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1999-03-02 13:14Arthur Purvis (idm) squarepusher and jega and sonar and other comments
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1999-03-02 13:14Arthur Purvisgot squarepusher - budakhan mindphone, jega - spectrum, and sonar - overdose simulation re
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Tue, 2 Mar 1999 08:14:46 -0500 (EST)
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(idm) squarepusher and jega and sonar and other comments
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got squarepusher - budakhan mindphone, jega - spectrum, and sonar - overdose simulation records in the mail today... hate to be constantly negative but neither of the first two was very special - squarepusher is just pretty dull (with one or two nice tracks) - never heard the last record, but this has a lot of wankified bass grooves, very little spastic percussion, and more odd noises than what I've heard - and jega was fun but there wasn't a single new idea (and way too many cliches) on the entire record. I'll keep my promo but I wouldn't pay for it. On a more positive note, the sonar record is great if you like it very very noisy and very very minimal. ant-zen power noise etc. also of note, the Klangstabil 12" released on Hymen/ant-zen recently is pretty nice; rough and crunchy drum and bass, sorta. not half so noisy as Sonar. other things I heard recently that were nice - burger/ink (I know I trashed it earlier but I've grown to like it a bit), an old novamute comp (1.1) with things like a mauritzio mix of vainqueur and plastikman etc.. oh yeah and the autechre peel sessions and pole cd1 and cd2 are fantabulous. but you probably already knew that. --- the humble abbott arthur purvis set his hand hereto
1999-03-02 16:01laermOn Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Arthur Purvis wrote: > On a more positive note, the sonar record is gr
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(idm) squarepusher and jega and sonar and other comments
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On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Arthur Purvis wrote:
quoted 4 lines On a more positive note, the sonar record is great if you like it very> On a more positive note, the sonar record is great if you like it very > very noisy and very very minimal. ant-zen power noise etc. also of note, > the Klangstabil 12" released on Hymen/ant-zen recently is pretty nice; > rough and crunchy drum and bass, sorta. not half so noisy as Sonar.
i really think the whole ant-zen/power noise movement guys oughta get more support on this list. p.a.l, sonar, synapscape, and imminent starvation are a lot more inventive than most idm i hear these days. * #### a disturbance in a system. #### laerm. @voicenet.com ##:# it's not a case of doing what's right/it's just the way i feel that matters/tell me i'm wrong/i don't really care icq: 5562209