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1995-10-07 18:54Alan M. Parry Reviews: Flu-Views001.5
└─ 1995-10-07 19:17CiM Re: Reviews: Flu-Views001.5
1995-10-07 20:58g303 Re: Reviews: Flu-Views001.5
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1995-10-07 18:54Alan M. Parry_ _ _ (_ ) ) ( / _ ) ( ) (_ ( ) ( ::::: ( (_ (_) \_/ ( (_ \/\/ _) ::::V 001.5 :::: (in thi
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_ _ _ (_ ) ) ( / _ ) ( ) (_ ( ) ( ::::: ( (_ (_) \_/ ( (_ \/\/ _) ::::V 001.5 :::: (in this issue) Luke Vibert : A Polished Solid (Mo Wax) Gescom : The Sounds Of Machines Our Parents Used (Clear) Bochum Welt : Les Dances D'Ete (Kromode) Mind over MIDI : Elecktrical Aktivity EP (Beat Service) ::: Luke Vibert : A Polished Solid (Mo Wax MV035) We know who he is, we know what he does. Magic. The title track starts things off with that crisp Vibert sound wrapped around a rather wacky sample of "Oh, Christ." Radart opens the flipside with more of that funky freestyle drumming sound and one of the best breaks I've heard in ages. As the drums drop out, some distorted hissing highs kick in followed by what sounds like the opening to a news radio show in lofi sound, then topped off with a little military style drumming before its back to the bassline. Frogs Belly plays out the EP with one of those Vibert jazz improv sessions complete with all the trimmings. You can almost smell the smoke. ::: Gescom : The Sounds Of Machines Our Parents Used (Clear CLR408) New one from the Gescom boys. Puzl opens the EP and immediately spoons out some of that deep metallic Autechre flavour. As one might expect, It's heavy on the rhythmic percussion with some explicit electro references. Finishes up with a long extended outro. Go Sumo picks up the pace with another electro inspired number thats comprised of a slightly buzzed funky synth line over a continually building rhythm section. Go Sheep finishes it all off in majestic style with a slow funk track with some huge breaks for the jazz organ to do its thing. Beautiful, best yet from Gescom. ::: Bochum Welt : Les Dances D'Ete (Kromode KRM03) More from Mr Gianluigi Di Costanzo, this time on tasteless transparent yellow/gold vinyl. The first track, Melodie D'Aout, has a gorgeous analogue feel to it and a distinctive retro/electro flavour - sounds like it could have been the theme to a late seventies version of Tomorrows World/Beyond 2000. The second track, Le Silence Du temps, continues the retro theme with bleepy arcade game percussion underneath a childlike chime melody. The flipside, with more robot artwork, changes modes slightly with a shot of darkness in the form of La Pensee. Its main feature is a pattern of distorted hissing hats that climb and fall over a rather interesting drum pattern. La Nuit takes us to the runout with a cavernous drippy ambient track. Nice stuff. ::: Mind over MIDI : Elektrical Aktivity EP (Beat Service BS003) Nordic tunes from Helge Tommervag by way of Beat Service Records. The records two sides are labeled dance/listen and, surprisingly, its the listen side where my attention lies. The first track, Soundscape, draws considerable influence from Autechre and has many of those same metallic rhythmic qualities forming a really nice sound. The second track, E.Scape, has a certain lofi feel to it with a dulled punchy rhythmic section and cascading synths. More soon. :: Alan M. Parry :: fluid@hyperreal.com :: <finger me for PGP key> :: http://hyperreal.com/~fluid
1995-10-07 19:17CiMOn Sat, 7 Oct 1995, Alan M. Parry wrote: > ::: Luke Vibert : A Polished Solid (Mo Wax MV03
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Sat, 7 Oct 1995 20:17:21 +0100 (BST)
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On Sat, 7 Oct 1995, Alan M. Parry wrote:
quoted 2 lines ::: Luke Vibert : A Polished Solid (Mo Wax MV035)> ::: Luke Vibert : A Polished Solid (Mo Wax MV035) > ...You can almost smell the smoke.
Aaaargh! If I see another tr*p-hop review with this sentence in, I'm going to grab the roach and shove it up someone's nose. Lets see if they can "almost smell the smoke" then :)
quoted 3 lines ::: Gescom : The Sounds Of Machines Our Parents Used (Clear CLR408)> ::: Gescom : The Sounds Of Machines Our Parents Used (Clear CLR408) > Go Sumo picks up the [...] > Go Sheep [...]
Interesting fact, trainspotters; both these tracks are named after skateboard shops - Sumo in Sheffield, and Sheep in erm, well I'm not actually sure. Both shops have the dopest ads around...
quoted 1 line More soon.> More soon.
Cheers, Alan. || [CiM] || s.walley@uea.ac.uk || http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~u9323899/
1995-10-07 20:58g303At 20:17 07/10/95 +0100, you wrote: >Interesting fact, trainspotters; both these tracks ar
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Sat, 7 Oct 1995 15:58:34 -0500
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At 20:17 07/10/95 +0100, you wrote:
quoted 3 lines Interesting fact, trainspotters; both these tracks are named after>Interesting fact, trainspotters; both these tracks are named after >skateboard shops - Sumo in Sheffield, and Sheep in erm, well I'm not >actually sure.
Manchester. The bloke from Sumo is doing WARP's new range of merchandise. Or so he told me. Sean can occasionally be seen in Sumo, and has DJ'd at one of their Sunday night club things. g3 g The WARP Web Site 3 0 3 http://www.ncl.ac.uk/~n264671/wap-indx.html