bandcamp friday : new music by Bplrxxiii and Bleupulp

[dubloop]

[Then019] Bleupulp - Same things Same places

1.That was weird
2.Same thing right Now
3.That tape is killing me
4.I am a MESS
5.I feel b - l - a - n - k

stream and purchase:
https://the-end-is-near.bandcamp.com/album/then019-bleupulp-same-things-same-places

sounds like: minimal, techno, microhouse, experimental, ambiance

---

[Pertin-nce 096] Bplrxxiii - Pia

1. The master saw you
2. Pia
3. Grandfather Watchuma
4. Cousin Coen
5. Textural Infestation
6. Aya

free download:
https://pertin-nce.bandcamp.com/album/pertin-nce-096-bplrxxiii-pia

sounds like: future, tribal, techno, experimental, jungle / idm-ish

peace out

xoxo

Re: new music : Bleupulp - About my Birds

[kent williams]

Good stuff, as per usually. More straightahead and less hazy than your
stuff usually.

"About 11824" is dubby but focused and lush. It reminds me of Mike Huckaby
a bit.


On Tue, Oct 4, 2022 at 10:36 AM dubloop  wrote:

> hello.
>
> here is my latest EP.
>
> a bit of this and a bit of that : techno, dub tech, ambient and
> experimental...
>
> stream and download:
>
> https://bleupulp.bandcamp.com/album/about-my-birds
>
>
> track listing:
>
> 1.Tek 128-0720
> 2.About 11824
> 3.Cant muke up mu mund
> 4.My birds in the parking lot
> 5.Tek 128-0720 off
>
>
> if you want a free copy just contact me on facebook:
>
> www.facebook.com/djratmaster
>
>
> ciao!
>

new music : Bleupulp - About my Birds

[dubloop]

hello.

here is my latest EP.

a bit of this and a bit of that : techno, dub tech, ambient and 
experimental...


stream and download:

https://bleupulp.bandcamp.com/album/about-my-birds

track listing:

1.Tek 128-0720
2.About 11824
3.Cant muke up mu mund
4.My birds in the parking lot
5.Tek 128-0720 off

if you want a free copy just contact me on facebook:

www.facebook.com/djratmaster [1]

ciao!

Links:
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[1] http://www.facebook.com/djratmaster

Re: The Return of Cyborg K - featuring a new music video

[Tristan Watkins]

YES!! Welcome back. This is great.

On Saturday, 16 January 2021, Daniel Bean  wrote:

> Nice track
>
> On Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 1:00 PM David A. Powers  wrote:
>
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qBFX4oUGNY
>>
>> My name is Cyborg K.
>>
>> In 1980, when I was 5 years old, I was abducted by aliens, who installed
>> a communications chip inside my brain. This chip allowed me to receive and
>> understand intergalactic transmissions. Around 1998, I began to utilize
>> some of the information I was receiving, as I encoded alien frequencies
>> within my music, and broadcast them in order to facilitate an accelerated
>> evolutionary timeline for the human species.
>>
>> Unfortunately, around 2007, the communications stopped. For 13 years, no
>> messages emerged from the distant stars. The cosmos was completely silent.
>> I began to despair. Was this a sign that the aliens had given up on us? Was
>> there still hope for the survival and evolution of the human race? Or was
>> our planet doomed?!
>>
>> Then, in the spring of 2020, the silence was broken. The transmissions
>> began again, and so it is that Cyborg K must continue the work of encoding
>> the alien transmissions within cosmic beats. Will these cosmic frequencies
>> help humans to overcome their differences in order to avoid a planetary
>> mass extinction event? Only time will tell...
>>
>> <+...+>
>>
>>

Re: The Return of Cyborg K - featuring a new music video

[Daniel Bean]

Nice track

On Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 1:00 PM David A. Powers  wrote:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qBFX4oUGNY
>
> My name is Cyborg K.
>
> In 1980, when I was 5 years old, I was abducted by aliens, who installed a
> communications chip inside my brain. This chip allowed me to receive and
> understand intergalactic transmissions. Around 1998, I began to utilize
> some of the information I was receiving, as I encoded alien frequencies
> within my music, and broadcast them in order to facilitate an accelerated
> evolutionary timeline for the human species.
>
> Unfortunately, around 2007, the communications stopped. For 13 years, no
> messages emerged from the distant stars. The cosmos was completely silent.
> I began to despair. Was this a sign that the aliens had given up on us? Was
> there still hope for the survival and evolution of the human race? Or was
> our planet doomed?!
>
> Then, in the spring of 2020, the silence was broken. The transmissions
> began again, and so it is that Cyborg K must continue the work of encoding
> the alien transmissions within cosmic beats. Will these cosmic frequencies
> help humans to overcome their differences in order to avoid a planetary
> mass extinction event? Only time will tell...
>
> <+...+>
>
>

The Return of Cyborg K - featuring a new music video

[David A. Powers]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qBFX4oUGNY

My name is Cyborg K.

In 1980, when I was 5 years old, I was abducted by aliens, who installed a
communications chip inside my brain. This chip allowed me to receive and
understand intergalactic transmissions. Around 1998, I began to utilize
some of the information I was receiving, as I encoded alien frequencies
within my music, and broadcast them in order to facilitate an accelerated
evolutionary timeline for the human species.

Unfortunately, around 2007, the communications stopped. For 13 years, no
messages emerged from the distant stars. The cosmos was completely silent.
I began to despair. Was this a sign that the aliens had given up on us? Was
there still hope for the survival and evolution of the human race? Or was
our planet doomed?!

Then, in the spring of 2020, the silence was broken. The transmissions
began again, and so it is that Cyborg K must continue the work of encoding
the alien transmissions within cosmic beats. Will these cosmic frequencies
help humans to overcome their differences in order to avoid a planetary
mass extinction event? Only time will tell...

<+...+>

Re: new music from Eddie Fowlkes and also Thomas Barnett

[Andrew Duke]

Just need some new Shake, Claude Young, Terrence Dixon, Sean Deason, Kenny
Larkin, and K Hand, now. :)

On Thu., Mar. 19, 2020, 2:25 p.m. ja...@iridite.com, 
wrote:

> Excellent - I'm a huge fan of the City Boy stuff that Eddie did (with the
> notable exception of the Rider On The Storm cover which was..a rare
> moment of madness!)
>
>
>
> On Thu, 19 Mar 2020 at 13:22, Andrew Duke 
> wrote:
>
>> Music helps in the good times and also helps in challenging times like we
>> are currently facing with the COVID-19 situation.
>>
>> Some techno legends continue to release new music. Last month, it was
>> Blake Baxter with his "Into The Groove" collaboration with Abe Duque
>> released on Kevin's Saunderson's KMS imprint.
>>
>> April will see new material out from Eddie Fowlkes and also Thomas
>> Barnett.
>>
>> Eddie has restarted City Boy Music and his "Knuckle Head" series will see
>> EPs released in April and May and a third to follow later in the year. The
>> first release is two songs, not sure about the others, and is out April 17.
>>
>> Many don't realize that Thomas Barnett is the man behind "Nude Photo". He
>> operates the Visillusion label; the "Low Tech Funk" EP is due out the same
>> day as Eddie's release. A nice coincidence. "Low Tech Funk" features 3 new
>> songs from TB and 3 from friend Ecilo.
>>
>> I'm lucky to have promos on both these and they are quite enjoyable and
>> recommended.
>>
>> Wishing everyone all the best.
>> Andrew
>> http:andrewdukeinthemix.com
>>
>>
>>
>>

Re: new music from Eddie Fowlkes and also Thomas Barnett

[ja...@iridite.com]

Excellent - I'm a huge fan of the City Boy stuff that Eddie did (with the
notable exception of the Rider On The Storm cover which was..a rare
moment of madness!)



On Thu, 19 Mar 2020 at 13:22, Andrew Duke 
wrote:

> Music helps in the good times and also helps in challenging times like we
> are currently facing with the COVID-19 situation.
>
> Some techno legends continue to release new music. Last month, it was
> Blake Baxter with his "Into The Groove" collaboration with Abe Duque
> released on Kevin's Saunderson's KMS imprint.
>
> April will see new material out from Eddie Fowlkes and also Thomas Barnett.
>
> Eddie has restarted City Boy Music and his "Knuckle Head" series will see
> EPs released in April and May and a third to follow later in the year. The
> first release is two songs, not sure about the others, and is out April 17.
>
> Many don't realize that Thomas Barnett is the man behind "Nude Photo". He
> operates the Visillusion label; the "Low Tech Funk" EP is due out the same
> day as Eddie's release. A nice coincidence. "Low Tech Funk" features 3 new
> songs from TB and 3 from friend Ecilo.
>
> I'm lucky to have promos on both these and they are quite enjoyable and
> recommended.
>
> Wishing everyone all the best.
> Andrew
> http:andrewdukeinthemix.com
>
>
>
>

new music from Eddie Fowlkes and also Thomas Barnett

[Andrew Duke]

Music helps in the good times and also helps in challenging times like we
are currently facing with the COVID-19 situation.

Some techno legends continue to release new music. Last month, it was Blake
Baxter with his "Into The Groove" collaboration with Abe Duque released on
Kevin's Saunderson's KMS imprint.

April will see new material out from Eddie Fowlkes and also Thomas Barnett.

Eddie has restarted City Boy Music and his "Knuckle Head" series will see
EPs released in April and May and a third to follow later in the year. The
first release is two songs, not sure about the others, and is out April 17.

Many don't realize that Thomas Barnett is the man behind "Nude Photo". He
operates the Visillusion label; the "Low Tech Funk" EP is due out the same
day as Eddie's release. A nice coincidence. "Low Tech Funk" features 3 new
songs from TB and 3 from friend Ecilo.

I'm lucky to have promos on both these and they are quite enjoyable and
recommended.

Wishing everyone all the best.
Andrew
http:andrewdukeinthemix.com

new music from me : [pertin 51] Bleupulp - Phases

[dubloop]

 

I sent this LP to a few labels but it did not work out so i was like
''whatever, I'll drop it on Bandcamp...'' 

label: Pertin-nce
release: Pertin 51
artist: Bleupulp
title: Phases

1. Meridian-inn - 02:47
2. Narita - 03:49
3. Fix me up before i go - 07:18
4. Oceanpark - 06:44
5. To the pond - 05:34
6. Interlude - 01:25
7. SJU - 03:01
8. Condado - 06:33
9. Turtle nest - 05:01
10. Thunder - 05:58
11. Phase0 - 03:14
12. Slepping cold - 01:58

sounds like : techno, ambient, minimal, deep, dub, experimental

stream & purchase:
https://pertin-nce.bandcamp.com/album/pertin-51-bleupulp-phases 

peace out! 

max 

Re: New Music

[ja...@iridite.com]

That John Hassell album is fantastic

On Wed, 12 Sep 2018 at 11:24, <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:

> XOR Gate - Conic Sections FLAC
> Different mix to the vinyl, twist your mind around Heinrich Mueller
> (Kraftwork)'s spatial dimensional reasoning not without a conspicuously
> fluidic appreciation of the moment unreminiscent of cold and esoteric
> Detroit electronic manipulation.
>
> Jon Hassell - Listening to Pictures CD
> accessible first track follows into trumpet driven(?) percussive
> electronic soundscapes from mature California pioneer.
>
> Carlos Nino and Friends - Going Home LP
> California represent with regional self-expression through spiritual
> musicality surpassing late night sleepers of Motor City to the East.
>
> Stacey Pullen - Detroit Love CD
> Fresh mix for the Toyota, journeying late into the night explains to my
> passenger the importance of a decent beat and percussive.
>
> Victor Birgiss - That Time When YOUTUBE
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMnwz9_-dqw
>
> cheers
>
> C
>

Re: New Music

[Jeff Davis]

I thought XOR Gate was a Gerald Donald alias, as is Heinrich Mueller?

thanks,

*Jeffrey J Davis*

j...@jeffreyjdavis.com

www.jeffreyjdavis.com

218.833.2847



 






On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 5:24 AM, <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:

> XOR Gate - Conic Sections FLAC
> Different mix to the vinyl, twist your mind around Heinrich Mueller
> (Kraftwork)'s spatial dimensional reasoning not without a conspicuously
> fluidic appreciation of the moment unreminiscent of cold and esoteric
> Detroit electronic manipulation.
>
> Jon Hassell - Listening to Pictures CD
> accessible first track follows into trumpet driven(?) percussive
> electronic soundscapes from mature California pioneer.
>
> Carlos Nino and Friends - Going Home LP
> California represent with regional self-expression through spiritual
> musicality surpassing late night sleepers of Motor City to the East.
>
> Stacey Pullen - Detroit Love CD
> Fresh mix for the Toyota, journeying late into the night explains to my
> passenger the importance of a decent beat and percussive.
>
> Victor Birgiss - That Time When YOUTUBE
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMnwz9_-dqw
>
> cheers
>
> C
>

Re: New Music

[Andrew Duke]

Thanks for the recommendations! :)

Andrew


On Wed, Sep 12, 2018, 7:24 AM , <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:

> XOR Gate - Conic Sections FLAC
> Different mix to the vinyl, twist your mind around Heinrich Mueller
> (Kraftwork)'s spatial dimensional reasoning not without a conspicuously
> fluidic appreciation of the moment unreminiscent of cold and esoteric
> Detroit electronic manipulation.
>
> Jon Hassell - Listening to Pictures CD
> accessible first track follows into trumpet driven(?) percussive
> electronic soundscapes from mature California pioneer.
>
> Carlos Nino and Friends - Going Home LP
> California represent with regional self-expression through spiritual
> musicality surpassing late night sleepers of Motor City to the East.
>
> Stacey Pullen - Detroit Love CD
> Fresh mix for the Toyota, journeying late into the night explains to my
> passenger the importance of a decent beat and percussive.
>
> Victor Birgiss - That Time When YOUTUBE
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMnwz9_-dqw
>
> cheers
>
> C
>

New Music

[313]

XOR Gate - Conic Sections FLAC
Different mix to the vinyl, twist your mind around Heinrich Mueller 
(Kraftwork)'s spatial dimensional reasoning not without a conspicuously 
fluidic appreciation of the moment unreminiscent of cold and esoteric 
Detroit electronic manipulation.


Jon Hassell - Listening to Pictures CD
accessible first track follows into trumpet driven(?) percussive 
electronic soundscapes from mature California pioneer.


Carlos Nino and Friends - Going Home LP
California represent with regional self-expression through spiritual 
musicality surpassing late night sleepers of Motor City to the East.


Stacey Pullen - Detroit Love CD
Fresh mix for the Toyota, journeying late into the night explains to my 
passenger the importance of a decent beat and percussive.


Victor Birgiss - That Time When YOUTUBE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMnwz9_-dqw

cheers

C

Re: New Music from Detroit!

[Andrew Duke]

This is a superb album, folks. Highly-recommended.

http://andrewdukeinthemix.com



On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 3:21 PM, David Powers  wrote:

> Hello everyone,
> Greetings from my secret headquarters near downtown Detroit. I wanted to
> share my new release with you all; it was recorded entirely here in
> Detroit, and I'm giving it away for free for a limited time only.
>
> My new project PAD focuses on the more minimal side of electronic music,
> while still paying tribute to the rich musical legacy of Detroit music.
> I've already completed an entire album of material, so be on the lookout
> for that, and in the meantime, I hope you enjoy the track!
>
> https://pad-detroit.bandcamp.com/track/2-cool-2-dance
>

New Music from Detroit!

[David Powers]

Hello everyone,
Greetings from my secret headquarters near downtown Detroit. I wanted to
share my new release with you all; it was recorded entirely here in
Detroit, and I'm giving it away for free for a limited time only.

My new project PAD focuses on the more minimal side of electronic music,
while still paying tribute to the rich musical legacy of Detroit music.
I've already completed an entire album of material, so be on the lookout
for that, and in the meantime, I hope you enjoy the track!

https://pad-detroit.bandcamp.com/track/2-cool-2-dance

Detroit to NYC: Underground Resistance at New Music Seminar

[Patrick Wacher]

An interesting article of UR’s first trip the NMS in NYC.


http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/detroit-to-nyc-feature





- Patrick.

my new music video

[Jernej Marusic]

Wanted to share my new music video, for track Octex - Gait. Spent some time 
working on this, syncing all the lights to music sequences...

Take a night ride through the city, where street lights reflect the ever 
shifting music sequences.
https://vimeo.com/100096544


Jernej
www.octex.si

(313) New Music...

[Luis Aguilera]

I hear there's a little road trip coming up for some of us, so I thought
I'd make something to pair it up with. Check out the new FS release (FS005)
I finally got around to finishing and enjoy...

- Luis


http://luisgabrielaguilera.bandcamp.com/





-- 

   - GABRIEL'S 
FIRE
  - LGA BANDCAMP SITE 
  - LGA DJ MIX ARCHIVES 
  - LGA EDUCATION SCOOPS 




"Wisdom is not obtained with the discovery of self-indulgent delectation at
the turn of each page. Wisdom is obtained when one is willing to endure
with humor and compassion a slight bruising of the ego, moving ahead by
correcting whatever faulty notions and formulas to life have been
accumulated over time, remembering and recognizing what has been good all
along. Otherwise, the beast within remains the same. And what a bore that
is."


~ Luis Gabriel Aguilera






-- 

   - GABRIEL'S 
FIRE
  - LGA BANDCAMP SITE 
  - LGA DJ MIX ARCHIVES 
  - LGA EDUCATION SCOOPS 




"Wisdom is not obtained with the discovery of self-indulgent delectation at
the turn of each page. Wisdom is obtained when one is willing to endure
with humor and compassion a slight bruising of the ego, moving ahead by
correcting whatever faulty notions and formulas to life have been
accumulated over time, remembering and recognizing what has been good all
along. Otherwise, the beast within remains the same. And what a bore that
is."


~ Luis Gabriel Aguilera






-- 

   - GABRIEL'S 
FIRE
  - LGA BANDCAMP SITE 
  - LGA DJ MIX ARCHIVES 
  - LGA EDUCATION SCOOPS 




"Wisdom is not obtained with the discovery of self-indulgent delectation at
the turn of each page. Wisdom is obtained when one is willing to endure
with humor and compassion a slight bruising of the ego, moving ahead by
correcting whatever faulty notions and formulas to life have been
accumulated over time, remembering and recognizing what has been good all
along. Otherwise, the beast within remains the same. And what a bore that
is."


~ Luis Gabriel Aguilera

Re: (313) New Music

[ja...@iridite.com]

Yeah, this grooves along quite nicely!

On 10 June 2010 16:36, kent williams  wrote:
> This is nice.  Perfect for my hangover this morning!
>
> On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 2:11 AM, Joe Marougi  wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I'd like to share this track with the group.  Hit me up for the mp3 if
>> you want it.  Thanks!
>>
>> http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/see-the-light-by-ebb-flow-first-version
>>
>> (ps, there's also a bonus beats version just under it on the SoundCloud page)
>>
>> Joe
>>
>

Re: (313) New Music

[kent williams]

This is nice.  Perfect for my hangover this morning!

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 2:11 AM, Joe Marougi  wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'd like to share this track with the group.  Hit me up for the mp3 if
> you want it.  Thanks!
>
> http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/see-the-light-by-ebb-flow-first-version
>
> (ps, there's also a bonus beats version just under it on the SoundCloud page)
>
> Joe
>

(313) New Music

[Joe Marougi]

Hello all,

I'd like to share this track with the group.  Hit me up for the mp3 if
you want it.  Thanks!

http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/see-the-light-by-ebb-flow-first-version

(ps, there's also a bonus beats version just under it on the SoundCloud page)

Joe

(313) New Music

[Joe Marougi]

Hello all, here is a remix from Aubrey of one of our tracks:

http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/animal-riddle-aubrey-remix

(here is the original):
http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/animal-riddle-joes-edit



Also, here is a new remix for Andrew Duke from yours truly:

http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/maiko-remix


Let me know if you want a download link.

Thanks,

Joe

(313) New music -- minireviews -- Kryptic Minds, Wild Angels

[kent williams]

>From my blog:

http://music.cornwarning.com/2009/10/01/review-kryptic-minds-one-of-us/

http://music.cornwarning.com/2009/09/30/review-of-mary-ann-hobbs-present-wild-angels/

Listening now to the new DFRNT -- very nice stuff.  Kind of like a
dubstep take on the jazzy D&B of LTJ Bukem.  Or a mutant form of
instrumental R&B,  or a dubbed out version of UR's hi tech jazz.

(313) New Music

[robin]

New Floating Points on Eglo. You picked up 'You love me like this'  
right?

Rainer Truby/MCDE thing - To know you. Wicked heartfelt sounding vocal.
Pepe Bradock - Path of Most Resistance, new one from him sounding very  
good (more melodic than experimental)
Shake's been busy: http://www.rushhour.nl/store_detailed.php? 
item=50879, Track 3 vv nice from clips.

Also a Trusme remix of 'Arise' on the way too.


OK, I'm only partially off-topic. :)

In terms of mixes, feeling this one by Red D. 
http://infinitestatemachine.com/2009/08/10/guest-mix-red-d-of-we-play-house-recordings/

robin...

Re: (313) New music

[313]

Hi aida,

Apologies for argumentativeness. To reply to the original pls see below,

Hope it gets through this time :-)

peace

C

>>
>>
>>

Of course...

http://coke-smyth.net/jazz.htm
http://coke-smyth.net/the_wake.htm

I have left some intentional blanks for the trainspotters ;-)

cheers

C

> Hey charles, i like your mix a lot
>
> Is there any tracklist?
>
> Cheers
> aida
>
>
>
>
>> Hi Wes,
>>
>> Cyberspace has been off limits to me for the last week or so. The mixes
are located at http://www.coke-smyth.net/Rainforest_Jazz.mp3 and at
http://www.coke-smyth.net/the_wake.mp3. You should be able to d/l just
from this email, or maybe by ftp:// instead of http:// It is case
sensitive though so beware...
>>
>> cheers
>>
>> C
>>
>>
>>> Hello Charles,
>>>
>>> I really loved your first mix and would like to d/l this one rather than
>>> just stream it. Could you please possibly make it like the 'Rainforest
Jazz'
>>> page where the mix title enables one to click and save onto one's
desktop?
>>> On a mac I'm unsure how else to d/l the mix (I'm assuming, of course,
that
>>> you don't mind people downloading the mix).
>>>
>>> Many thanks either way. Keep it up. As Anthony Shakir said to me once,
the
>>> world needs more of the good stuff.
>>>
>>> Wes
>>> --
>>> http://www.myspace.com/westonprince
>>>
>>> On 7/30/09 12:14 AM, "3...@coke-smyth.net" <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:
>>>
 Came out a bit darker than Id hoped. But another experimental mix
from the
 foreign professor.

 http://www.coke-smyth.net/the_wake.htm

 cheers

 C


>>>
>>
>> Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
Electronic Mind the other week!
>
> There's a couple of tracks that just send my "production" head running
> for the hills, out of time and key clashes and not in a good way -
could be just my taste tho :)
>
> m
>
>


>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
>

Re: (313) New music

[313]

Hi Wes,

Cyberspace has been off limits to me for the last week or so. The mixes
are located at http://www.coke-smyth.net/Rainforest_Jazz.mp3 and at
http://www.coke-smyth.net/the_wake.mp3. You should be able to d/l just
from this email, or maybe by ftp:// instead of http:// It is case
sensitive though so beware...

cheers

C


> Hello Charles,
>
> I really loved your first mix and would like to d/l this one rather than
> just stream it. Could you please possibly make it like the 'Rainforest
> Jazz'
> page where the mix title enables one to click and save onto one's desktop?
> On a mac I'm unsure how else to d/l the mix (I'm assuming, of course, that
> you don't mind people downloading the mix).
>
> Many thanks either way. Keep it up. As Anthony Shakir said to me once, the
> world needs more of the good stuff.
>
> Wes
> --
> http://www.myspace.com/westonprince
>
> On 7/30/09 12:14 AM, "3...@coke-smyth.net" <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:
>
>> Came out a bit darker than Id hoped. But another experimental mix from
>> the
>> foreign professor.
>>
>> http://www.coke-smyth.net/the_wake.htm
>>
>> cheers
>>
>> C
>>
>>
>

 Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
 Electronic Mind the other week!
>>>
>>> There's a couple of tracks that just send my "production" head running
>>> for the hills, out of time and key clashes and not in a good way -
>>> could be just my taste tho :)
>>>
>>> m
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Re: (313) New music

[313]

Came out a bit darker than Id hoped. But another experimental mix from the
foreign professor.

http://www.coke-smyth.net/the_wake.htm

cheers

C


>>>
>>
>> Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
>> Electronic Mind the other week!
>
> There's a couple of tracks that just send my "production" head running
> for the hills, out of time and key clashes and not in a good way -
> could be just my taste tho :)
>
> m
>
>

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

On 29 Jul 2009, at 06:59, Odeluga, Ken wrote:

I just read that interview instead of 'reading in', now I'm  
behind ... but it was worth it.


Nice one.

Ken



There should have been another two interview sessions but they just  
didn't happen, it would have been nice to have 8 pages to dig a lot  
deeper but I'm just happy the piece got used and Robert got some  
coverage.


m

PS Don't know if 313 have checked out Lawrence's RA mix yet, well, you  
should. It's great first thing.

RE: (313) New music

[Odeluga, Ken]

I just read that interview instead of 'reading in', now I'm behind ... but it 
was worth it.

Nice one.

Ken
-Original Message-
From: Martin Dust [mailto:mar...@dustscience.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 5:14 PM
To: list 313
Subject: Re: (313) New music

Interview With Robert Hood
http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/?p=1025

Back To The Dog House DJ Mix
01. Mark Broom - Twenty Nine - Unxplored Beats
02. Jamie Anderson - Time Is Now (Radio Slave Panorama Garage Remix) -
NRK Sound Division
03. Oliver Huntemann & Dubfire - Dios - Ideal Audio
04. 16 Bit Lolita's - Goodbye Pluto (Version 2) - Bits And Pieces
05. Tadeo - M31 Andromeda - Net28
06. Joris Voorn - Decay - Green
07. Daso - Tinnitus - Connaisseur Recordings
08. Josh Wink - Counter Clock 319 (Reorganized By Chris Liebing) -
Ovum Recordings
09. Carl Taylor - Warehouse Trax A7 - Auteform
10. John Tejada - Artificial Body - Palette Recordings
11. Ellen Allien - Just a Woman - Spectral Sound
12. Tolerance - Sacrifice - ?
13. Mr G - Makes No Sense - Rekids
14. The Black Dog - Tunnels Ov Set (Crookes Mix) - Soma

http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/?p=1059

New tunes wise, loads of house that I'll do a list of laters

DJ3000's Galactic Caravan CD
Pretty mental mix of tunes but I like it

Toddla T Fabric Live
Nice mix that is all over the place, if you like Appleblim you love this

m

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

anth...@technoiraudio.com wrote:

The tracks he plays are always very similar to or often direct influences
on the songs he makes. Every song he plays I hear something from his
productions.
  
Not seen him enough to notice and the mixes we have always get turned 
off by others so that's that ;)



New music im feeling not313 related is: Pepe Bradock -path of most
resistance, Buscrates -16bit ensemble, Disco Nihilist on Love What You
Feel, and the new Maxwell -Black summer's night.

  
Kenny Larkin's been getting loads of plays but mostly his old stuff. The 
new DJ Hell album has had a few plays but it's a bit too commercial for 
my ears, well that and the Hawkwind cover but the other guys like it. 
Moderat has a few tracks on I like but it's too rock and roll for me :) 
The new Cocoon comp is good but they drop "this is a promo" like a 100 
times on each track which means it only gets one play...


m

Re: (313) New music

[anthony]

The tracks he plays are always very similar to or often direct influences
on the songs he makes. Every song he plays I hear something from his
productions.
New music im feeling not313 related is: Pepe Bradock -path of most
resistance, Buscrates -16bit ensemble, Disco Nihilist on Love What You
Feel, and the new Maxwell -Black summer's night.


On Tue, July 28, 2009 12:45 pm, Martin Dust wrote:
>
> On 28 Jul 2009, at 17:27, kent williams wrote:
>
>> I bet you don't like Theo's "Dusty Cabinets" much ;-)
>
> I like to watch Theo DJ, I'm not mad keen on any of his tunes.
>
>>
>> There's a certain 'wrong is right' aesthetic that sometimes is more
>> wrong than right.  That Carl Craig remix of Junior Boys "Like A Child"
>> totally gets the key wrong, and in interviews he says he did it on
>> purpose. Just sets my teeth on edge though.
>
> Sure, I see that. I like John Zorn, Drones and Steps but...
>
>
>> These days, unquantized wavery beats are all the rage, though I'm more
>> into carefully calibrated swing myself.  If you can't have Tito Puente
>> play on your record at least you can tinker with Swing Quantize until
>> things get funky!
>
> Nothing wrong with slack but it has to be right, otherwise it just
> jars and it's a bad jar IMHO but FI, loads of others dig it
>
> m
>
>

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

On 28 Jul 2009, at 17:27, kent williams wrote:


I bet you don't like Theo's "Dusty Cabinets" much ;-)


I like to watch Theo DJ, I'm not mad keen on any of his tunes.



There's a certain 'wrong is right' aesthetic that sometimes is more
wrong than right.  That Carl Craig remix of Junior Boys "Like A Child"
totally gets the key wrong, and in interviews he says he did it on
purpose. Just sets my teeth on edge though.


Sure, I see that. I like John Zorn, Drones and Steps but...



These days, unquantized wavery beats are all the rage, though I'm more
into carefully calibrated swing myself.  If you can't have Tito Puente
play on your record at least you can tinker with Swing Quantize until
things get funky!


Nothing wrong with slack but it has to be right, otherwise it just  
jars and it's a bad jar IMHO but FI, loads of others dig it


m

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

On 28 Jul 2009, at 17:27, gavin morrissey wrote:


haha, I know Martin (I'm comingfromthaDublin on LD btw) :)


Oh no :)

m

Re: (313) New music

[kent williams]

I bet you don't like Theo's "Dusty Cabinets" much ;-)

There's a certain 'wrong is right' aesthetic that sometimes is more
wrong than right.  That Carl Craig remix of Junior Boys "Like A Child"
totally gets the key wrong, and in interviews he says he did it on
purpose. Just sets my teeth on edge though.

These days, unquantized wavery beats are all the rage, though I'm more
into carefully calibrated swing myself.  If you can't have Tito Puente
play on your record at least you can tinker with Swing Quantize until
things get funky!

On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Martin Dust wrote:
>>>
>>
>> Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
>> Electronic Mind the other week!
>
> There's a couple of tracks that just send my "production" head running for
> the hills, out of time and key clashes and not in a good way - could be just
> my taste tho :)
>
> m
>
>

Re: (313) New music

[gavin morrissey]

haha, I know Martin (I'm comingfromthaDublin on LD btw) :)

On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 5:15 PM, Martin Dust wrote:
>>>
>>
>> Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
>> Electronic Mind the other week!
>
> There's a couple of tracks that just send my "production" head running for
> the hills, out of time and key clashes and not in a good way - could be just
> my taste tho :)
>
> m
>
>

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
Electronic Mind the other week!


There's a couple of tracks that just send my "production" head running  
for the hills, out of time and key clashes and not in a good way -  
could be just my taste tho :)


m

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

Interview With Robert Hood
http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/?p=1025

Back To The Dog House DJ Mix
01. Mark Broom – Twenty Nine – Unxplored Beats
02. Jamie Anderson – Time Is Now (Radio Slave Panorama Garage Remix) –  
NRK Sound Division

03. Oliver Huntemann & Dubfire – Dios – Ideal Audio
04. 16 Bit Lolita’s – Goodbye Pluto (Version 2) – Bits And Pieces
05. Tadeo – M31 Andromeda – Net28
06. Joris Voorn – Decay – Green
07. Daso – Tinnitus – Connaisseur Recordings
08. Josh Wink – Counter Clock 319 (Reorganized By Chris Liebing) –  
Ovum Recordings

09. Carl Taylor – Warehouse Trax A7 – Auteform
10. John Tejada – Artificial Body – Palette Recordings
11. Ellen Allien – Just a Woman – Spectral Sound
12. Tolerance – Sacrifice – ?
13. Mr G – Makes No Sense – Rekids
14. The Black Dog – Tunnels Ov Set (Crookes Mix) – Soma

http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/?p=1059

New tunes wise, loads of house that I'll do a list of laters

DJ3000's Galactic Caravan CD
Pretty mental mix of tunes but I like it

Toddla T Fabric Live
Nice mix that is all over the place, if you like Appleblim you love this

m

Re: (313) New music

[Jacob Arnold]

Martin Dust wrote:
>
> On 28 Jul 2009, at 17:06, gavin morrissey wrote:
>
>> Reggie Dokes be killing it right now!
>>
>
> There's some stuff my Reggie that I just don't get and boy have I
> tried :)
>
> m

Don't like or can't find? I broke down and paid quite a bit for My
Electronic Mind the other week!

J

Re: (313) New music

[Martin Dust]

On 28 Jul 2009, at 17:06, gavin morrissey wrote:


Reggie Dokes be killing it right now!



There's some stuff my Reggie that I just don't get and boy have I  
tried :)


m

Re: (313) New music

[gavin morrissey]

Reggie Dokes be killing it right now!

On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 4:22 PM, kent williams  wrote:
>
> On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:59 PM, <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:
> > Dont sell out dude. But when is this coming back - anything hot right now?
> >
> cryptic much?
>
> I think there are still some people in Detroit on the list who are
> relatively wired in but they don't post about upcoming stuff nearly as
> much as I'd like.  You know who you are.
>
> Omar S has a newish record -- at least I got a note about it from Rush
> Hour... "Still Serious Nic"  haven't heard it, but Alex doesn't miss
> too often.
>
> Eevonext has been promoing the new Future Beat Alliance, "Patience and
> Distance" which is all over the place stylistically but has some lush
> melodic techno, along with a couple of tracks that recall the best
> things about 90s Black Dog records...
>
> As the list admin let me say if you work for a Detroit label, don't be
> shy about announcing new stuff!  I'm looking at you, Angie! I'm
> looking at you, Ahnne!

Re: (313) New music

[kent williams]

On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:59 PM, <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:
> Dont sell out dude. But when is this coming back - anything hot right now?
>
cryptic much?

I think there are still some people in Detroit on the list who are
relatively wired in but they don't post about upcoming stuff nearly as
much as I'd like.  You know who you are.

Omar S has a newish record -- at least I got a note about it from Rush
Hour... "Still Serious Nic"  haven't heard it, but Alex doesn't miss
too often.

Eevonext has been promoing the new Future Beat Alliance, "Patience and
Distance" which is all over the place stylistically but has some lush
melodic techno, along with a couple of tracks that recall the best
things about 90s Black Dog records...

As the list admin let me say if you work for a Detroit label, don't be
shy about announcing new stuff!  I'm looking at you, Angie! I'm
looking at you, Ahnne!

(313) New music

[313]

Dont sell out dude. But when is this coming back - anything hot right now?

cheers

C

Re: (313) questions/clarification Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[Richard Hester]

Odeluga, Ken wrote:

The artworks's probably at least as good as the music on that Johnny
Gambit thing.

http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=1735099

It'd be great if one day Oldham's remembered as a very good illustrator
as well as a techno maker.

Ken

-Original Message-
From: Andrew Duke [mailto:and...@andrew-duke.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 11:30 PM
  
If Y'all dig A.O.'s artwork, snag some of the later releases on New 
Religion with his cover art - nice stuff, inside and out, from Juan 
Atkins, Kirk Degiorgio, Hal Varian/Marcel Delsin, Newworldaquarium, and 
others.



To: 313 list
Subject: (313) questions/clarification Re: (313) Uh, new music from
Detroit?


ja...@iridite.com wrote:
  
Howsabout that Alan Oldam dude putting out a frickin exellent 6 track 
EP on Pure Sonik? Really, really good stuff and I'm not usually his 
biggest fan.



Jason: Are you talking about this one?
PURE18LP * DJ T-1000 * Johnny Gambit 01: The Prodigal Son LP
  
A Made Up Sound and Hernich Muller doing a really nice split EP on 
Kontra Music?



Just a clarification: A Made Up Sound and Heinrich Mueller are doing the
remixes on this; the original tracks are by Jason Fine. Poor Fine barely

gets
a mention in all the PR on this! :(

  
Alton Miller's new one on Rize Radical has a pretty big sounding mix 
by Steve Azzara that used to do some nice tracks on Fortek a couple of



  

years ago.



Got any more info on this label, Jason? All I can find is this:
http://www.triplevision.nl/label/Rize+Radical/
Assume you have the vinyl, does it have a website or anything more re:
the actual label?

Thanks.
Andrew
  

Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[ja...@iridite.com]

Damn- I've got a memory like a sieve - I already knew that and forget
it- thanks for reminding me!

Jason

2009/4/29 collin strange :
>
>> A new EP that might restore a glimmer of hope to those who thought
>> Planet E would never release another decent record- Reade Truth (never
>> heard of them!)- sound a bit like early Move D in places.
>
> Reade is not a 'them'. He's one of the old Groove records (pre Sonic Groove)
> /  Under One Sky posse from way back in the Brooklyn rave days. and he's
> a pretty cool guy to boot. It was really cool to see that he's still doing
> it.
>

RE: (313) questions/clarification Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[Odeluga, Ken]

The artworks's probably at least as good as the music on that Johnny
Gambit thing.

http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=1735099

It'd be great if one day Oldham's remembered as a very good illustrator
as well as a techno maker.

Ken

-Original Message-
From: Andrew Duke [mailto:and...@andrew-duke.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 11:30 PM
To: 313 list
Subject: (313) questions/clarification Re: (313) Uh, new music from
Detroit?


ja...@iridite.com wrote:
> Howsabout that Alan Oldam dude putting out a frickin exellent 6 track 
> EP on Pure Sonik? Really, really good stuff and I'm not usually his 
> biggest fan.

Jason: Are you talking about this one?
PURE18LP * DJ T-1000 * Johnny Gambit 01: The Prodigal Son LP
> 
> A Made Up Sound and Hernich Muller doing a really nice split EP on 
> Kontra Music?

Just a clarification: A Made Up Sound and Heinrich Mueller are doing the
remixes on this; the original tracks are by Jason Fine. Poor Fine barely

gets
a mention in all the PR on this! :(

> 
> Alton Miller's new one on Rize Radical has a pretty big sounding mix 
> by Steve Azzara that used to do some nice tracks on Fortek a couple of

> years ago.

Got any more info on this label, Jason? All I can find is this:
http://www.triplevision.nl/label/Rize+Radical/
Assume you have the vinyl, does it have a website or anything more re:
the actual label?

Thanks.
Andrew
-- 
Andrew Duke In The Mix weekly mixshow (est. 1987), excl. DJ mixes, PAs, 
interviews: http://cognitionaudioworks.com/AndrewDukeInTheMix.html
sound design and music content provider:
http://cognitionaudioworks.com/sounddesignandmusic.html
sound design, music, production, DJ courses:
http://andrew-duke.com/course.html
http://myspace.com/andrewduke
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1614666166
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Andrew+Duke
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57 Hastings Drive Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 2C7

Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[Richard Hester]

He also wrote for Urb magazine back in the early 90's introducing folks 
to Black Dog, Tension Records, and Exist Dance, among others that I 
remember off the top of my head.


collin strange wrote:



A new EP that might restore a glimmer of hope to those who thought
Planet E would never release another decent record- Reade Truth (never
heard of them!)- sound a bit like early Move D in places.


Reade is not a 'them'. He's one of the old Groove records (pre Sonic 
Groove) /  Under One Sky posse from way back in the Brooklyn rave 
days. and he's a pretty cool guy to boot. It was really cool to 
see that he's still doing it.

(313) questions/clarification Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[Andrew Duke]

ja...@iridite.com wrote:

Howsabout that Alan Oldam dude putting out a frickin exellent 6 track
EP on Pure Sonik? Really, really good stuff and I'm not usually his
biggest fan.


Jason: Are you talking about this one?
PURE18LP • DJ T-1000 • Johnny Gambit 01: The Prodigal Son LP


A Made Up Sound and Hernich Muller doing a really nice split EP on Kontra Music?


Just a clarification: A Made Up Sound and Heinrich Mueller are doing the
remixes on this; the original tracks are by Jason Fine. Poor Fine barely 
gets

a mention in all the PR on this! :(



Alton Miller's new one on Rize Radical has a pretty big sounding mix
by Steve Azzara that used to do some nice tracks on Fortek a couple of
years ago.


Got any more info on this label, Jason? All I can find is this:
http://www.triplevision.nl/label/Rize+Radical/
Assume you have the vinyl, does it have a website or anything more re:
the actual label?

Thanks.
Andrew
--
Andrew Duke In The Mix weekly mixshow (est. 1987), excl. DJ mixes, PAs, 
interviews:

http://cognitionaudioworks.com/AndrewDukeInTheMix.html
sound design and music content provider:
http://cognitionaudioworks.com/sounddesignandmusic.html
sound design, music, production, DJ courses:
http://andrew-duke.com/course.html
http://myspace.com/andrewduke
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1614666166
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Andrew+Duke
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj-page.aspx?id=5947

Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks
57 Hastings Drive Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 2C7

(313) Reade Truth Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[Andrew Duke]

collin strange wrote:



A new EP that might restore a glimmer of hope to those who thought
Planet E would never release another decent record- Reade Truth (never
heard of them!)- sound a bit like early Move D in places.


Reade is not a 'them'. He's one of the old Groove records (pre Sonic 
Groove) /  Under One Sky posse from way back in the Brooklyn rave 
days. and he's a pretty cool guy to boot. It was really cool to see 
that he's still doing it.



Indeed, it is awesome. Charted it and have been playing it out on every show
since I got it. Highly recommended. I've also got a guest DJ mix from him
online now; see sig for details:

--
Andrew Duke In The Mix weekly mixshow (est. 1987), excl. DJ mixes, PAs, 
interviews:

http://cognitionaudioworks.com/AndrewDukeInTheMix.html
sound design and music content provider:
http://cognitionaudioworks.com/sounddesignandmusic.html
sound design, music, production, DJ courses:
http://andrew-duke.com/course.html
http://myspace.com/andrewduke
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1614666166
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Andrew+Duke
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj-page.aspx?id=5947

Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks
57 Hastings Drive Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 2C7

Re: (313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[collin strange]

A new EP that might restore a glimmer of hope to those who thought
Planet E would never release another decent record- Reade Truth (never
heard of them!)- sound a bit like early Move D in places.


Reade is not a 'them'. He's one of the old Groove records (pre Sonic Groove) 
/  Under One Sky posse from way back in the Brooklyn rave days. and he's 
a pretty cool guy to boot. It was really cool to see that he's still doing 
it. 

(313) Uhhhhh, new music from Detroit?

[ja...@iridite.com]

Howsabout that Alan Oldam dude putting out a frickin exellent 6 track
EP on Pure Sonik? Really, really good stuff and I'm not usually his
biggest fan.

A Made Up Sound and Hernich Muller doing a really nice split EP on Kontra Music?

A new EP that might restore a glimmer of hope to those who thought
Planet E would never release another decent record- Reade Truth (never
heard of them!)- sound a bit like early Move D in places.

Alton Miller's new one on Rize Radical has a pretty big sounding mix
by Steve Azzara that used to do some nice tracks on Fortek a couple of
years ago.

E.S.O.M - Life Form - same label that did the excllent Tang release
last year- boingy springing Detroit/Eevolute sounding basslines and
stabby chords galore!

Honourable mention also goes to the new releases on Delsin- pretty
fantastic stuff- especially the NWAQ remix thing

cheers

Jason

Re: (313) New Music

[Klaas-Jan Jongsma]

Woahaa! There is a Martyn album out? I missed that, thanks Jason...

KJ


On 17 apr 2009, at 20:44, ja...@iridite.com wrote:


Yeah, that Droid thing is floating my boat too - the 1st release on
this off-shoot was pretty good too and in a similar vein.  New Martyn
album is good (Great Lengths on his 3024 label).  There some nice raw
early Chicago action on Let's Pet Puppies (Jody Finch - not heard of
him/her before) and what's peoples' thoughts on the Henrich
Muller-Rice mix of the new Rustie thing on Wireblock?

cheers

Jason

2009/4/17 robin :


On 17 Apr 2009, at 10:36, Placid wrote:


Cheers Robin...

Current faves here

Idjut boys - Droid 2
Jody Finch - Whistle Worm ad Jack your big booty on Lets Pet Puppies


Nice. Choice acid as usual P. Surprised by that Idjut Boys thing -  
I'd

written them off as nu-disco :)


Marcus Intalex - Four Three Three


I like small doses of dubstep. This is an interesting take.

btw. forgot to add that Henrik Schwarz is releasing some  
interesting tracks
recently. He went a bit formulaic for me but I like the recent  
treatments
he's done for old vocals and his instrumentation on the Sunburst  
Band remix,
that Omar/Stevie Wonder track and the Detroit experiment remix he  
did (the

less techy one with the sax).

Speaking of saxes in techno tunes, Mike de Vellis' 'Alkaline Metal'
(Moodymanc sax dub) is a killer tune. Like Garnier's  'The man with  
the red

face' but with a twist. Yeah I know, Moodymanc's name is stoopid.

robin...

Re: (313) New Music

[ja...@iridite.com]

Just out today I think- CD version is v. cheap for some reason too.
Sound clips on our home page



2009/4/17 Klaas-Jan Jongsma :
> Woahaa! There is a Martyn album out? I missed that, thanks Jason...
>
> KJ
>
>
> On 17 apr 2009, at 20:44, ja...@iridite.com wrote:
>
>> Yeah, that Droid thing is floating my boat too - the 1st release on
>> this off-shoot was pretty good too and in a similar vein.  New Martyn
>> album is good (Great Lengths on his 3024 label).  There some nice raw
>> early Chicago action on Let's Pet Puppies (Jody Finch - not heard of
>> him/her before) and what's peoples' thoughts on the Henrich
>> Muller-Rice mix of the new Rustie thing on Wireblock?
>>
>> cheers
>>
>> Jason
>>
>> 2009/4/17 robin :
>>>
>>> On 17 Apr 2009, at 10:36, Placid wrote:
>>>
 Cheers Robin...

 Current faves here

 Idjut boys - Droid 2
 Jody Finch - Whistle Worm ad Jack your big booty on Lets Pet Puppies
>>>
>>> Nice. Choice acid as usual P. Surprised by that Idjut Boys thing - I'd
>>> written them off as nu-disco :)

 Marcus Intalex - Four Three Three
>>>
>>> I like small doses of dubstep. This is an interesting take.
>>>
>>> btw. forgot to add that Henrik Schwarz is releasing some interesting
>>> tracks
>>> recently. He went a bit formulaic for me but I like the recent treatments
>>> he's done for old vocals and his instrumentation on the Sunburst Band
>>> remix,
>>> that Omar/Stevie Wonder track and the Detroit experiment remix he did
>>> (the
>>> less techy one with the sax).
>>>
>>> Speaking of saxes in techno tunes, Mike de Vellis' 'Alkaline Metal'
>>> (Moodymanc sax dub) is a killer tune. Like Garnier's  'The man with the
>>> red
>>> face' but with a twist. Yeah I know, Moodymanc's name is stoopid.
>>>
>>> robin...
>>>
>
>

Re: (313) New Music

[ja...@iridite.com]

We've still got it in stock after selling precisely, er, no copies
(record selling is a weird game sometimes!)

cheers

Jason

Rubadub

2009/4/17 gavin morrissey :
> wow that Arpanet remix is nice, seems to be sold out most places already!
>
> some records I'm enjoying atm
>
> Shake - Levitate Venice
> Black Jazz Consortium - New Horizons
> Chicago Skyway - Bells
> Moody - Anotha Black Sunday
> Juju & Jordash - Juju Music Sampler
>
> also looking forward to new stuff
>
> Reggie Dokes EP on Clone
> Andres album for Mahogani
>
>
> On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 11:21 AM, robin  wrote:
>>
>> On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:13, Placid wrote:
>>
>>> Theres a nice henrik Schwartz remix along with Andres Lodemnn on Fine art
>>> recordings..
>>> liking the Lodemann cut alot.
>>
>> Sweet, not seen that.
>>
>> On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:06, Bérenger BLANCHER wrote:
>>
>>> Sebastien Tellier - Kilometer (Arpanet remix)
>>> http://clone.nl/item14744.html
>>> Amazing remix by the Detroit legend Arpanet. Very sexy and dark
>>> atmosphere. Love it.
>>
>>
>> ...or that. Ta.
>>
>> robin...
>>
>>
>

Re: (313) New Music

[ja...@iridite.com]

Yeah, that Droid thing is floating my boat too - the 1st release on
this off-shoot was pretty good too and in a similar vein.  New Martyn
album is good (Great Lengths on his 3024 label).  There some nice raw
early Chicago action on Let's Pet Puppies (Jody Finch - not heard of
him/her before) and what's peoples' thoughts on the Henrich
Muller-Rice mix of the new Rustie thing on Wireblock?

cheers

Jason

2009/4/17 robin :
>
> On 17 Apr 2009, at 10:36, Placid wrote:
>
>> Cheers Robin...
>>
>> Current faves here
>>
>> Idjut boys - Droid 2
>> Jody Finch - Whistle Worm ad Jack your big booty on Lets Pet Puppies
>
> Nice. Choice acid as usual P. Surprised by that Idjut Boys thing - I'd
> written them off as nu-disco :)
>>
>> Marcus Intalex - Four Three Three
>
> I like small doses of dubstep. This is an interesting take.
>
> btw. forgot to add that Henrik Schwarz is releasing some interesting tracks
> recently. He went a bit formulaic for me but I like the recent treatments
> he's done for old vocals and his instrumentation on the Sunburst Band remix,
> that Omar/Stevie Wonder track and the Detroit experiment remix he did (the
> less techy one with the sax).
>
> Speaking of saxes in techno tunes, Mike de Vellis' 'Alkaline Metal'
> (Moodymanc sax dub) is a killer tune. Like Garnier's  'The man with the red
> face' but with a twist. Yeah I know, Moodymanc's name is stoopid.
>
> robin...
>

Re: (313) New Music

[robin]

On 17 Apr 2009, at 15:24, JT Stewart wrote:


Nebraska - Satellite Variations - Rush Hour
More Nebraska awesomeness from Alistair Gibbs. These are older cuts  
that,
given the style, should sound dated. They don't though, well worth  
picking
up. There's also the Terrestrial Variations EP out too that I  
haven't picked

up yet.


I don't understand. Why should they sound dated?


I had in mind the remix of My Father and Flourescent Door. Looped,  
disco influenced tracks, could even be in the French style but as I  
say he pulls it off.



Satellite Variations is the one that's a few years old. Terrestrial
Variations is the one that's about 10 years old and is far superior
IMO.


Ah OK. Y'know from the clips it's the Terrestrial 12 that I wanted the  
most.



Buy the album on Down Low Music please !


Done. Those Soul223 mixes don't mess about either. Ace.

robin

Re: (313) New Music

[JT Stewart]

> Nebraska - Satellite Variations - Rush Hour
> More Nebraska awesomeness from Alistair Gibbs. These are older cuts that,
> given the style, should sound dated. They don't though, well worth picking
> up. There's also the Terrestrial Variations EP out too that I haven't picked
> up yet.

I don't understand. Why should they sound dated?

Satellite Variations is the one that's a few years old. Terrestrial
Variations is the one that's about 10 years old and is far superior
IMO.

Buy the album on Down Low Music please !

Re: (313) New Music

[Marsel van der Wielen]

also keep an eye out for the limited Chicago Skyway EP to be released on 
MOS next month



gavin morrissey schreef:

wow that Arpanet remix is nice, seems to be sold out most places already!

some records I'm enjoying atm

Shake - Levitate Venice
Black Jazz Consortium - New Horizons
Chicago Skyway - Bells
Moody - Anotha Black Sunday
Juju & Jordash - Juju Music Sampler

also looking forward to new stuff

Reggie Dokes EP on Clone
Andres album for Mahogani


On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 11:21 AM, robin  wrote:
  

On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:13, Placid wrote:



Theres a nice henrik Schwartz remix along with Andres Lodemnn on Fine art
recordings..
liking the Lodemann cut alot.
  

Sweet, not seen that.

On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:06, Bérenger BLANCHER wrote:



Sebastien Tellier - Kilometer (Arpanet remix)
http://clone.nl/item14744.html
Amazing remix by the Detroit legend Arpanet. Very sexy and dark
atmosphere. Love it.
  

...or that. Ta.

robin...

Re: (313) New Music

[gavin morrissey]

wow that Arpanet remix is nice, seems to be sold out most places already!

some records I'm enjoying atm

Shake - Levitate Venice
Black Jazz Consortium - New Horizons
Chicago Skyway - Bells
Moody - Anotha Black Sunday
Juju & Jordash - Juju Music Sampler

also looking forward to new stuff

Reggie Dokes EP on Clone
Andres album for Mahogani


On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 11:21 AM, robin  wrote:
>
> On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:13, Placid wrote:
>
>> Theres a nice henrik Schwartz remix along with Andres Lodemnn on Fine art
>> recordings..
>> liking the Lodemann cut alot.
>
> Sweet, not seen that.
>
> On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:06, Bérenger BLANCHER wrote:
>
>> Sebastien Tellier - Kilometer (Arpanet remix)
>> http://clone.nl/item14744.html
>> Amazing remix by the Detroit legend Arpanet. Very sexy and dark
>> atmosphere. Love it.
>
>
> ...or that. Ta.
>
> robin...
>
>

Re: (313) New Music

[robin]

On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:13, Placid wrote:

Theres a nice henrik Schwartz remix along with Andres Lodemnn on  
Fine art recordings..

liking the Lodemann cut alot.


Sweet, not seen that.

On 17 Apr 2009, at 11:06, Bérenger BLANCHER wrote:


Sebastien Tellier - Kilometer (Arpanet remix) http://clone.nl/item14744.html
Amazing remix by the Detroit legend Arpanet. Very sexy and dark  
atmosphere. Love it.



...or that. Ta.

robin...

Re: (313) New Music

[Placid]

Theres a nice henrik Schwartz remix along with Andres Lodemnn on Fine 
art recordings..

liking the Lodemann cut alot.
p

robin wrote:


On 17 Apr 2009, at 10:36, Placid wrote:


Cheers Robin...

Current faves here

Idjut boys - Droid 2
Jody Finch - Whistle Worm ad Jack your big booty on Lets Pet Puppies


Nice. Choice acid as usual P. Surprised by that Idjut Boys thing - I'd 
written them off as nu-disco :)


Marcus Intalex - Four Three Three


I like small doses of dubstep. This is an interesting take.

btw. forgot to add that Henrik Schwarz is releasing some interesting 
tracks recently. He went a bit formulaic for me but I like the recent 
treatments he's done for old vocals and his instrumentation on the 
Sunburst Band remix, that Omar/Stevie Wonder track and the Detroit 
experiment remix he did (the less techy one with the sax).


Speaking of saxes in techno tunes, Mike de Vellis' 'Alkaline Metal' 
(Moodymanc sax dub) is a killer tune. Like Garnier's  'The man with 
the red face' but with a twist. Yeah I know, Moodymanc's name is stoopid.


robin...




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- 6th June - under_score w/ Rob Hall
- 11th June - Sheffield
- 27th June - NYC Downlow - Glastonbury

Placid on the t'interweb - http://www.acid-house.net

Vinyl for Sale - http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=placid

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Re: (313) New Music

[robin]

On 17 Apr 2009, at 10:36, Placid wrote:


Cheers Robin...

Current faves here

Idjut boys - Droid 2
Jody Finch - Whistle Worm ad Jack your big booty on Lets Pet Puppies


Nice. Choice acid as usual P. Surprised by that Idjut Boys thing - I'd  
written them off as nu-disco :)


Marcus Intalex - Four Three Three


I like small doses of dubstep. This is an interesting take.

btw. forgot to add that Henrik Schwarz is releasing some interesting  
tracks recently. He went a bit formulaic for me but I like the recent  
treatments he's done for old vocals and his instrumentation on the  
Sunburst Band remix, that Omar/Stevie Wonder track and the Detroit  
experiment remix he did (the less techy one with the sax).


Speaking of saxes in techno tunes, Mike de Vellis' 'Alkaline  
Metal' (Moodymanc sax dub) is a killer tune. Like Garnier's  'The man  
with the red face' but with a twist. Yeah I know, Moodymanc's name is  
stoopid.


robin...

Re: (313) New Music

[Placid]

Cheers Robin...

Current faves here

Idjut boys - Droid 2
Jody Finch - Whistle Worm ad Jack your big booty on Lets Pet Puppies
Marcus Intalex - Four Three Three


robin wrote:


OK, I can't bear to see the list descend into the usual nonsense about 
formats so can we talk about music?


Some new stuff that's lighting my fire right now.

Culoe de Song - The Bright Forest - Innervisions

Wicked little debut. Two tracks (three on digital) all of high quality 
but it's the title track that kills it for me. Along the lines of the 
epic NY house sound (Sydenham/Chandler etc) but with just a little 
more UR to it. Proper awesome sound. It's hard to get an idea of what 
this sounds like from clips so check his RA podcast (with a preview of 
his upcoming Reggie Dokes remix on Boddhi Satva's label). This kid's 
still a teenager as far as I can tell - amazing.


BLM - Believe in Love - Fear of Flying
OK, rocking a 90s Detroit house style but this is done so nicely it's 
hard to resist. Arguably you could say this another UR inspired cut. I 
hanker for more house gear from the Submerge camp...


Trackleton - While My Sequencer Gently Weeps - Yore
Solid pulsating techno sounding a little like Osborne on a good day. 
OK, I'm not great shakes as a record reviewer but I love this :)


Nebraska - Satellite Variations - Rush Hour
More Nebraska awesomeness from Alistair Gibbs. These are older cuts 
that, given the style, should sound dated. They don't though, well 
worth picking up. There's also the Terrestrial Variations EP out too 
that I haven't picked up yet.


Kode 9 - Black Sun - Hyperdub
Like the 'broken' scene occasionally served up some proper techno so 
the dubstep scene does the same. Both tracks on this ep worth checking.


Martyn - All I Have is Memories - Apple Pips
OK, I'm well late but I like the airy summery vibe to this. In a slow 
mid-90s DnB way. 'Suburbia' on the flip is more on the dubstep vibe.

Martyn also does house, check his mix of Ican's 'Caminos Del Ninos'.



robin...










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Playing

- 6th June - under_score w/ Rob Hall
- 11th June - Sheffield
- 27th June - NYC Downlow - Glastonbury

Placid on the t'interweb - http://www.acid-house.net

Vinyl for Sale - http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=placid

Placid's Gigs and Gigography - 
http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=41658902688

Live on Future-music.co.uk every other Thursday - 8pm - 10pm

(313) New Music

[robin]

OK, I can't bear to see the list descend into the usual nonsense about  
formats so can we talk about music?


Some new stuff that's lighting my fire right now.

Culoe de Song - The Bright Forest - Innervisions

Wicked little debut. Two tracks (three on digital) all of high quality  
but it's the title track that kills it for me. Along the lines of the  
epic NY house sound (Sydenham/Chandler etc) but with just a little  
more UR to it. Proper awesome sound. It's hard to get an idea of what  
this sounds like from clips so check his RA podcast (with a preview of  
his upcoming Reggie Dokes remix on Boddhi Satva's label). This kid's  
still a teenager as far as I can tell - amazing.


BLM - Believe in Love - Fear of Flying
OK, rocking a 90s Detroit house style but this is done so nicely it's  
hard to resist. Arguably you could say this another UR inspired cut. I  
hanker for more house gear from the Submerge camp...


Trackleton - While My Sequencer Gently Weeps - Yore
Solid pulsating techno sounding a little like Osborne on a good day.  
OK, I'm not great shakes as a record reviewer but I love this :)


Nebraska - Satellite Variations - Rush Hour
More Nebraska awesomeness from Alistair Gibbs. These are older cuts  
that, given the style, should sound dated. They don't though, well  
worth picking up. There's also the Terrestrial Variations EP out too  
that I haven't picked up yet.


Kode 9 - Black Sun - Hyperdub
Like the 'broken' scene occasionally served up some proper techno so  
the dubstep scene does the same. Both tracks on this ep worth checking.


Martyn - All I Have is Memories - Apple Pips
OK, I'm well late but I like the airy summery vibe to this. In a slow  
mid-90s DnB way. 'Suburbia' on the flip is more on the dubstep vibe.

Martyn also does house, check his mix of Ican's 'Caminos Del Ninos'.



robin...

Re: (313) Some new music

[David Powers]

Hi, Here it is:
http://www.davidapowers.com/audio/DavePowers_GoingDeeper_vol2_Jan_31_2009.mp3

On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 5:09 AM, Odeluga, Ken  wrote:
> Hey David, would you mind posting up the URL again please. Sorry I
> missed it last time.
> I'd like to hear that.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ken
>
> -Original Message-
> From: David Powers [mailto:cybo...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 2:06 AM
> To: 313 Org
> Subject: Re: (313) Some new music
>
>
> Yes, I mixed Omar S "day" into that UR in my latest mix! ~David
>
> On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Odeluga, Ken 
> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Anyone else got anything good to report back on?
>>
>>
>> Not really, but those UR remixes of Rother's 'When The Sun Goes Down'
>> really made my ears point up.
>>
>> Especially this one. Maybe 'cause it's sunny here today
>>
>> http://soundbites.interstellarsounds.com/DTP-035/1.mp3
>>
>

RE: (313) Some new music

[Odeluga, Ken]

Hey David, would you mind posting up the URL again please. Sorry I
missed it last time.
I'd like to hear that.

Cheers,

Ken

-Original Message-
From: David Powers [mailto:cybo...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 2:06 AM
To: 313 Org
Subject: Re: (313) Some new music


Yes, I mixed Omar S "day" into that UR in my latest mix! ~David

On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Odeluga, Ken 
wrote:
>
>
>>Anyone else got anything good to report back on?
>
>
> Not really, but those UR remixes of Rother's 'When The Sun Goes Down' 
> really made my ears point up.
>
> Especially this one. Maybe 'cause it's sunny here today
>
> http://soundbites.interstellarsounds.com/DTP-035/1.mp3
>

Re: (313) Some new music

[David Powers]

Yes, I mixed Omar S "day" into that UR in my latest mix! ~David

On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Odeluga, Ken  wrote:
>
>
>>Anyone else got anything good to report back on?
>
>
> Not really, but those UR remixes of Rother's 'When The Sun Goes Down'
> really made my ears point up.
>
> Especially this one. Maybe 'cause it's sunny here today
>
> http://soundbites.interstellarsounds.com/DTP-035/1.mp3
>

Re: (313) Some new music

[Michael Kuszynski]

It's sunny here in New York.

Real nice.

Gonna hit up a record shop or two today.



On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 8:51 AM, Odeluga, Ken  wrote:
>
>
>>Anyone else got anything good to report back on?
>
>
> Not really, but those UR remixes of Rother's 'When The Sun Goes Down'
> really made my ears point up.
>
> Especially this one. Maybe 'cause it's sunny here today
>
> http://soundbites.interstellarsounds.com/DTP-035/1.mp3
>



-- 
Michael Kuszynski
kuszyn...@gmail.com
www.planerecordings.com
New York, NY

RE: (313) Some new music

[Odeluga, Ken]

>Anyone else got anything good to report back on?


Not really, but those UR remixes of Rother's 'When The Sun Goes Down'
really made my ears point up.

Especially this one. Maybe 'cause it's sunny here today

http://soundbites.interstellarsounds.com/DTP-035/1.mp3

(313) Some new music

[robin]

Some new 313-related vinyl hotness:

Music Institute vol.1/3 - a legit released Derrick May track! Need I  
say more?


Omar S on Sound signature - Blown Valve Train with the off kilter  
claps (lke the first Omar Edit) is the one I prefer. He's really  
pushing the low-fi thing on this. Pushing boundaries? Not really.  
There's an AOS 7" also out now that is possibly better.


Scott Grooves - Detroit 808 - Natural Midi - Great simple tracks based  
around what you'd expect. Ace.


Motor City Drum Ensemble on 2020 - More MCDE stuff, quality as usual  
(I also see Raw Cuts 1&2 is repressed)


Mari Boine -Voui Voui Me (Henrik Schwarz mix) - Killer track now  
repressed.



I also see Noni rereleased on Prescription Classics and Norma Jean  
Bell on Funky chocolate with old KDJ and Theo mixes


Anyone else got anything good to report back on?

btw. new KDJ is apparently on the way too.


robin...

(313) some new music

[atomly]

i have a lot of new tracks i'm working on.  they're only on facebook
right now, but check them out:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/atomly/10665016348

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[ atomiq records : new york city : +1.917.442.9450 ...
[ e-mail atomly-news-subscr...@atomly.com for atomly info and updates ...

RE: (313) New Music

[fran...@thatamazingthing]

Wondering if I'm in "musically accessible" mood at the mo or is there loads
of good stuff coming out?  Over the last few months my record collection's
rate of expansion has been mercifully slow, over the last weeks I'm back to
averaging an inch a week or something (and back to thinking of how I need
take advantage of the downturn to buy a bigger flat to house them all).
Anyway this ramble has just used up all the time I had to review them so
it's one liners only ;-)

Liquid Liquid : Optimo (Matthew Dear remix) - doesn't sound like the
original does sound good, kinda minimal but has funk

Francesco Tristano / Moritz - covered already

Fluid Ounce presents (compilation sampler) - not 313 but nice house

Mock & Toof : Underwater - as above, main side has vocal I don't like but
the instrumental on the B is sweet

Markus Enochson & Subliminal Kid : Schmutts - quite like the toughest cut on
here

Redshape : Blood Into Dust - the usual

Brothers Vibe : Natural High / Papol : Lapidus From Island - I like only the
deeper end of their (Brothers) vibe and that's where this is, don't know the
other artist but it's decent too

Novell Sound 01 - 3 tracks by another artist I don't know, Levon Vincent,
and 1 by DJ Jus Ed, not down with the latter but like the Levon V tracks,
Basic Channel-esque but with enough to set them apart from the mass

Eddie Fowlkes : Tiazoe Project - LARGE, his best for a while and a welcome
return after the horror of the Doors cover

c2 & Moritz : Recomposed - was very dubious when news of this surfaced here
but digging most of what I've heard, though not all and not listened
properly yet

Fuse presents Deetron sampler 1 - said about the Redshape above on Styrax
Leaves "the usual", the track on here (an exclusive apparently) is better
than that, real nice with Mr. Fingers touch, other tracks are good too, in
fact based on these samplers I'll be checking Deetron when he spins in
Manchester in a couple of weeks

Move D : Cube EP - I like Move D, this might not be his best but it's still
cool, A a steady number, B more interesting; track listing describes it as 3
parts, come across as one number with nice development

was just checking the new Modeselektor with Rustie & Dettmann down my local,
sounded good, put one aside

(313) this is either me late to the new music thread, or starting a new new music thread

[Frank Glazer]

15 purchases this week

fresh (coughcoughsleptoncoughcough) vinyl (mostly from hardwax)

stl - homework lp - something 02  (mad slept on noisy acid house)
add noise - handwerk 3 - handwerk 03  (minimal/grind techno that doesn't suck)
amp fiddler - stay or move on - detroit wax 003  (it's all about the
alton miller mix)
v/a - thoughts from chicago vol. 2 - eargasmic 4010  (this ep somewhat
inexplicably reminds me of the first time i ever heard k. alexi and he
had this record that went "this is dee. jay. kay. ell. exx. cee. from
chi-ca-go")
anton zap - anton zap ep - underground quality  (i snoozed on this
because everybody was all about "captain storm", but i prefer "pm
please")

fresher vinyl (mostly from dope jams)

v/a - R3 - prime numbers
lowtec - workshop 006 - workshop 006  (more brilliant downtempo house
from the workshop clan)
idjut boys - droid 0108 - droid   (trippy!)
djinji brown - afro bionics remixed - yoruba (this is soul music)
reggie dokes - rain redemptive love - philpot   (absolutely bananas
latest from dokes)

recent beatport buys

andy vaz - hurry hurry (before it's too late mix) - yore  (deep house
nice again)
stewart walker - history of zero - persona (313 list fave)
matt hughes - mr. & mrs. - outcross records (i can't decide if i love
or hate the electronic piano melody perhaps stolen from human league)
pigeon funk - bacchanale (dave aju's egyptian loving rmx) - musique
risquee  (dave aju may very well be the man of the year as far as i'm
concerned)
los gauchos - it's not a business thing (instrumental) - do the beat
recordings  (totally corny acid track that reminds of scott henry in
1996)

anxiously awaiting

moodymann - det. riot ep  (why don't i have this yet?  his best in a
long time.  much better than the recent string of remixes, which were
pretty good!)


-- 
peace,

frank

dj mix archive:  http://www.deejaycountzero.com

Re: (313) New Music

[kent williams]

http://www.mail-archive.com/313@hyperreal.org/

Mail-archive was going to pull in stuff before last May but never got
around to it apparently.  But since May it's comprehensive.

No idea what's up with Resynthesize. Last time I checked they were on
top of things.

On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 4:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey is there an 313 archive working at the mo?  The resynthesize one only 
> seems to go to July at the moment.
> I needed it as I was going to reply to another post in this thread but Kent's 
> was the only one I got.
>
> Anyway I was going to say I was glad to see everyone talking about these Theo 
> releases.  It must be a real return to form by him;
> after really liking recent output (e.g. Sound Sculptures 1 vinyl, Kuniyuki 
> remix, Children Of The Drum, The Grand Son Of Detroit
> Techno) I was worried I was joining the homogenous mass.
>
> However I'm feeling better now I find these have no appeal to me whatsoever.
>
>
>
>> >> It seems like both the new Theo Parrish records have dropped, SPACEBUMPS
>> >> / LOVE TRIUMPHANT & Going Down stairs, anyone got them and are they any
>> >> good??
>> >
>> > Apart from Spacebumps I think these were on the recent CD. Nice to see them
>> > on vinyl though.
>> >
>> > Spacebumps sounds amazing from the clips, I have my name on one of those in
>> > my fave record shop
>
>

RE: (313) New Music

[fran...@thatamazingthing]

Hey is there an 313 archive working at the mo?  The resynthesize one only seems 
to go to July at the moment.
I needed it as I was going to reply to another post in this thread but Kent's 
was the only one I got.

Anyway I was going to say I was glad to see everyone talking about these Theo 
releases.  It must be a real return to form by him;
after really liking recent output (e.g. Sound Sculptures 1 vinyl, Kuniyuki 
remix, Children Of The Drum, The Grand Son Of Detroit
Techno) I was worried I was joining the homogenous mass.

However I'm feeling better now I find these have no appeal to me whatsoever. 



> >> It seems like both the new Theo Parrish records have dropped, SPACEBUMPS
> >> / LOVE TRIUMPHANT & Going Down stairs, anyone got them and are they any
> >> good??
> >
> > Apart from Spacebumps I think these were on the recent CD. Nice to see them
> > on vinyl though.
> >
> > Spacebumps sounds amazing from the clips, I have my name on one of those in
> > my fave record shop

Re: (313) New Music

[robin]

On 8 Oct 2008, at 17:10, kent williams wrote:


Detroit Beatdown Vol 2 (all EPs) have been out for a while -- I played
3 tracks from it in my most recent mix, announced here a while back.


EPs 1 and 2 have been out a long while but number 3 is pretty recent.



Third Ear does a really good job and I feel like their compilations do
what others often don't - get artists to give them a track off their
top shelf.


Very true.

robin...

Re: (313) New Music

[kent williams]

Detroit Beatdown Vol 2 (all EPs) have been out for a while -- I played
3 tracks from it in my most recent mix, announced here a while back.
Third Ear does a really good job and I feel like their compilations do
what others often don't - get artists to give them a track off their
top shelf.

Amazingly a lot of people, when asked to contribute to a compilation,
will give up a track that isn't their best work, in hopes of selling
the good stuff under their own name or on their own label.  That's a
dangerous thing to do, if you consider that many people only find out
about artists from compilations.

Not naming names, I'm just saying.

On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 10:47 AM, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 8 Oct 2008, at 16:44, Paul Kendrick wrote:
>
>>
>> It seems like both the new Theo Parrish records have dropped, SPACEBUMPS
>> / LOVE TRIUMPHANT & Going Down stairs, anyone got them and are they any
>> good??
>
> Apart from Spacebumps I think these were on the recent CD. Nice to see them
> on vinyl though.
>
> Spacebumps sounds amazing from the clips, I have my name on one of those in
> my fave record shop.
>
>
> I see Detroit Beatdown Vol2 ep3 is also around. John Arnold, Ibex, Keith
> Worthy, Norm Talley on this one.
>
> robin...
>
>

Re: (313) New Music

[anthony]

Going down stairs was played at the 3 chairs set @ movement 07'. I
remember it being the highlight of the set. All but Kenny were dancing
like they were the only ones there. You could tell they were having a
great time and that was what was so special about it.
As far as the song, i can only remember it being astounding in its minimal
approach. But that was a long time ago and i can't even remember what i
ate for breakfast this morning.
i don't own them but would like to.
Anthony


On Wed, October 8, 2008 11:44 am, Paul Kendrick wrote:
>
> It seems like both the new Theo Parrish records have dropped, SPACEBUMPS
> / LOVE TRIUMPHANT & Going Down stairs, anyone got them and are they any
> good??
>
> Cheers
>
>

Re: (313) New Music

[robin]

On 8 Oct 2008, at 16:44, Paul Kendrick wrote:



It seems like both the new Theo Parrish records have dropped,  
SPACEBUMPS
/ LOVE TRIUMPHANT & Going Down stairs, anyone got them and are they  
any

good??


Apart from Spacebumps I think these were on the recent CD. Nice to see  
them on vinyl though.


Spacebumps sounds amazing from the clips, I have my name on one of  
those in my fave record shop.



I see Detroit Beatdown Vol2 ep3 is also around. John Arnold, Ibex,  
Keith Worthy, Norm Talley on this one.


robin...

(313) New Music

[Paul Kendrick]

It seems like both the new Theo Parrish records have dropped, SPACEBUMPS
/ LOVE TRIUMPHANT & Going Down stairs, anyone got them and are they any
good??

Cheers

(313) free new music by NAW, bluepulp and others on pertin-nce

[Neil Wiernik]

free net release featuring naw, bluepulp and others.
info below .
Hope you'll enjoy!

[pertin-nce_013]

catalogue number : pertin-nce_013
artist : v/a
release title : changes
track listing :
1- naw : low air pressure,
2- kontakt : slith
3- bleupulp : computer
4- kate carr : too many spring showers
sounds like : techno, IDM, dubby, experimental, ambient

192 kps .zip DL :
http://www.pertin-nce.com/releases/p...va_changes.zip

single track DL, flac, .wav, vbr, stream on archive.org :
http://www.archive.org/details/pertin-nce_013




www.phoniq.net

(313) new music reviews

[Michael Pujos]

First a few releases from a promising new digital only russian label 
called Simphonic Silence Inside (http://ssi-records.com/, russian only 
for the moment),
which sell stuff on junodownload.com 
(http://www.junodownload.com/labels/Simphonic%20Silence%20Inside/ for 
samples). All artists are worth checking out.


DESTAMOK PHELPS - Inner Coast (Simphonic Silence Inside) 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1263749-02.htm)
DESTAMOK PHELPS  - 
Headthirds (Simphonic Silence Inside) 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1275389-02.htm)
Two greats EPs by this talented guy. Lush melodies, good song writing 
and advanced production skills

used to serve the music instead of just showing off.

CLOTH - Cora Pearl (Simphonic Silence Inside) 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1263752-02.htm)

Dub techno with great soundstage that fill the room!
The two title tracks, part I and II, uses old school sounds in a very 
repetitive but intricate and trippin' way.
And the sound design is awesome, I can't imagine what it must sound like 
on a huge system.


EVGENY LIGHT - (Simphonic Silence Inside) Aura Infinity 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1268111-02.htm)
Slow spacey deep music with housey kicks and some glitchy elements. I 
like it but it's not for everyone.

Reminds me of some Lawrence stuff.

SILICON - Sonic Rescue (Frustrated Funk) 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1273441-02.htm&highlight=silicon)

Excellent timeless electro with great melodies.
Listen to the incdredible title track "Sonic Rescue" and you'll 
immediately feel lost in space :)


OCTOGEN - Square bells (Soma) 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1269948-02.htm&highlight=octogen)
Excellent electro still. Special mention to the old school track 
"Influencial Perfection" which sound like it could have been made 20 
years ago.


RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARP - Beyond the dark (Nature Italy) 
(http://www.junodownload.com/products/1267719-02.htm&highlight=RAIDERS%20OF%20THE%20LOST%20ARP)
What can I say ? Soulful music! All three versions are great and 
complements each other.

(313) New Music (mix)

[james . hurlbut]

was mixing some stuff I acquired recently and pressed record. short  
mix containing this approximate playlist:


surgeon - bad hands break part 2
tractile - stayout
shed - balance mbcremix
bruno pronsato - theres galaxies better melchiorproductions spacecab mix
marcellus pittman - cherrylee downsydromemix
redshape - dogday
tony allen - ole moritz von oswald remix
don disco and jeremiah - the whistle song
shed - cityslicker echoplex soundlite touch remix
pendle coven - x marks the sample
redshape - alone on mars

http://www.bassaholicsanonymous.com/mp3/file0069.mp3

RE: (313) New music blog launced today featuring Omar-S interview, new mix by me

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

 
Good job you put your and his initials at the beginning of everything you each 
said or I might have got confused  ;-)

Formatting comes out a little funny on my machine (new paragraph starts in the 
middle of a sentence e.g.

"..Like Oasis 14 is really a DJ tool. But you

know what I'm sayin...")


-Original Message-
From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 06 August 2007 15:58
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) New music blog launced today featuring Omar-S interview, new mix 
by me

http://infinitestatemachine.com/

check it out.

tom

(313) New music blog launced today featuring Omar-S interview, new mix by me

[Thomas D. Cox, Jr.]

http://infinitestatemachine.com/

check it out.

tom

(313) re: new music

[Marc Kremers / Tex-server]

Ok I think I've configured my settings correctly, Sorry for all the 
confusion and extra mails as a result, im resending the first post to 
fill you in on what you missed (not much!)


Thanks for the help on getting me 313 compliant robin.


Hi all, first post!

Maybe I'm missing something experience wise but Omar S is some of the 
best produced stuff I've heard in ages. The magic in his tracks is the 
way his sounds are produced, cos most of his tracks are quiet 
straightforward in terms of mixing and song structure. i could hear his 
kick drums all day (and night). In most of the tracks of his that ive 
heard the beats just sound so alive and raw. They hit a really sweet 
spot in my ear drums. Example : Congaless in Just ask the Lonely


Peace,
Marc



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Re: (313) New Music

[robin]

Hi all, first post!


Welcome to 313 Marc.



Maybe I'm missing something experience wise but Omar S is some of  
the best produced stuff I've heard in ages.


That's a matter for debate :). Some of his stuff is, by normal  
standards at least, plain awful.


The magic in his tracks is the way his sounds are produced, cos  
most of his tracks are quiet straightforward in terms of mixing and  
song structure. i could hear his kick drums all day (and night). In  
most of the tracks of his that ive heard the beats just sound so  
alive and raw. They hit a really sweet spot in my ear drums.  
Example : Congaless in Just ask the Lonely


Sometime he gets it right but sometimes that hollow kick just gets  
lost in the mix. I love the rawness too though, which is why I keep  
picking his stuff up.


robin...

(313) New Music

[robin]

So got some more tunes I wanna talk about, it's kinda 313-related so  
don't press delete yet. :)


Omar S - 111 - FXHE
New double pack from AOS. I'd promised myself that I'd stop buying  
his records but here I am again wih a copy in front of me. Despite  
all the substandard production values (better with this release) and  
overly looped up arrangements there is still something unique about  
the atmosphere he gets on his tracks. 'D Fo Sho' is my pick of this  
release, kind of evolving in a BC kinda way. 'The Maker' is the Oasis  
21 riddim (heh) with a vocal on it which lifts the track above the  
already good 21. The controlled intensity (compared with people like  
Jamal Moss) of 'Motor City Jackpot' works for me too. I wonder if I  
can resist the next one? :) (Also comes with a CDR DJ mix by Omar S,  
not listened to it properly but from a quick flick sounds pretty good.)


The 7S collective Vol2 - Seventh Sign
I picked this up for Estroe's  Bellisimore. A wicked straight down  
the line detroit techno record. OK so it sounds like Derrick but when  
it sounds this good who cares. Pitch down (or even better slow down  
in Live) for maximum effect. Not really given the other two tracks  
much time yet.


Redshape - Misc Usage - Delsin
Redshape hitting the spot yet again. This time slower and even more  
deadly. So, Redshape are hard to keep up with at the mo as they have  
stuff out all over the shop but for me it's worth keeping up as every  
release is quality. I'm getting used to the sound of their "string"  
machine though :).  We're looking at more of a Chicago flavour to  
this ep. Misc Usage needing special mention for the sheer  
overwhelming bass. Ace.


Various - What's Next EP - Eevonext.com
New off shoot Eevolute (see website for details). I'm liking all  
three of these tracks. Terrace chiming best with my melancholic  
autumn mood with The Moderator track a close second, the Estroe track  
bringing up the rear.

Best of all this is a free download so get on it!

Sound Stream - Makin Love/Love Jam - Sound Stream
Latest Soundstream. Makin Love is a little disappointing really  
(formulaic sample based stuff) but Love Jam is nicely wonky with  
early Warp style clonking noises which would have me and my mates  
going mad on a floor.


DCast Dynamics - Transmigration ep - Southern Outpost
Shad Scott (Go Sub) working that Donald/Stinson vibe electro which I  
personally can't get enough of. All four tracks are good but it's  
Matter with it's low tempo and Miss You with the floaty vibe that get  
me at the moment.


Honourable repress mentions:
Trailer Ends - Runnin Around - Downtown 161
Chez N Trent - Hip to be disillusioned - Prescription Vault
Phuture - Slam Dance - Window

Re: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[dave cronin]

i have to say that i'm generally in the grumpy old man
camp: "i've heard this before-- can't you kids play
something new?"

but one positive side effect of the New Old Music
phenomena right now is the reintroduction of grit into
some of the music. even though most of the neo-acid
and neo-punk funk are waaay to clean for my taste, the
revival has had the effect of dirtying up a lot of
stuff. here in san francisco, the ubiquitous disco
house sound has become a lot less sterile and is (can
be) more distorted and dischordant.

another good side effect is that as much as i love my
80's punk funk, LCD Soundsystem sounds much better on
a modern sound system than A Certain Ratio.

-d



 

Re: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[Michael . Elliot-Knight]

well yeah.
like music played at the Paradise Garage becoming vocal house and not Van
Halen.
so when Derrick May plays a wicked jazz tune as a downtempo break towards
the end of his set you get people b*tching about how it sucks

MEK

"Matt Kane's Brain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/21/2005 08:49:47 AM:

> On Wed, September 21, 2005 10:02 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
> > Now what happens is that the media picks up on this and focuses on a
small
> > number of groups from the 80s and soon you have kids running around
> > thinking that these were the only bands around when, for those who are
old
> > enough to remember, know that there was much more going on.
>
> You mena like Atkins, Saunderson, and May? *runs and hides* :)
>
> --
> /* Halley */ (Halley's comment.)
> matt kane's brain
> podcast | http://www.hydrogenproject.com | netradio | on-the-air
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk
>

Re: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[Matt Kane's Brain]

On Wed, September 21, 2005 10:02 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Now what happens is that the media picks up on this and focuses on a small
> number of groups from the 80s and soon you have kids running around
> thinking that these were the only bands around when, for those who are old
> enough to remember, know that there was much more going on.

You mena like Atkins, Saunderson, and May? *runs and hides* :)

-- 
/* Halley */ (Halley's comment.)
matt kane's brain
podcast | http://www.hydrogenproject.com | netradio | on-the-air
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk

Re: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[Michael . Elliot-Knight]

I wouldn't mind the "old is new again" thing in music if the choices of
influences weren't so narrowed down.
Take for example the recent 80s post-punk rehash.  The primary influences
that have emerged from that have been Gang of Four, the Cure, The Clash,
and A Certain Ratio.
Now what happens is that the media picks up on this and focuses on a small
number of groups from the 80s and soon you have kids running around
thinking that these were the only bands around when, for those who are old
enough to remember, know that there was much more going on.  So instead of
more and more influences opening up the music the sound gets whittled down
to "x" sound because everyone wants to sound like the handful of popular
rediscovered artists.  I think this is where the whole electro-punk thing
went up its arse and got boring as f*ck.

Luckily most of us are curious about music so we search out the roots of
the music we enjoy.  I would say that 99% of the people just follow the
trend and don't bother trying to learn the history of the music they listen
to.  For them it's just fun.  Which is fair enough I guess but it's
frustrating to try to lay some knowledge on them and you just see their
eyes glaze over.

MEK

"lr2" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/21/2005 08:47:02 AM:

> Perhaps some folks play the tracks 'cuz they weren't around during the
first
> wave of that sort of music.  If they haven't heard anything like it
before
> it's not hard to believe that this new output could excite them.
>
> It's always interesting to me that there are people I meet who are really
> into something they think is "new" but they are completely unaware of a
> previous artist who did something similar.  It happened to me when I
first
> got into the Orb...I was excitingly playing it for a
crusty-hippie-co-worker
> I had and I was enthusing on how different and fresh it sounded to me.
He
> suggested (with a slightly pained look of a parent trying to correct a
> child's bad behavior) that I check out some dub.  Up until that part I
never
> even knew dub existed.  The Orb's rehashing of something that had already
> been done (albeit combined creatively with new elements) set me on a
> delightful path of rediscovery.  That's actually one of my favorite
elements
> of listening to music and why I appreciate labels like Soul Jazz Records
so
> much...they help me unearth stuff I missed the first time.
>
> On a related note I get grumpy when artists actually cover a track and
don't
> bother to acknowledge the original performer...I always see that as a
missed
> opportunity to educate people on music they're into...granted most of the
> bigger acts will at least acknowledge the writing credits or sample
credits
> but I'd love it if they used some of their booklet space to expound on
who
> the artist was and why they covered it...imagine if Missy had done
something
> like the with Clear.
>
> Though they're not techno, some of you might know BR54-9 or Squirrel Nut
> Zippers...they're two acts that rose to some degree of fame by clever
> incorporation of OLD material.  When I first heard them I thought they
were
> so fresh and interesting never realizing that they were trawling through
the
> back catalogues of obscure country and jazz tunes respectively.  It would
> have been nice if they'd worn their influences a little more openly on
their
> sleeves so I could have had a better context to place their music in.
>
> Whew...sorry, that kind of went on a bit eh?
>
> Leslie
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 8:44 AM
> To: 313@hyperreal.org
> Subject: Re: (313) Juan Maclean tracks
>
> -- Original Message --
> From: "Matt Kane's Brain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >Most people around me spin it as the next revolution in dance
> music, the
> >punk rock knight that is going to slay the dragon progressive
> house once
> >and for all.
>
> if i wanted to hear punk, id play my punk records! does anyone
> else really care what happens with prog house? i mean its so far
> removed from what im into and what i do that i dont think i could
> even tell you where to hear some in my own city, though im sure
> its out there. maybe people should spend more time making good
> music than trying to conquer some nonsense music listened to by a
> bunch of jokers.
>
> i havent heard a single DFA/modern "dance punk" record ive liked.
> even that morgan geist rmx of the rapture wasnt a favorite of
> mine. im still wondering why people play that !!! "me and
> guiliani" cut. ugh, that track is terrible.
>
> to
>
> 
> andythepooh.com
>
>
>
>
>

RE: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[lr2]

I missed most of the press/TV related stuff at the time (erm, living in a
cave) and was pretty much limited to what came with the actual product.
It's encouraging to know that they were giving pointers in other mediums.

Thanks for the information.

Leslie


-Original Message-
From: Matt Kane's Brain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 7:39 AM
To: lr2
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

On Wed, September 21, 2005 8:47 am, lr2 said:
> Though they're not techno, some of you might know BR54-9 or Squirrel Nut
> Zippers...they're two acts that rose to some degree of fame by clever
> incorporation of OLD material.  When I first heard them I thought they
> were
> so fresh and interesting never realizing that they were trawling through
> the
> back catalogues of obscure country and jazz tunes respectively.  It would
> have been nice if they'd worn their influences a little more openly on
> their
> sleeves so I could have had a better context to place their music in.

I started listening to the Zippers while they were being hyped on MTV, and
I remember them being very firmly placed in the "retro/revival" arena
along with Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, the Brian Setzer Orchestra, and
ska-band-turned-swing-band Cherry Poppin Daddies. All the press I read in
that period made sure to mention either a return to big band and swing,
and some articles went so far to point out that the zippers played jump
blues, not big band. Even interviews with the band were like "I wear a tux
when I play out out of respect for the audience, too bad nobody else does
that these days".

-- 
/* Halley */ (Halley's comment.)
matt kane's brain
podcast | http://www.hydrogenproject.com | netradio | on-the-air
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk

Re: (313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[Matt Kane's Brain]

On Wed, September 21, 2005 8:47 am, lr2 said:
> Though they're not techno, some of you might know BR54-9 or Squirrel Nut
> Zippers...they're two acts that rose to some degree of fame by clever
> incorporation of OLD material.  When I first heard them I thought they
> were
> so fresh and interesting never realizing that they were trawling through
> the
> back catalogues of obscure country and jazz tunes respectively.  It would
> have been nice if they'd worn their influences a little more openly on
> their
> sleeves so I could have had a better context to place their music in.

I started listening to the Zippers while they were being hyped on MTV, and
I remember them being very firmly placed in the "retro/revival" arena
along with Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, the Brian Setzer Orchestra, and
ska-band-turned-swing-band Cherry Poppin Daddies. All the press I read in
that period made sure to mention either a return to big band and swing,
and some articles went so far to point out that the zippers played jump
blues, not big band. Even interviews with the band were like "I wear a tux
when I play out out of respect for the audience, too bad nobody else does
that these days".

-- 
/* Halley */ (Halley's comment.)
matt kane's brain
podcast | http://www.hydrogenproject.com | netradio | on-the-air
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk

(313) New music vs. New old music (was Juan Maclean)

[lr2]

Perhaps some folks play the tracks 'cuz they weren't around during the first
wave of that sort of music.  If they haven't heard anything like it before
it's not hard to believe that this new output could excite them.  

It's always interesting to me that there are people I meet who are really
into something they think is "new" but they are completely unaware of a
previous artist who did something similar.  It happened to me when I first
got into the Orb...I was excitingly playing it for a crusty-hippie-co-worker
I had and I was enthusing on how different and fresh it sounded to me.  He
suggested (with a slightly pained look of a parent trying to correct a
child's bad behavior) that I check out some dub.  Up until that part I never
even knew dub existed.  The Orb's rehashing of something that had already
been done (albeit combined creatively with new elements) set me on a
delightful path of rediscovery.  That's actually one of my favorite elements
of listening to music and why I appreciate labels like Soul Jazz Records so
much...they help me unearth stuff I missed the first time.  

On a related note I get grumpy when artists actually cover a track and don't
bother to acknowledge the original performer...I always see that as a missed
opportunity to educate people on music they're into...granted most of the
bigger acts will at least acknowledge the writing credits or sample credits
but I'd love it if they used some of their booklet space to expound on who
the artist was and why they covered it...imagine if Missy had done something
like the with Clear.  

Though they're not techno, some of you might know BR54-9 or Squirrel Nut
Zippers...they're two acts that rose to some degree of fame by clever
incorporation of OLD material.  When I first heard them I thought they were
so fresh and interesting never realizing that they were trawling through the
back catalogues of obscure country and jazz tunes respectively.  It would
have been nice if they'd worn their influences a little more openly on their
sleeves so I could have had a better context to place their music in.

Whew...sorry, that kind of went on a bit eh?

Leslie

-Original Message-
From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 8:44 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Juan Maclean tracks

-- Original Message --
From: "Matt Kane's Brain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>Most people around me spin it as the next revolution in dance
music, the
>punk rock knight that is going to slay the dragon progressive
house once
>and for all.

if i wanted to hear punk, id play my punk records! does anyone
else really care what happens with prog house? i mean its so far
removed from what im into and what i do that i dont think i could
even tell you where to hear some in my own city, though im sure
its out there. maybe people should spend more time making good
music than trying to conquer some nonsense music listened to by a
bunch of jokers. 

i havent heard a single DFA/modern "dance punk" record ive liked.
even that morgan geist rmx of the rapture wasnt a favorite of
mine. im still wondering why people play that !!! "me and
guiliani" cut. ugh, that track is terrible. 

to 


andythepooh.com


 
   

Re: (313) New music, sans soleil, stacey pullen in SF

[Neil Wiernik]

just to add some sugar to this being the man behind the phoniq netlabel
we are really happy to have micheal reelase with us...
hes one of very many great releases we have on the netlabel deciated to
candian electronic music as a whole...
the address for the label is www.phoniq.net enjoy
neil
aka naw



On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Wojtek wrote:

> I'm not sure how new this really is, but the Transmat artist mr.
> trommer has put out a nice 80+ minute compilation of the tracks he's
> played live on a free mp3 compilation available for download from the
> phoniq netlabel.  Ace 313 dream techno, nice pads, good lively rhythms,
> etc, with some slightly squelchy sounds (at least one broken beat
> trackon it, too).  Highly recommended.
>
> On a different note, went to see Stacey Pullen in SF last night and to
> my surprise and disappointment, he played nothing but low grade echoey
> trance with a buildup every four or so minutes, with a reverbed
> spinback in between those.  Is this what he usually plays nowadays?  or
> was he just having an off night?  It's hard to believe that someone of
> his caliber would play crappy euro trance, with just about every single
> song containing the same predictable buildup and then breakdown.
>
> To be fair though, he did do ok mixer tricks here and there, but the
> song selection had zero variety and was extremely, extremely bland.
> Did he get any better towards the end of his set?  I certainly hope
> that he did.  was it just the pre-2am slump for him?  Or is this what
> happens when djs from Detroit sign to big management companies?
>
>
>


naw/neil wiernik
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
artist site:
www.naw.phoniq.net
releases available on:
www.noisefactoryrecords.com
www.pertin-nce.com
my projects:
www.vagueterrain.net
www.phoniq.net

Re: (313) New music, sans soleil, stacey pullen in SF

[Thomas D. Cox, Jr.]

-- Original Message --
From: Wojtek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>On a different note, went to see Stacey Pullen in SF last night 
and to 
>my surprise and disappointment, he played nothing but low grade 
echoey 
>trance with a buildup every four or so minutes, with a reverbed 
>spinback in between those.  Is this what he usually plays 
nowadays?  or 
>was he just having an off night?  It's hard to believe that 
someone of 
>his caliber would play crappy euro trance, with just about every 
single 
>song containing the same predictable buildup and then breakdown.
>
>To be fair though, he did do ok mixer tricks here and there, but 
the 
>song selection had zero variety and was extremely, extremely 
bland.  
>Did he get any better towards the end of his set?  I certainly 
hope 
>that he did.  was it just the pre-2am slump for him?  Or is this 
what 
>happens when djs from Detroit sign to big management companies? 

i never saw him before a couple years back, but ive not been a fan 
of any of his sets at the last couple festivals. so i think that 
trend has been for playing that kind of stuff for at least the 
past couple years. 

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   

(313) New music, sans soleil, stacey pullen in SF

[Wojtek]

I'm not sure how new this really is, but the Transmat artist mr. 
trommer has put out a nice 80+ minute compilation of the tracks he's 
played live on a free mp3 compilation available for download from the 
phoniq netlabel.  Ace 313 dream techno, nice pads, good lively rhythms, 
etc, with some slightly squelchy sounds (at least one broken beat 
trackon it, too).  Highly recommended.


On a different note, went to see Stacey Pullen in SF last night and to 
my surprise and disappointment, he played nothing but low grade echoey 
trance with a buildup every four or so minutes, with a reverbed 
spinback in between those.  Is this what he usually plays nowadays?  or 
was he just having an off night?  It's hard to believe that someone of 
his caliber would play crappy euro trance, with just about every single 
song containing the same predictable buildup and then breakdown.


To be fair though, he did do ok mixer tricks here and there, but the 
song selection had zero variety and was extremely, extremely bland.  
Did he get any better towards the end of his set?  I certainly hope 
that he did.  was it just the pre-2am slump for him?  Or is this what 
happens when djs from Detroit sign to big management companies? 
 

(313) new music...

[Solid Gold Records]

just thought i'd share: 
http://kanzleramt.com/index.php?s_id=6&action=detail&id=172


kenny


MindInfluence Music
-Solid Gold Playaz
-Black Music
-Cozmic Jazzz Futurist
-Soul Mediques
-Techelectro


Out Now:

Pirahna Head - "Poem 4 A Lost One" Black Music Remix - Moods&Grooves - 
http://big50entertainment.com/moods
Mel Hammond - "Le Nu Por Le Nu Vol. 2" w/remixes by Solid Gold Playaz, Black 
Music, Soul Mediques - Losonofono - http://lsfrecords.com

Black Music feat. Solid Gold Playaz - "Pray 4 Soul" - Losonofono
Coppe - "Blue Vol. 2" - w/remixes by Solid Gold Playaz and Black Music/Soul 
Mediques - Losonofono



Out Soon:

Solid Gold Playaz Present MindInfluence - "Alone (My Life Underground)" - 
Kanzleramt

Solid Gold Playaz - "My Life... Pt 1" - Kanzleramt
Black Music feat. Solid Gold Playaz - "Deeper Everyday" - Silver Network
Cozmic Jazzz Futurist - "Control The Minds" - Losonofono

Re: (313) iTMS new music tuesdays

[jonathan morse]

infinity...james ruskin...dave tarrida...pacou...terry lee brown,
jr...skinny puppy's entire nettwerk catologue...james cotton...ADNY

pretty much all tresor and plastic city stuff.


oh, and theres some utah saints if that¹s your thing.

brap on...


On 09.03.2004 15:48 , "matt kane's brain"  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> At 03:35 PM 3/9/2004, jonathan morse wrote:
>> today was a good day for techno...
> 
> Care to elaborate?
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