Knowing my weakness for the Detroit stuff, especially the experimental
side, a guy at the local shop put the Ectomorph 12" in my hands and I went
with it. An 808 electro workout, the four tracks are facets of the same
stone. This strikes me as a decent example of using the original electro
sound as a jumping-off point.
The label is Interdimensional Transmissions -- the etching says
"Interdimensional transmissions from the intergalactic pimps". The
record isn't quite clear vinyl--mine at least has dark streaks all over.
It's like they just didn't color the vinyl black, as opposed to using
pure, clear vinyl.
I didn't find the locked gooves. Have to pull that record out again!
On Wed, 15 Mar 1995, Matt MacQueen wrote:
quoted 8 lines Brendan has recorded this as "Ectomorph," (on his new label that is> Brendan has recorded this as "Ectomorph," (on his new label that is
> 2 long techno sounding words and I can't remember it right now). The one I
> got was a clear 12" with 4 tracks total, 2 on each side, plus a peppering
> of very usable locked grooves. He told me one locked groove was a "remix"
> of another locked groove, it's kinda funny, you'll see what he meant.
> There's etching all over the record, inbetween grooves pointing to tracks
> on the record itself, etc. "from the INTERGALACTIC PIMP" and all that good
> stuff.... ;)