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Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:33:21 -0700
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Re: [idm] some new records..
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Thanks for sharing, Thorsten. I wish all IDM-l posts were like this. I, too have been enjoying Modeselektor. Reminds a bit of Funkstorung in the late '90s, but updated. I have been enjoying the music of another duo even more: Bitstream. Really good modern electro. fans of Tri-Repetae and Schematic(as in Phoenicia at their funkiest) are advised to take a listen. Really booty shakin' but with experimental elements. Also, the track "Leraine" (a collaboration w/Kettel) on Secede's new album, Tryshasla, is an instant classic, in a very upbeat BoC kinda way. Solid beat with gorgeous synthlines. ----- Original Message ----- From: "thorsten Sideb0ard" <thorsten@highpointlowlife.com> To: <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 12:17 PM Subject: [idm] some new records..
quoted 69 lines Ah man, this is so nice, i actually have a night at home, and for the> > Ah man, this is so nice, i actually have a night at home, and for the > first time in so long, i have nothing to do but relax and listen to music. > Its excellent! Supping my beer and smoking my *ahem* cigarette, heres some > thoughts on recent musics i been listening to.. > > Monolake - Polygon Cities - this is by far the best purely electronic > record i have bought or listened to it in so long. Its not trying to be > clever or different, just nice clean and new sounding > analog and digital noise and in a completely classic sorta techno > structure. You know someone has some magic when they can still sound mind > blowing original while working within a quite distinctive genre. > > Modeselektor - Hello Mom! - I was really interested in hearing this after > the recent discussions on here, and have to agree that its excellent as > well, also very fresh sounding, sorta mashup but in a more > refined manner. For the people that havent heard it, its like a melting > pot of comedy skit intros, chunky tech breaks, ragga sounds, hip hop > stylings, and low down dirty techno basslines. Entertaining > and excellent. [ i have this annoying habit of heading up to Glasgow for > excellent gigs and then missing the headline band - Autechre a few months > back, and this time Modeselektor!!! argh ] > > Murcof - Remembranza - I only bought this a few days back and havent given > it much chance yet, but i kinda feel like i want my money back! Its all > quite nice and well done, but it sounds like outtakes from the > first album, same formula to it all, but like big long 10 minute ambient > tracks that just seem to meander. > > Small Melodies - this a compilation on Spexx records out of Japan, more > microsound, featuring Sogar, Taylor Deupree, Oren Ambarchi, Fenton (whose > album i loved), Anderegg, Stephan Matthieu, and a few others. I've heard > lots of ace things about it, but i have to admit, again, i feel like i > wasted my money. Its all nice and its exactly what you would expect from > the artists, but somehow i just felt it was going to have some progression > to it, or something new, but its just so predictable. > > sun0))) - Black One - I fucking love this band! they're just nuts. I > really liked that thread on here last week about noise bands, and wanted > to join in, but just didnt have time to type. Theres a massive > crossover here in London and Brighton for noise and electronic shows, and > i really think its the way forward. So much electronic music has become > too clean, the sound pallette to easy to digest and not very challenging, > all the things that made electronic music so appealing and original in the > early nineties, after being repeated for 15 years lose a lot of their > appeal. I think a classic good example of crazy punk noise and electronics > mixing well in a live environment is.. > > DJ Scotch Egg - KFC Core - amazing live, so bloody entertaining and fun. > If you havent seen or heard this guy, basically he has two gameboys and a > mixer, producing some seriously noisey 8bit gabba beats and > feedback, while he has a megafone and a mic and shouts fuck-off a lot > while jumping around or fiddling with the gameboys (oh yeah and throwing > Scotch Eggs at the crowd (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch_egg) > sometimes). Don't get me wrong, its definitelty novelty value, but > Shige/Scotch Egg has a million other musical > projects going on, and hes just having fun. I think i posted the link for > his video before? > http://www.nothing-to-see-here.com/scotchegg.php > > what else? *flicks to itunes* > > Oh yeah, speaking of sun0))), theres another really good Stephen O'Malley > project called Khanate, which is kinda similar to sun0))) but with, i > dunno, its sorta different but not that much, itsa bit more slightly, > slightly uptempo! maybe more evil or something.. > > Danger Doom -The Mouse And The Mask - DJ Danger Mouse and MF Doom >......
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