Second Jeff on all the recommendations:
Gys' 'Art d'Echo' (Component) was a very nice taking up of the BC baton.
Likewise a lot of Modell's DEEPchord stuff could stand up to being played
next to BC without suffering the comparison. And yep, that Remote 12" has a
couple of fine tracks on it in a similar vein.
Some of Yagya's stuff on "Rhythm of Snow' (Force Inc) touches on a similar
sound palette.
Have to say that my absolute favourite of what got waggishly tagged 'Heroin
House' was Fluxion's 'Vibrant Forms' on CR. Kostas Soublis went on to start
his own label (Vibrant), which seems to have become moribund after only 6
or 7 releases, and, alas, nothing further has been heard from Fluxion HQ.
Shame...
alan
--On 05 December 2005 16:06 -0500 theREALmxyzptlk
<theREALmxyzptlk@comcast.net> wrote:
quoted 70 lines Hey Simon.
> Hey Simon.
> Check out Todd Gys, Rod Modell's Vibrasound, the CV, IMax or Brush Park
> stuff (or the original DEEPchord 12"s if you can find those) and
> Remote's recent Celestion 12".
> There's also a 12" out by Triton that has some of those vibes.
> Also hard to beat in a similar river is Gas' Oktember 12".
> Love that stuff. One of my favorite memories from the DEMF fest is when
> the BC crew stepped up on the main stage for a surprise DJ set. The sun
> was beating down, it was hot and that sound they do and which flows
> through them just lifted the place to somewhere else.
> There's a rumor they actually own property near or in Detroit. I know
> they used to be in the area a whole lot.
>
>
> jeff
>
>
>
> Simon Kong wrote:
>
>> Basic Channel became such a defining sound for certain parts of
>> NZ ./. thanks to some helpful person importing the tracks .. .
>>
>> I have about three or four records, buried somewhere that I mostly
>> picked
>> up in second hand bins at the time .. I love to spin them on lonely
>> days . ..
>>
>> but the heroin house sound .. yea . never got that name here
>>
>> . I distinctly recall certain parties where the BC sound would be
>> the shift
>> us from daisy chain house tunes into an early morning lost dub sound
>>
>> times when the dance floor entered new space ..
>>
>> I remember going nuts for it, that hollow dusty chamber of tailing
>> reverbs .. sounds wicked on really big PA's outside !!
>>
>> I remember hearing some story about how basics used to sample off
>> the previous vinyl release to make the new release .. an ever inward
>> spiral
>> of sounds .. ?!?
>>
>> Still have the T-shirt !
>>
>> It is nice to hear to fresh interest in the sound that I believe
>> have laid alot of
>> strong foundations for sounds.
>>
>>
>> Excited recently finding alot of similar sounds on the net labels ..
>>
>> http://www.instabil.org/
>>
>> stuff by .. Marko Fürstenberg on thinner
>>
>> stuff by .. Lief & Lump on texttone .. for melodic evolutions of
>> the sounds ..
>>
>>
>> .simon
>>
>
>
>
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