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At 04:00 PM 12/7/97 -0800, you wrote:

quoted 8 lines can anyone tell me about a label called DRC? i've just gotten a promo of a

> >can anyone tell me about a label called DRC? i've just gotten a promo of a >12-inch on this label called "7 hills clash," featuring remixes by autechre >and robert gordon's forgemasters, as well as a new rac track. it appears to >be the label's first release (although the one-sheet says the rac track is >from a forthcoming full-length). i'd like to review this but i need some >context... >

I remember seeing these two titles in the shops a few months ago. Didn't get a chance to hear them though. . 7 Hills Clash: Signals From The Sheffield cd (Don) . 7 Hills Clash: Deeper Signals cd (Don) -->-Lance--- p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states

On Dec 7, 4:00pm, Sean Cooper wrote:

quoted 2 lines Subject: (idm) DRC?

> Subject: (idm) DRC? > can anyone tell me about a label called DRC? i've just gotten a promo

of a

quoted 1 line 12-inch on this label called "7 hills clash," featuring remixes by

> 12-inch on this label called "7 hills clash," featuring remixes by

autechre

quoted 1 line and robert gordon's forgemasters, as well as a new rac track. it

> and robert gordon's forgemasters, as well as a new rac track. it

appears to

quoted 1 line be the label's first release (although the one-sheet says the rac

> be the label's first release (although the one-sheet says the rac

track is

quoted 1 line from a forthcoming full-length). i'd like to review this but i need

> from a forthcoming full-length). i'd like to review this but i need

some

quoted 1 line context...

> context...

Sounds like an interesting remix single. I've got a compilation called "7 Hills Clash: Deeper Signals" with a catalogue # DRC 1. It's a pretty tasty collection of tracks from the Sheffield labels Earth, Wholesome, 10 Denk, and Breakbutt; the back cover also says that there is another comp called "7 Hills Clash Signals from the Sheffield Underground" (DON 1). The music is drum and bass but not as uh annoying (in a good way!) as the fungle stuff or as commercial as all the rest. Lots of wacky sounds and colour and a lot of fun, I guess you could say. I would say that the music there is closer to the original jungle approach, if my knowledge of that wasn't limited to one or two compilations (eg. DJs Unite vol.3 - which isn't bad either). Anyone else have an opinion on this? More to the point, can anyone ID the artists? I'm sure DJ Parrot of Sweet Exorcist fame is present - Earth is supposed to be his label - but his name doesn't appear on the credits, many of which look like pseudonyms (eg. Screwface, Moonstomp, Rudolf Rude Nose etc.) -- Chris Tourgelis