may i also suggest the releases on Tuning Spork's sister label Futuredub.
Very deep, very dubby, a little tech-y
Unfortunately also hard to find.
fab.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lance @ Inaudible" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 12:35 AM
Subject: Re: (313) Ghost of 313's past...
>On Sep 13, 2005, at 12:29 AM, Lance @ Inaudible wrote:
Hello all,
Haven't been here in over 5 years but the other day DJ Horsepower + his
lovely wife hunted me down at my office in cleveland and reminded me of
the musical friends from the golden age
Awww shi*, ol'skool 313 list in the haus. Welcome back soldier.
Great to see the names dropped, even if we have lost a few comrades.
Thanks friend. happy to be back. maybe we can encourage some of the others
to return as well.
Dub is always a nice education, but the influence seems to have faded in
recent years.
Dub is still out there. Check the new Deadbeat release on Scape, any of
the Deepchord/Rod Modell stuffs on Silentes/Deepchord/Echocord, and all
the other Echocord releases (especially those my Mikkel Metal). Visit
these links for more infos...
http://www.techno.ca/deadbeat/
http://www.dctrax.com/
http://www.scape-music.de/
http://www.echocord.com/
http://www.mikkelmetal.dk/
if you want some legal feebie techno/ambient/dub from established artists,
check out the Flow.ers compilation on the Sutemos netlabel. it features
tracks from yagya, rod modell, octex, exos, and ozy to name just a few.
nice stuff and well worth the price of admission - which is none. : )
http://www.sutemos.net/en/
Finally, one last thing about dub. Not necessarily for this list but...
Those interested in classic dub/reggae who havent yet started purchasing
any may want to check out the excellent UK Blood and Fire dub/reggae
reissue label. They has re-released-compiled the best of the best by King
Tubby, Horace Andy, Scientist, The Congos, Lee Perry, Prince Alla, Burning
Spear, Jah Stitch, Keith Hudson, Tappa Zukie, Glen Brown, I-Roy, Cornell
Campbell, Johnny Clarke, Big Youth, Gregory Isaacs, Max Romeo, Yabby You,
Trinity, Dennis Brown, Jackie Mittoo, Ranking Joe, Junior Ross, Linval
Thompson, Willi Williams, and Niney the Observer to name just a few. If
you need specific recommendations i would be happy help but the real
reason i mention Blood and Fire right now is because they have just marked
down most of their catalog to 50% their original prices. Visit
http://www.bloodandfire.co.uk for more information and sound samples.
And what's happening in Ohio? The MI-OH corridor was once strong.
Can it be rebuilt?
yes ohio was once home to some excellent musicians - dan curtin, morgan
geist, jeff samuel, hanna, titonton, twine, todd sines, steve cinch,
metamorphic, the 21/22 corp/elemental collective, etc... but many of those
musicians have left for more musically fertile locations. i've been out of
the techno loop for a few years so i dont know if there has been an ohio
'second wave' or not but i'm sure there are a few up-and-coming producers
in ohio somewhere. we'll see if we can get them noticed when we find them!
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