also, The Exchange Sessions by Keiran Hebden and Steve Reid is a nice
chunk of electronics and rhythms...
c
>
> On 4 Aug 2006, at 10:06, Tristan Watkins wrote:
>
>> - Original Message - From: "Martin Dust" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: "list 313" <313@hyperreal.org>
>> Sent: Friday, August 0
two words : blade runner
;-)
>
> No new tunes for the last two weeks, but if anyone has got anything hot
to recommend, I just use some retail therapy :)
>
> m
>
>
planetary assault systems on mote evolver; sounds loud.
http://www.nuloop.com/en/vinyl-records/detail/42888/planetary_assault_systems-deep_heet_vol_1_ep.html
otherwise kuniyuki maybe http://www.discogs.com/release/552920
some new fwdthought would be nice too :-D
At 16:57 03/05/2006, you wrote
could be Nami Shimada... http://www.discogs.com/release/365447
sound clips here
http://www.vinyl-junkies.com/catalogue.php
At 03:36 01/05/2006, Chana Goodman wrote:
Did anyone happen to catch Carl Craigs latest sets in
Detroit? I heard him at Oslo about a month ago, and
then again recently at
thanks, glad you like it
text removed...link remains...
At 23:39 28/01/2006, Garrett McGrath wrote:
On Jan 28, 2006, at 2:40 PM, max wrote:
This is lovely, any tracklisting?
where you got the mp3 --> scroll down.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
a compilation of some jazz and techno for a non-techno friend of mine
- thought it worked out ok quite well so here it is...
http://www.coke-smyth.net/jazz.htm
no apologies for bad edits (mp3'd), vinyl crackles, discontinuity and
lame prose...
enjoy,
chuck
a compilation of some jazz and techno for a non-techno friend of mine
- thought it worked out ok quite well so here it is...
http://www.coke-smyth.net/jazz.htm
no apologies for bad edits (mp3'd), vinyl crackles, discontinuity and
lame prose...
enjoy,
chuck
cheers for the tips
like the Anders Ilar acid track...
c
At 11:44 25/11/2005, you wrote:
check out boomkat for all the new releases coming out on Monday !
There are some corkers there !
1.Syncom Data - Horse -sd records
2. Claro Intelecto - patience -Modern Love
3.The Beauty Room -Don't Yo
No new techno for me - was meaning to get the pure plastic one, then got
drunk and blew my budget on space jazz from dusty groove instead. Looks
good though - not sure what moondog 's like but hey :-) guess I'll find out
in acouple of weeks!
At 15:35 16/07/2005, you wrote:
Lets see if we can
Pirahna Head *may* get its name from the fact that pirahna head soup was
thought by indigenous people to have aphrodisiac properties.
I did find this release http://www.discogs.com/release/2428 from same era
also with an Attenborough documentary sample, seems he was quite busy :-)
There is a lot of pre discogs releases hiding on kiss fm tapes from way
back then too if they ever surface... paul thomas had a top chill out
show, mi
name: charlie coke-smyth (born as)
location: near london
age: 28
first (good) techno record:
paul w teebrooke - otherworld002
first detroit techno record:
the aztec mystic - the aztec mystic (ur)
got into techno music:
kiss fm - paul thomas chill out zone, colin faver / dale
london pirate radio
embrace was available on cd at juno last time I checked...
> The stuff on Altered Vibes is being distributed by Goya, so maybe ask
> them about Def Harmonic and The Vanishing System releases on CD. Both
> these artists have albums on CD.
>
> At 2:08 pm + 13/12/04, Mann, Ravinder wrote:
>>To vi
Haruomi Hosono - Mix Form (Progressive Form)
- Mixed and recorded by Haruomi Hosono at Quiet Lodge TYO, available at JetSet
Baby Ford - Basking in the Breaklights (Force Inc)
- Nice trax, now out on Perlon
Susanna and the Magical Orchestra - List of Lights and Buoys
- Abstract folk electronics - n
so here it is.
these messages going round about the state of techno and the community.
techno brings people
together. true. but the picture's still messed up'. it makes me sad that so
many of my records come from detroit because i want that kind of music
coming from my neighbourhood.
troubl
There is a nice little Mills mix here which hasnt been mentioned...
http://www.electronicdir.com
limited editions to me seem to be about turning the beat down - records
communicate a message - if the producer wants to limit the people who get
that message then thats fine by me. I would rather that than flooding the
market with the same stuff and every dj having the same box of records.
O
Vinyl Underground has two releases from tactile - one being the strand one...
http://www.vinylundergound.co.uk
At 12:01 30/06/2003 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mornin.
I need some help with this...
There's two tactile labels right? wrong?
I'm still trying to get a copy of the Strand recor
http://www.juno.co.uk has tracklistings...
At 15:50 16/06/2003 +0200, Michel Rijnders wrote:
Anbody got a tracklisting?
On Monday 16 June 2003 12:20, Mann, Ravinder [CCS] wrote:
> Following the Kirk Deg. conversation on fri...I forgot which of you ppl
> where after the information about thi
Does anyone have any information on the quality/ availability of this release?
Thanks
Charlie
Pan Sonic's Aaliptorii is well worth checking out for Detroit calibre
techno. The earlier stuff is supposed to be good too...
At 14:23 19/03/2003 +0200, you wrote:
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Cobert, Gwendal wrote:
> Just noticed this guy's stuff on the great Bip-Hop vol 6 comp,
> really enjoyed this
As for the Male Version See for yourself :
http://www.tigersushi.com/site/Rcd.jsp?RcdId=2481
Best Record of all time in my humble opinion.
West End might have new versions on vinyl but you can find this one on
GEMM fairly easily.
TIGERSUSHI
15 rue d'Aboukir
75002 Paris
FRANCE
tél :+33.1.42.33.9
They need blood in Toronto too in order to help the victims. Manulife
Centre is taking appointments now--you need to call & book your donation
ahead of time.
On Tue, 11 Sep 2001, Dennis Donohue wrote:
>
> Very true, but there are very bad traffic jams in Chicago around the
> hospitals to give
Apart from the fine "MicroHouse" article, the new Wire also carries an
interesting overview of how Fritz Lang's Metropolis has influenced
electronic musicmakers over the decades. Detroit's ongoing legacy comes in
for some provocative analysis. References appear to Kenny Larkin, and (in
connection t
More album info. on Jeff Lorber--the Ian O'Brien of his day--for those
interested. BTW, that track "Pacific Coast Highway" off 'Step by Step' won
a Grammy for Best R n B Instrumental back in 1985. Came out on 12" as
well. The guys from The System were involved.
The Jeff Lorber Fusion: (1977, Inne
The Time Machine cd is now out on Axis...unsure about the vinyl version.
Paperclip People's "The Climax" is being re-released with a new Basic
Channel mix...anyone heard this yet?
I was reading an interview with Kevin Saunderson in UK mag Wax. Apparently
he's set to open a new Detroit club in co
Apparently E2-E4 was recorded in one take (i.e. one hour), with no
overdubs or editing (apart from those needed for side A & B of the
record). Almost inconceivable, isn't it? I also recommend Gottsching's
'Dream & Desire', a bizarre, almost kitschily-beautiful album bedecked
with incredible synth w
Cool to hear someone else is into JL, a true muso's muso...though the further
back you go with his releases, the better they get. In the late 70s & in the
80s he did some great, soulful stuff, full of intricate horn arrangements &
life-affirming, machine-driven jazz funk. I've often thought he m
Sorry for the extra post, but I've just discovered that the
[komfort.labor] presents ~scape/Pole mix album is actually on WMF
RECORDS.
Wes
The Pole mix album is on general release, even saw a stack of copies in
one of the dear ol' HMV stores here in Tranna today. Apparently, it took
Betke 6 months to get right, & is based on the kind of sets he lays down
in the back room at a Berlin club called WMF where he has a residency. I
don't ha
I can see this mutating into a Detroit-centric 'tenth planet
twelves/post-apocalypse platters/desert island discs' type thread...
Current faves:
Stefan Betke: [komfort.labor] presents ~scape (~scape)
Jeff Lorber: Step by Step (Mercury)
Kit Clayton: Live at Mutek 00.06.11 (~scape)
Mikael Stavostr
Read it & weep! Apologies to all those who've already read this news:
> Song About Heroin Used To Advertise Bank
>
> BOSTON--The soul-wrenching experience of recovery from heroin
> addiction was used to evoke the financial security of a major banking
> institution Monday, when Boston-based
Thanks, Matt. Exactly...the Soul Center cut-up approach clearly echoes
Faulkner's compelling, fractured narrative strategy in those novels, where
memory shards fuse together to slice deeply & lovingly into the cultural
underbelly of the American South.
That track you're thinking of from SC I
Cheers. I dedicate that post to all the 313ers who feel, or have ever felt,
the shivers go down their spines when they hear a certain track--the way
they do for me when I hear "Respect" off the second Soul Center album.
As someone else said on this list a while back, "let's hear it for sublime
te
This is a bit of an old thread but I never got around to responding at the
time. I recommend that people check out Philip's interview with TB at:
www.urbansounds.com/us_current/thumbnail/brinkmann_1.html (It inspired me).
TB's Soul Center releases certainly reveal a transformational sampling ethic
What about that Mille Plateaux disc by the Autopoisies guy, Eckhardt
Eblers(?), Betrieb, I think it's called? Sources people like Stockhausen,
& perhaps Cage... Then there's Bernard Gunther(?)/John Duncan one, Home
Unspeakable, & a whole slew of releases where the listening experience
occupies the
Recloose is spinning at Una Mas, 422 Adelaide St. W, here in Toronto
tonight. $10 at the door. Live webcast at halfbassonline.com
There's a Recloose mix cd out in the near future on Belgian label, News,
entitled: Jigsaw Music.
Haven't heard Matt's style, but I love the way the Random Noise Gener
> > Listen to your heart...Program yourself. Or ask yourself: What would
> > Richie do?
>
> LOL. Please don't make me fall off of my chair again.
Glad someone enjoyed my little tongue-in-cheek attempt at humor.
No offence to true believers of any stripe out there, I hope...
Wes
> I guess I kinda started all this mess in a way
Exactly what Derrick must say to himself each morning...:)
Scott, you say that you love techno & house with a vengeance, that it is
your "life blood in many ways." But if you want to make Detroit music that
speaks with soul to others & remains tru
"Folks find it easier to win arguments when they demonize the opposition."
Yeah, too true. Next thing you know someone will be calling me a fascist.
Talk about shooting the messenger...though KDJ doesn't need me to defend
his views. Glad I pushed a few buttons. Though I've seen some thoughtful,
va
Damn right he did...he's a Black artist who has paid his dues, & who
has earned the right to keep faith not only with other Black musicians
from the past, but also with the home culture that he draws inspiration
from. He samples the hell out of them, as well...showing solidarity, as
he puts it, wi
The polemical utterances of dead white male intellectuals/poets have their
place, but give me the home truths of living black musicians anyday, thanks.
Moodymann's props (+ controversial words of advice to those like m***y)
from 1997 tell it like it really is: "to all the unknown artists,
producer
RAZE:
Octave One
Random Noise Generation (live)
Adam Marshall + more
Doors open 10pm
1150 Queen St. West
If you're coming from downtown, take the streetcar to Beaconsfield Ave.
(one past Dovercourt) and you're right outside.
See you all there,
Wes
Hexagone: "Sea-birds," that's it. Written & produced by Ludovic Navarre.
Nice one.
Wes
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, I wrote:
> While we're at it, let's not forget Hexagone, on Djax. Opening track on
> Harry the Bastard's 'Live at Club H' vol. II, for the vinylly-challenged.
> >Acid Eiffel was written by Garnier and Shazz (who made a really nice album
> >for Distance). Ludovic Navare made a whole bunch of records for FNAC (I
> >can't recall anything from him on F-comm) including the beautifull 'how do
> >you pleed'.
>
> navarre did 2 DS [deepside] records on f-comm -
Nice little b & w spread (great photos) of Detroit in the latest one, with
IG Culture & Dego on the cover. Good to read an interview with Seiji
too. XLR8R seems to be consolidating its position as one of the leading
electronic music mags. They have their hearts in the right place; check
out the tho
Yeah...that was kind of weird, especially considering the Bangs
character was dancing round the radio studio to 'Raw Power'. I think it's
a context thing: the same rage that fuelled the MC5 & Iggy & The Stooges
to react with extreme sonic violence against the white-bread conformity of
their culture
Great...& Vogel's on there too! You can stack your Moby cd right alongside ;) I
notice that Slater hardly reserves his best material for Mute (i.e.
Plantetary Assault Systems). Doesn't that tell you something? Perhaps I was a
little harsh (just saw 'Almost Famous' & was inspired by the portrayal o
Yeah, Moby on Spin, Hawtin on URB...some kind of baldhead conspiracy, for
sure. You may also want to check out the latest Mojo (w/the Smiths on the
cover): toward the back they have a 'Guide to Buying Detroit Techno'
listing about 10 essential albums. 'Faces & Phases', 'Innovator', 'More
Songs...',
> What is funny is that Moby's label, at least here in Europe is Mute, one of
> the oldest and most respected independent labels, clearly not the kind of
> people unable to tell the difference between junk food and records.
Most respected? By who? Moby's accountant? HMV retailers? A coterie of
re
Rc's words ring true. Exactly my point when I compared Moby to a clever
musical con-artist. Without the massive push of capital & marketing
machinery of companies like sony (& all the phonies who dole out music
like so much fastfood)to back him up he'd collapse in a bewildered heap
under the weight
I've been thinking about some of the parallels between Moby's career and that
of his ancestor, the great 19th-century literary innovator, Herman Melville.
Melville achieved phenomenal success with his first novel, 'Typee' (a 'true
life' account of living on a Polynesian island), yet virtually ev
alienInFlux & labelled:black present RAZE:
Octave One
Random Noise Generation
Mark Master/DJ Dub Gnostic
Adam Marshall
Zuzanna Grimm
Ian Guthrie
etc.
Sat. March 31, 1150 Queen West (west of Dovercourt) $15
No other info. on the venue, sorry.
Wes
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, NiCk NeUtRoN wrote:
> On Ma
Salz: In the Mix...fine, dubby, sweetly laid down album with a grimy
bass/kick set to shake apart a few cabinets. And a brilliant new one with
no drums at all (bar a smattering of hi-hats?): Phillipe Cam, Balance
(Traum). If you've always thirsted for more material in the classic Manuel
Gottsching
Multiplex info for MPCD05 (note correct title in subject heading):
Disc 1
01 Morgan Geist: Pushed
02 Dan Curtin: The Chase
031 John Tejada: Vermillion
04 Ultra: Barwork
05 Stasis: Ebb
06 Titonton: Encompas + Engulf
07 Cai Bojsen-Moller: Colours
08 cK: Sex a l
Toronto events:
Feb. 21: FTWK, Tonic (117 Peter) Stacey Pullen, Kenny Glasgow
22: Filter (12 Brant) Ashley Beedle, Xavier
23: Turbo (360 Adelaide) Misstress Barbara (upstairs) J Majik (downstairs)
Wabi, Reverb (651 Queen W) Adam X
Element Bar (553 Queen W) Julius Papp
24: Overload, (1
Sure is. Speedjack was another alias.
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Brian Dillard wrote:
> anyone know whether the mark bell who recorded as planet e's clark (n.b.
> "jack to basics" on the new geology vol. 2 comp) is the same guy who was in
> LFO and produced the last couple Bjork records?
>
> Brian
>
Word. In the meantime we have the next best thing: Seiji, "Silver
Blossom"...
On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, Stewart Caig wrote:
> Just wondering how many 313ers might share my dreamful enthusiasm for a Mike
> Banks/Ian O'Brien collaboration. For me these two artists represent the
> absolute pinnacle in pur
Here we go, then. No advance tickets on sale, though...
> february 10th 2001
> clonk, dave lee, hautec, revolver and techno.ca
> presents: technomeet v 5.0 featuring:
> live pa: monolake (germany), kit clayton (san francisco)
> deadbeat (montreal), naw (toronto/montreal)
> dj: algorithm (toronto
I was talking with Thomas Jirku last night...looks like Monolake and Kit
Clayton will play the B-Side (above Fez Batik) on Feb. 10. They've
apparently been developing a new Mac program together, and there's
a good chance the performance will be collaborative at some stage of the
night. Here's hopin
>From what I know, Farben = Gramm = Jan Jelinek. Berlin-based producer who
has released: 4 eps on Klang Elektronik as Farben; a great album on Source
Records called (personal_rock) as Gramm; and a 12" on Pole's label Scape
called Tendency. One of the best of the best currently pursuing the
abstract
Sorry. Just realized it's actually "Groove On Down" by Dunn Pearson Jr.
"Mucho Chupar" is by David Axelrod, the next track on this great Soul of
Science comp. put together by Ian O'Brien & Kirk Degiorgio!
Interesting to read how Derrick May wore out the copy of George Duke's
"North Beach" that Kir
Regarding the Deep Chord cd compilation: is it worth dropping $25 on?
Someone observed that their sound is a tad derivative of BC/CR...in a good
or a bad way? All in the ear of the beholder?
Thanks,
Wes
np: Dunn Pearson Jr. "Mucho Chupar"
hi all,
I am in need of some strong, well produced House/Techno/Trance to temper my
electro sets for a more mainstream clubby audience. Any recommendations for
stuff that will flow right into my straight electro sets?
peace,
fcb
Just want to mention a new book I picked up from the library, latest in
the Music/Culture series from Wesleyan University Press: "You Better
Work!" Underground Dance Music in New York City (by Kai Fikentscher,
2000).
Fikentscher takes an ethnographical approach to "UDM," looking at its
roots in th
"Music: An art that is perfectly intelligible and perfectly inexplicable."
(Samuel Beckett)
On Thu, 7 Dec 2000, Otto Koppius wrote:
> > It is what it is.
St. Germain is playing here in Toronto this week. Has anyone seen the
new live set yet? Back when Boulevard came out, Navarre spent the
show behind the desk while his musicians were on stage. I guess the
music's the thing, right?
Thanks,
Wes
n.p. Inner City: Do Ya (C. Craig remix)
Picked this up on CD last night. The Rolando/Red Planet connection is
making a whole lot of sense now. If you're looking for fresh MM/RP type
rhythms/sounds, this is a stunner. About halfway through Rolando's mix a
string line that could have come straight off any number of RP 12"s slams
in, then s
Last minute info: The Advent live in Toronto, tonight, Weds. 15 with K.
Glasgow, P. Walker etc. [EMAIL PROTECTED], 117 Peter.
There's a VW ad--the rally one--that seems to use one of those
raucous remixes of "All Exhale," or another of Luke Slater's recent
tracks. Sounds great, anyway. Completely
Last minute info: The Advent live in Toronto, tonight, Weds. 15 with K.
Glasgow, P. Walker etc. [EMAIL PROTECTED], 117 Peter.
There's a VW ad--the rally one--that seems to use one of those
raucous remixes of "All Exhale," or another of Luke Slater's recent
tracks. Sounds great, anyway. Completely
The live techno scene keeps gaining strength. Set to perform in
T.O. are L. Garnier (soon, Turbo), St. Germain (Dec. 6, Guverment), and
The Advent (Nov. 15, Tonic). Theorem and Sutekh laid it down last weekend.
Here's fresh word on the Berlin-NYC techno alliance:
> Last minute info: Tresor be
ka43LP, it's the bomb.
the whole label is the bomb.
kanzleramt - buy on sight.
From: tech komputer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Dj Slip - The Machines wil know
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 02:31:32 +0400
mornin'
what you think about ka
Jaguar Jaguar, all adroit,
Beneath the streets of dread Detroit:
What mere mortal MTV,
Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?
Wes--with apologies to William Blake ;=)
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, davidk wrote:
> Too late mate. It's already been on MTV UK & Ireland.
>
> Dake
430 West/UR UK split cd single. The video is the final track on the
Mayday Mix, and Octave One version cd. Works a treat too. Just whack it in
and sit back--no uploading rigmarole to worry about.
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How can you obtain a copy of this CD ROM?
>
>
>
>
Anyone with any interest whatsoever in current Detroit techno owes it to
themselves to try and see the CD-ROM (only?) video of "Jaguar" which has
just come out on UK split cd single. Beginning with Rolando holding what
looks like a Technics 1200 against his chest, the whole thing emphasizes
the int
Picked up the Mayday mix of Jaguar on cd single last night. Nice, warm,
perfectly-realized version. There is a cd-rom video included, filmed
entirely in South West Detroit by the UR crew. Has anyone seen it yet? Is
it destined for the small screen? I'm going to check it later.
One more question: I
how do you have email if you cannot go online?
http://mp3.techno.cz/djsets/
From: FC3 Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'313@hyperreal.org'" <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: [313] MP3's
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 17:35:36 -0700
as some of you know i am currently deployed to the persian gulf in the
hopefully he deejay's better than produces; i mean mixing up old '88
houseloops with bassline samples and hooks from few year old housetunes
and mixing them up with slammin bassdrum can't be described
"innovative". at least i don't think so. sampling is good, but sampling
stuff too obvious is
sometimes it helps to explain things a little better by saying that one
"counts" the beats, but it comes to me as in feelings.
i can feel when the phrase is about to change up.
unless it's an Advent track.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: R
> 1. jay denham
> 2. anthony "shake" shakir
> 3. claude young
speaking of claude young, we recorded his set [w/permission] when he came to
town. check it out @ http://www.713tekno.net or click on this link:
http://flux1.dhs.org/mp3/claude1.mp3
there are a few other mixes up by l
1. hawtin
2. clarke
3. ruskin
4. carola
5. me ;] hehe..
From: "Christian Bloch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lisa McEntire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: Re: [313] best dj???
Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2000 15:24:49 +0200
1. surgeon
2. jeff mills
3. dave clarke
4. pacou
5. myself ;)
And whassup with Harvey Lane, "resident Lost dj," who's mixed the new
User/Serial Scratch cd?! That name makes you wonder a bit, doesn't it? Up
the garden lane (sorry, path) we go...
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, john holmes wrote:
> for all i know, richard harvey does not exist. he was
> supposed to do
Along with the Nubian Mindz album (New World Chaos), this is one of the
year's greats for the opening 3 tracks alone. Many of the things on
here are in a strongly Detroit vein. Masterful stuff, even the one with
the Portishead overtones. Check out the well written review in the latest
URB comparing
Interesting. But, does this 'Dean Cole' do everything under a pseudonym? I
only mention this because:
1. Regis: Gymnastics (Downwards) credits Richard Harvey with the
photograph
2. V/A: Hard Education (Downwards) states that 2 Female tracks are
"written by R. Harvey"
3. Female: Angel Plague (Dow
> Jeff Mills is spinning at Turbo tonight. $30 at the door,
> $20-25 if you can make it to Play de Record, Traxx, etc. beforehand.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Wes
>
>
Yeah, this is some album. 'Timeless Decceleration" is actually all
original TV Victor material. The first cd consists of one 70min track and
was recorded in 1999 (mastered by Moritz). The other cd comprises 2 tracks
(55min and 11min) recorded in 1993, with Moritz helping out as producer.
> O
According to a mailout I read, TV Victor has culled this mix from his
nights djing in the 'Tresor Lounge'. There's an oxymoron for you...
Wes, the 'cheerful pessimist'
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, FRED MCMURRY wrote:
> I just recieved a promo of disk one from Tresor...70 minutes long, very
> nice. Tra
All 3 vols. are available on a single cd--saw it a while back. The sound
quality on the Santonio track is shocking, if memory serves. Is the
original that bad?
Does anyone know who the 3rd track in on T. Parrish's 'Live in Detroit
1999' mix is by? Chorus goes: "You've got stars in your eyes..."
'Landcruising' is a must if you're a Craig fan. Designed to be listened to
while driving, the linernotes describe it as "An original soundtrack
composed and produced by Carl Craig." When released in 95, several critics
observed that Tangerine Dream's soundtrack to 'The Thief' appeared to
be an infl
Before I get nailed for relying on memory and misquoting Mad Mike, what he
actually said is: "I am here, a spoke in the wheel of Detroit."
'Wild' Wes
Also pick up a copy of VICE for
> an (almost sane) article on struggling Detroit musicians. Great shots of
> 'Mad' Mike's car and a bit of an int
The Global Ear page of the August Wire (Merzbow on the cover) is devoted
to the DEMF. Nice photo of Carl Craig, Kenny Larkin, and Richie Hawtin +
a tiny one of Derrick May on the tables. Also pick up a copy of VICE for
an (almost sane) article on struggling Detroit musicians. Great shots of
'Mad' M
Is Fire, the 1990 album by Inner City, still a worthwhile purchase? I'm
intrigued by the opening track, 'Innovators (Detroit Techno)', which (to
my eternal shame) I've never heard.
Thanks,
Wes
Sorry, that Terrence Dixon track should be 'Running Time', off his recent
album. Too much Wild Turkey, methinks.
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Charles Prince wrote:
> Thanks for the 'Ploy' info. Don't know how rare the vinyl of 'Skyscratch
> (Mano Mano) is; I only h
Thanks for the 'Ploy' info. Don't know how rare the vinyl of 'Skyscratch
(Mano Mano) is; I only have it on an old cd single with 3 UR remixes
(Tresor, UR, and Acid Burn). Cat. no. Tresor 4.
BTW, just picked this up. Unfortunately, it's missing the Suburban Knight
track which is on the vinyl versi
I was listening to a re-release (?) of this early Maurizio ep, with a
'Strategic Mix' and a UR mix. Never heard of the label before: ele, or
something. Drawing of an eye in the centre. Can anyone tell me who did the
'Strategic Mix'? The UR side is brilliant; great locked groove; reminds
me of the r
I'm thinking of picking up a copy of the Signature Series cd which I saw
here in T.O. Is this collection in the same vein as his Peacefrog album,
'First Floor'?
I'm also wondering about his 'Live in Detroit 1999' release. Anyone with
a tracklisting handy?
Thanks,
Wes
np: Vince Watson: 'Biologiqu
Chain Reaction CRD-10 is now out:
Matrix: 'Various Films' (Isolation, Blue Film #A, Equator Music)
01 Blue Film #10
02 Blue Film #2
03 Milieux
04 Red Film #2
05 Red Film #1
06 Isolated Dot
07 Zkj
08 Blue Film #2+
09 Blue Film #4+
10 Blue Film #5
11 Flora
12 See Off
13 Nimbus
14 Isthmus #Fast
Yeah, all _four_ of the Depth Charge cd comps are essential, and what's
more, readily available from Submerge as far as I know. The Tresor
comps (up to 5 or 6) have consistently solid contributions from
various Detroit artists.
Make sure to grab 'Generator World Sonik Domination' Volumes One and
Check this. Rumour has it that the Magic Feet people are behind this one.
A compact overview of the UR/Sony battle by Nick Craddock here, as well.
Wes (gearing up for Thomas Brinkmann tonight, live at Mettle, 129 Peter)
On Fri, 9 Jun 2000, ? | ?h?2? wrote:
> http://www.overloadmedia.co.uk
>
Speaking of BNW, check this out. Taken from the microsound list:
> MUTEK GOES LIVE ON THE WEB
>
> Beginning next week, the first edition of MUTEK brings the cutting edge of
> new electronic music to Montreal. Be a part of it through its live webcast.
>
> An exploration of music, sound creation
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