Warp Offshoot
the new louis digital - 'Insurgency Soul' on arcola is flicking my switch
atm, the a side is very funky techno and b2 is rather special, but I only
got it last night and haven't had time to listen more than once so can't
come up with a better description than that atm. I recommend
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,61273,00.html?tw=wn_story_top5
interesting about his modified allen and heath mixer
sorry if this has been posted before...
matt :)
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after the blinding Send night last friday, I caught 15 mins of pete tong at
turnmills and thought that after all the discussion about him playing techno
tunes, ppl might be interested in what he was playing. when I came in he
was playing one of the star tracks tunes by technasia, not sure that I
No one has mentioned it so far, so thought I would.
Detroit's Jimmy Edgar is playing a live set at the warp halloween party next
friday. He plays techno oriented glitch-hop and IMHO his stuff is
fantastic - prefuse 73 / machinedrum / funkstorong style. He played at the
movement festival, dunno
Oct. 24thS.E.N.D., London
Really looking forward to this one. Only have Shawn Rudiman's Rhythm Sexy
EP and Arne's Beauty in Decay - both great records and will be great to hear
what they do live. the roof really will be on fire! See all you london
regulars there this friday! :)
matt
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whatever u think of dave clarke, u gotta love this video clip of him :)
http://www.twstd.nl/streams/dave%20clarke%20suprise%20set.ram
http://temp.muertamente.com/dave_clarke_having_good_day.wmv
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speaking of fabric mixes the bugz in the attic fabriclive 12 cd is also
excellent!
matt :)
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on the subject of italo can anyone recommend some tracks with this kind of
sound that are available to buy on vinyl currently. I remember at the
second retroverts night earlier this year in london Jon Reynolds playing
some amazing
tunes with the italo sounds but a tighter, more modern production.
definitely one of my favourites so far this year, and yeah the more one
listens to it the more the sound opens up. He did a mix recently on cocooon
called taka taka - also excellent. and I hear he's got a great presence
while dj'ing. really hope he plays in london soon!
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them, but are there any of these in particular that someone can
recommend? I didn't have time to get through the huge bin of them and
any tips on best of the lot are appreciated?
my favourite of these records is Xenia / Wanda.
there's a collection of some of them on the Rosa album CD
I remember jon moore playing a hip hop version of the day the teddy bears
had their picnic - what a mad tune, everyone with big smiles on their faces
bouncing about to that one. Yeah the house at the end was great - I
remember the morgan geist remix of disco train and a metro area track.
IMHO
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From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: m a t t [d] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 5:59 PM
Subject: RE: (313) jeff mills at lost yesterday + free mix
Brinkmann doesn't DJ does he?
Live would be good though
How about Michael Mayer?
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last night's Lost was fantastic as ever... john kennedy played one of the
best sets I[ve heard him do, including attend 2 :) just wish he'd played #1
I would have exploded. plaid did a nice set of messed up electronica, but
it didn't really move the crowd apart from some amazing techno oriented
i've been thinking about this and for me it's the classic walkman and old
copied tape combination because you can take music with you to amazing
places, when you get that corresspondence between what you are listening to
and the space that you're in which takes the two and creates some powerful
Is that the one with man with the red face and a scan7 tune [or was that
vol
2 ? ]
that's def on volume 2, I think he was using doubles for man with the red
face, or maybe I'm thinking of a Jeff Mills mix I heard.
regardless, absolutely fantastic compilation - one of my favourites for long
also check out Wax Doctor, Alex Reece and Pim - very detroit influenced drum
and bass. Particular tracks to look out for is Alex Reece's UR tribute
track UR and the remixes they did of Model 500 - fantastic.
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P.F.M did a track called crusing detroit which was on the storm from the
east compilation released by Moving Shadow around 1996. I just remembered
one of my favourite detroit influenced d+b tracks - Justice - pseudo jazz
ep, on basement records, also from 1996. 'aquisse' the aa side was on the
yeah, I can recommend both of Kowalski's albums - 'echoes' and 'progress',
echos reminds me a lot of purposemaker style techno, progress has better
productions, but IMHO the vocal tracks are very weak.
however the collaboration album 'reasons' with Denis and Diego is even
better one of my
I'm visiting London weekend (Friday 22nd of August), and friends down
there
usually choose the clubs to go to (Cross, etc.), but this time I wish to
go
speaking of The Cross, is it actually any good down their? I keep hearing
that they play 'funky techno' is that actually funky techno, or
Anyone seen Chris Liebing spin? He's here on Friday @ Space34 and I was
going to go check him out I was wondering if anyone had heard him before.
I saw him at the End for an 'open for torture' night. I'd heard some good
sets of his before so I was hopeful. However when I saw him it was the
yeah! what a wicked evening!
great tunes throughout, thanks Ken, Tristan and Johnny.
great dancing too, when I was sat down at the side, watching everyone, it
was like a panorama of groove
great ppl - nice to meet and dance with some 313/overload members!
matt :)
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www.smallfish.co.uk has 002 and 003 in stock, search for label iridite...
cheers
matt :)
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Subject: Re: (313) New Detroit releases
anyone checked the
There's a mix CD or two out there as well that are worth checking.
Yeah, they're both called Plus, one is mixed by Siegling the other by Amil
Khan. I not seen Khan dj before, but the cd is similar in style, but more
melodic and even housey with none of the booty bass stuff that you get with
sounds like a sample from the Amelie soundtrack
I can't listen to rm at work :(, but there is a record out last Christmas
with 2 nice remixes of the Amelie theme. It first came out as a promo with
no artist name, but I think it was released again as being by Luciano -
Amelie On Ice.
It's got a
Any London 313ers who plan on going fancy meeting up in a
nearby pub for
some drinks beforehand?
me and my housemate are driving up from Southampton, can't wait!
c u all who are coming in the club! :)
of German glitch like Kompakt and Perlon .
would be really nice to hear some of this in
him. I feel the need for techno at the moment though - but I'm not too
narrow in my definition of it. Any recommendations from anyone?
heres 2 tracks I'm enjoying atm :)
I'm particularly liking the Soul Designer (fabrice lig) remix of Diego
Hosteller's Me Fragment on kanzleramt ka92 - in fact
hehe, well they were on the local South Today news this morning, saying that
even if people are caught with an amount of anything which may under normal
circumstances result in a ticking off - in this case they will be escorted
off the premises.
those dogs are v.perceptive too!
have fun and be
It IS up on discogs:
http://www.discogs.com/release/124105
There is a cd of the same name that is available as promo atm, 10 tracks.
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How is Blake Baxter as a DJ? I've only heard one vinyl of his, which was
brilliant, it was a double set with a guy with a gun on the cover I think,
the tunes reminded me of DJ Rush, but less harsh, and some interesting
motown sounding samples. Oh and the track he did with Trevor Rockliffe I
Ah yes, I heard he will have something new coming out in June. :)
I hope so, I've almost worn out that 'Far Away Trains ...' thing! :o)
It's called A Strangely Isolated Place and promo copies are out. I've not
had a chance to listen to it yet though...
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While the topic is detroit and hip, may I recommend detroit artist Jimmy
Edgar who records as Morris Nightingale and Kristuit Salu. He does
prefuse73 style hip hop / idm / techno influenced - definitely worth
checking:
check http://www.m3rck.net/html/discog/009.html for previews of his album
Good question! I find that however many great tunes you may play them, they
won't 'get it' until they hear it loud in a club being DJ'd properly and
dancing with others to it. So I drag them to nights like Lost, then they
understand -- the Atkins / Hood sets last Sunday proved it to quite a few
with rewind requests etc but it feels much more genuine to me at a techno
night...
matt
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To: 'm a t t [d]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 2:23 PM
Subject: RE: (313) That Friday
night was fantastic. tanaka built v.nicely, everything seemed to start
going crazy during atkins' set, then hood played the tightest set of tunes
all perfectly building and exploring. brilliant atmosphere, chatty crowd,
everyone seemed to leave excited and impressed - another memorable lost :)
rob said:
The amount of stupid questions you get asked would test the patience of a
saint.
Working at HMV one summer, I got asked by this large, middle aged guy if we
had the song that went with a particular line-dance, he then proceeded to do
the dance in front of me and all the customers.
I enjoyed his album Asuma on the Vienna based Mego label. I find it more
structured and accessible than the Pan Sonic material that I've heard.
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Tristan said:
I must 2nd Mr. Middleton's recommendation of the Larry Heard remixes of
'Glowing Glisses'. Both mixes are really beautiful, kinda reminiscent of
parts of 'Alien' to me. Thanks for the tip Tom!
I was listening to their Silver Surfer album this weekend when we got back
from the
Chimes of Freedom? I have been hearing that as Chives Of Freedom. oops
Here's the tracklists of two of those albums...
VA Offering Tracklist
[01] Osunlade-Intro Jungle Sounds
[02] Mettle Music-Tranquility 2001 (Ambient Mix)
[03] Boobjazz-Midnight ceremony (Osunlade's Black Messiah M
[04]
Chimes of Freedom? I have been hearing that as Chives Of Freedom. oops
Here's the tracklists of two of those albums...
VA Offering Tracklist
[01] Osunlade-Intro Jungle Sounds
[02] Mettle Music-Tranquility 2001 (Ambient Mix)
[03] Boobjazz-Midnight ceremony (Osunlade's Black Messiah M
[04]
of, dare I say it, soulful drum n bass.
I've been thinking about this a lot myself lately. Back in 95 I read an
interview with Alex Reece who said how much he was inspired by UR and their
melodies. Last week I went back to some of my favourite d+b records from
94 -99. While mixing some of my
what PC software do you use for this? (wavelab, soundforge, cool edit?)
Personally I like cooledit pro2 as I like the keyboard shortcuts and 'save
selection as...' feature.
I record a lot of mixes direct to HD and I've found that setting the temp
folder of the recording software to a mapped
also finkstroung r somewhere between hip hop and techno
ooh, while were talking of fusions of hip hop and electronic music, may I
recommend the new machine drum album urban biology and the new morris
nightingale vs. kristuit salu album my mines i. Both on the miami label
merck (
How do I set it so that when I click on a link (the Cim
live pa link for example) it gives me an option to
download or open? Right now, when I click on an mp3
If you are using a Microsoft product like OE and IE, right click on the link
and choose Save target as..., a box will open up so that
also, the Siesta sound track is done by Miles. even though the movie
itself
is hard to follow the sountrack is very experimental in the Miles way.
Another film with Miles on the soundtrack worth checking is Ascenseur pour
l'échafaud ( http://us.imdb.com/Title?0051378 ), I saw in this
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