IMHO, The Schnauzer very soothing in contrast to ultra-complex glitchy IDM. I guess it's the way he uses sound washes and overtones as opposed to dry rhythmic noises.
Anne :)
"Alan R. Lockett" <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk> wrote:
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On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 01:42:43 +0200 henrik str=F6mberg wrot=
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quoted 2 lines most positive album recently?> most positive album recently?
> ulrich schnauss "a strangely isolated place"
I do understand the appeal of da Schnauzer but I have to say=20
there's nothing very positive (for me) in a production which lards=20
every square inch of space with sound, so you sometimes feel=20
you are suffocating under a slew of stratified synthwashes (not to=20
mention sleighbells!).=20
alan
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