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From:
Chris West
To:
Future Relic , Adam Piontek , Idm
Date:
Tue, 26 Jun 2001 08:22:45 -0700
Subject:
RE: [idm] Trivia questions
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Although it may be true that IDM is probably here to stay, that doesn't mean we can't get to work coming up with sub-genres. Hell look at trance: You have NRG, Fluffy, Psy, Goa, Israeli, Prog, and many many more (I think I even heard what could be called Intelligent Video Game Trance Music this weekend :) IDM is definitely breaking off into its own little areas. You have the hip-hop side of things, the melodic mellow stuff, crunchy bits with or without melodic elements, heavy crunchy discordant melodic emotive beats etc, etc... I personally really enjoy the melodic, crunchy side of things as well as heavy discordant beats, and I tend to mostly play tracks like this when I spin. I've been wracking my brain for awhile trying to figure out a name for this possible sub genre. That way I would be able to sidestep the IDM label without actually trying to replace something that is now so firmly rooted. I still haven't come up with anything that I like a whole heck of a lot. A friend of mine came up with pleasure crunch and symphonic crunch. I kinda like those, but I am still looking... -Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org