 So I've been seriously digging the Mills Sleeper Wakes and The Power albums
 lately. Probably going to pick up the others in the series too. Really,
 really on-form. Not news obviously, but easy to overlook I suppose.

 Also like Nighttime World Volume 3: Motor a lot! Worthy of the Nighttime
 World title.

 It's great to hear both these dudes developing their sound still.

 Tristan

Re: (313) last weeks Elektro invasion @ future-music.co.uk

[Lori Polemenakos]

Agreed, this is a perfect banger to crank out photoshop files to all
day - thanks for this excellent mix!

On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 7:15 AM, Jeff Davis j...@jeffreyjdavis.com wrote:
 Nice man, queued up and quantizing my work morning right now.




 thanks,


 Jeffrey J Davis
 218.83DAVIS


 j...@jeffreyjdavis.com jeffreyjamesdavis


 On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 7:54 AM, Ronny Pries r...@rohformat.de wrote:

 Hi guys,

 i've been on a bit 313 unrelated edges of Techno during the last months
 so i kept the mix-spams to a minimum but i guess this last set for the
 'Numbers Broadcast' should be up your alley. It's a clash of Elektro
 generations:

 https://soundcloud.com/ronnypries/ronny-pries-elektro-invasion

 The traxx

 Dynamix II - Woofer Test Intro
 Cristian Vogel - DD Engine
 As1 - Stomping Grounds
 Heliopause - Subtransmission (feat. Keith Tucker)
 Dez Williams - UR what UR
 Boddika - You Tell Me
 Intelec - Retorno
 Sbtrkt - Wildfire (Objekt Dub Mix)
 Dopplereffekt - Cellular Phone
 The Advent - Kombination True
 E.R.P. - Vox Automaton
 Morphology - Urania's Mirror
 Dynamik Bass System - Robotmachine
 Dynamix II - Atomic Age
 Direct - Techno Gone Mad
 The H.A.V.O.K. Conspiracy - The Reaping
 Erik  Fiedel - Grundig
 AUX 88 - Control Panels (Dj Xed Crobot Crew Remix)
 Drexciya - Wavejumper
 Byetone - Plastic star
 Orbitfighters - Lustre
 Luke Vibert - Pretty Old Acid Music
 d3 - Descent
 MAS 2008 - Outpost Omega To Houston
 Eon - Spice (J. Saul Kane Version)
 Hashim - Al-Naafiysh
 Maggotron - Mission Electro
 OGB - Frogs Sporn
 Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier
 Anthony Rother - Dual is
 Umba - Acid Rain
 Addison Groove - Work It
 Snitzer  Mc Coy - Rock You (Electronic Erection Short Mix)
 Arpanet - Universe oscillation

 Njoy!!!

Re: (313) From the mouth of babes...

[Lori Polemenakos]

Dare we dream that this means Guetta's banned from being stunt-booked
at DEMF in the future?

On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com wrote:


 2012/7/12 David Powers cybo...@gmail.com



 http://www.thedailyswarm.com/headlines/david-guetta-mocks-underground-resistance/

 'For [David] Guetta, dance music’s newfound popularity can only be a
 good thing. He won’t convince everyone, but few in the industry would
 deny his phenomenal success in the US has given the industry as a
 whole a healthy financial boost. “Listen, some people take themselves
 very, very seriously,” Guetta says. “I’m not a politician, you know
 what I mean? You remember in the old days you had people like
 Underground Resistance?” [a late 80s militant dance collective from
 Detroit]. He pauses and smiles. “I never took myself so seriously.”'

 WOW.

 ~David



 I'm very glad to find out that I'm in the opposite side of him.
 Yes, music (Detroit or wherever it is) is a serious thing to me.

Re: (313) what up Detroit

[Lori Polemenakos]

Just saw Dopplereffekt Friday in Dallas and I can confirm it's the
more ambient stuff, Infophysix style. Great show, though - but I
suspect many people just don't know WHAT to expect when they play. It
was very, very Detroit!

On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 4:31 PM, Patrick Wacher pwac...@gmail.com wrote:

 From reports of other Doppler shows, they tend to play the atmospheric tracks 
 as apposed to any of the Dataphysics material.

 Anyways, looking forward to hearing some reviews from their 313 performance.

 --
 Patrick Wacher

 On Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Williams Graham G wrote:

 That doesn't surprise me the last time I saw them play Live they used a 
 backing cd, they mimicked playing a keyboard for some of the tracks.

 G

 On 27 May 2012, at 19:15, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.com wrote:

 The word I'm hearing is that Dopplereffekt got booed at a recent
 show in NY. So this could be interesting, at least. I still play a
 couple tracks from the Infophysix EP and they certainly had an
 impact back in the day.

 So, see you at 8:30 and we'll have something to talk about!

 fh


 -

 Pizza papolis 830.

 Awesome.

 On May 26, 2012, at 7:17 PM, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.com wrote:

 I always think of Plaka as the place to go at 6 am :)

 I'm kind of curious to see what Dopplereffekt will actually do --
 Underground stage at 7-8, otherwise I'm open. Denise, how
 about just picking a time and place and let's go with it.

 fh


 -

 I have not been to plaka in YEARS. What time?

 On May 26, 2012, at 1:15 PM, Kevin Kennedy the...@gmail.com wrote:

 I suggest Plaka.

 On May 26, 2012 11:42 AM, denisedalph...@gmail.com wrote:
 313 dinner Sunday sounds great. Where we meeting?

 On May 24, 2012, at 11:22 PM, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.com wrote:

 Back again and ready to take it all on, although it's going to be hot
 this weekend and I'm planning to take things back from +4 to +1
 as a result : )

 Not happy the Tigers aren't in town, but so it goes.

 313 should do a dinner get-together or something... Sunday?

 cheers

 fh

Re: (313) the drexciyan immersion project (was Re: (313) Drexciya reissues)

[Lori Polemenakos]

For me, I tend to think of Drexciya's music as an overall ouevre; for
example, put on The Quest and read Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues
Under the Sea or for that matter, cycle through their entire catalog
on a low level (especially if you've got, say, a house wired with
surround sound in every room and a central broadcasting source) and
spend a dreary winter weekend with Robert Anton Wilson's Illuminatus
Trilogy.

But Frank, I totally agree with you - few tracks stand out on their
own and bear repeated plays as singles; that said, when you throw one
into a mix unexpectedly, I've seen people just lose their minds on the
dance floor. It's almost the secret handshake of techno once you're
somewhere besides Detroit.

There's no denying Stinson's influence on many Detroit artists and
producers, or that Drexciya's trademark bubbling and popping funk
sounds are audible in, say, Luke Eargoggle's tracks, giving them a
Frankenstein's castle in the year 2060 quality. My only regret is
that they never produced an animated feature fleshing out the Aquabahn
mythology with a full soundtrack; seems like it'd be perfect for a
midnight double feature along with that French 1973 classic,
Fantastic Planet.

Has anyone considered selectively scoring a silent film with their
work? If not, I'd love to see/hear it... a girl can dream!

On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 10:27 AM, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com wrote:

 for research purposes only!

 On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Matt Kane's Brain
 mkb-pr...@hydrogenproject.com wrote:
  I assumed that you wouldn't publicly admit to downloading Drexciya
  tracks when you live on the coast. Be wary especially when crossing
  the river.
 
  On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:14, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com wrote:
  (as a side note, i find it interesting that in several discussions
  i've had with music types about the drexciyan immersion project that
  nobody has directly mentioned/asked how i managed to find the 390+
  mp3s that i had to acquire in order to complete the project)
  --
  matt kane's brain
  http://hydrogenproject.com
 



 --
 peace,

 frank

 http://www.deejaycountzero.com
 http://www.infinitestatemachine.com

Re: (313) the drexciyan immersion project (was Re: (313) Drexciya reissues)

[Lori Polemenakos]

But of course! :)

On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:01 AM, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com wrote:
 This is an awesome perspective Lori. Thanks for your input. I will at some 
 point be making a post on ISM regarding the DIP and I'd love to include your 
 insights. Would that be cool with you?

 Sent from my iPhone

 On Sep 7, 2011, at 11:40 AM, Lori Polemenakos girly...@gmail.com wrote:

 For me, I tend to think of Drexciya's music as an overall ouevre; for
 example, put on The Quest and read Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues
 Under the Sea or for that matter, cycle through their entire catalog
 on a low level (especially if you've got, say, a house wired with
 surround sound in every room and a central broadcasting source) and
 spend a dreary winter weekend with Robert Anton Wilson's Illuminatus
 Trilogy.

 But Frank, I totally agree with you - few tracks stand out on their
 own and bear repeated plays as singles; that said, when you throw one
 into a mix unexpectedly, I've seen people just lose their minds on the
 dance floor. It's almost the secret handshake of techno once you're
 somewhere besides Detroit.

 There's no denying Stinson's influence on many Detroit artists and
 producers, or that Drexciya's trademark bubbling and popping funk
 sounds are audible in, say, Luke Eargoggle's tracks, giving them a
 Frankenstein's castle in the year 2060 quality. My only regret is
 that they never produced an animated feature fleshing out the Aquabahn
 mythology with a full soundtrack; seems like it'd be perfect for a
 midnight double feature along with that French 1973 classic,
 Fantastic Planet.

 Has anyone considered selectively scoring a silent film with their
 work? If not, I'd love to see/hear it... a girl can dream!

 On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 10:27 AM, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com wrote:

 for research purposes only!

 On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Matt Kane's Brain
 mkb-pr...@hydrogenproject.com wrote:
 I assumed that you wouldn't publicly admit to downloading Drexciya
 tracks when you live on the coast. Be wary especially when crossing
 the river.

 On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:14, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com wrote:
 (as a side note, i find it interesting that in several discussions
 i've had with music types about the drexciyan immersion project that
 nobody has directly mentioned/asked how i managed to find the 390+
 mp3s that i had to acquire in order to complete the project)
 --
 matt kane's brain
 http://hydrogenproject.com




 --
 peace,

 frank

 http://www.deejaycountzero.com
 http://www.infinitestatemachine.com

Re: (313) Fwd: Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3

[Lori Polemenakos]

Y'all are not seeing the throngs of boring techno tourists like
myself, who may not have been quite as eye-catching as the neon-loving
kindergartners roving the area. Or the amazingly wicked dancing that
Denise Dalphond was doing at virtually every stage - maybe her tshirt
and shorts weren't photo-worthy, but her moves certainly were.

Once you get to a certain age and you're in it for the music and not
the attention/other things *cough - youknowwhatImean - cough* then you
know better than to go out to a festival in just your panties with 50
bags full of props to carry around during the daytime.

There was everything there - dudes who looked like they'd teleported
from a pub in the UK, other DJs from varying nationalities,
non-caucasians, the elderly, children in strollers. 99,000+ people
means variety; some just weren't as eye-poppingly visually striking as
some of the folks on the RA pages are and therefore went undocumented.

I seriously wondered how half the more, uh, interesting (and fluffily
attired) attendants were managing the toilets, but was too busy
chasing beats to ask. That said, I passed one girl in a neon bikini
and rave boot-sock-thingies who was crying about how wet and gross her
ankles were when it started to pour and busted out laughing - along
with, unfortunately, about 10 dude-bros in polo shirts who were right
behind me.

This is the first time I've noticed a massive bro contingent and the
festival; it seems that they've co-opted the culture and are starting
to outnumber the Kandi Kids, Gravers and old-schoolers I usually see
there.

Disclaimer: this is my 6th festival, so not sure what it was like
before 2005. Also, I'm a white girl.

On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 12:57 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com wrote:

 I'm outside US
 I never went to DEMF/Movement but I have the same feeling that you
 expressed below
 I don't know if somebody (thats been there) can put some comments about this?

 2011/6/3 kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com:
  lookit the white people!  I'm sorry i missed the festival but man,
  when did it turn into candy raver/shirtless meathead heaven?
 
  On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com wrote:
  Check it out
 
  -- Forwarded message --
  From: RA Photos ra...@residentadvisor.net
  Date: 2011/6/3
  Subject: Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3
  To: diego.si...@gmail.com
 
 
  Hey diegosimak,
 
  The photo gallery from Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3 is now online.
 
  Click below to view the gallery;
  http://www.residentadvisor.net/photo-gallery.aspx?set=17357