Lance @ Inaudible wrote:
Has anybody found any other Richard Kirk releases
worth a listen?
High Time Fiction is quite fun, if you like the really early Cabaret
Voltaire sound. Its got a similar aural aesthetic to Voice of America
and their early singles.
Subject
Re: (313) A few reviews
the other day i posted a few quick reviews i did on my idm-m list.
i'm reposting there here because it thought my 313 brethren might
enjoy them as well!
first off - richard h kirk
dusted off kirk's seminal virutal state on warp a few weeks ago and
had forgotten how brilliant mr cabvo's stuff
So in an attempt to get the 313 list to break its vow of
silence, here are a couple of record reviews I did for
www.littledetroit.net - a bit of Speedy J on Novamute and
a bit of classic-style acid madness from Sendex on Bunker:
Sendex - Exposure EP (Bunker Records)
Using only equipment from
There's a load more reviews being added today - check...
http://www.littledetroit.net/Reviews/menu.php?sm=2004-01
Martin
27/1/04 10:38 AM Brendan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So in an attempt to get the 313 list to break its vow of
silence, here are a couple of record reviews I did for
bill, there was supposed to be a csm 3 featuring
tobler, but i don't think it ever happened. andrew duke
William VanLoo wrote:
Well, I hit Record Time last night and came away with a couple of
gems.
.CSM-2 by Kevin Tobler (CSM): Is this Serotonin sublabel still
running? I haven't been able
Well, I hit Record Time last night and came away with a couple of
gems.
.CSM-2 by Kevin Tobler (CSM): Is this Serotonin sublabel still
running? I haven't been able to find out much information, but I
really love one of the tracks on this. It has that ultra-tight
percussion sound that some of the
In a message dated 3/21/00 3:26:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
CSM-2 by Kevin Tobler (CSM): Is this Serotonin sublabel still
running? I haven't been able to find out much information, but I
really love one of the tracks on this. It has that ultra-tight
percussion
