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Does anybody know about the existence of said genre? i saw some dark ambient folks at burningman who talked about this style, they said that it's been around for a few years now, and is like industrial trance, rooted in germany. anyone have a URL/ a few labels/artists to point me for start? np: tube jerk "fold" (kind of dissapointing trance with a light d'n'b flavor) agent mully icq 33102742

On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, joe mull wrote:

quoted 1 line Does anybody know about the existence of said genre?

> Does anybody know about the existence of said genre?

a good chunk of my cd collection would not exist were it not for power electronics/rhythmic noise.

quoted 3 lines i saw some dark ambient folks at burningman who talked about this

> i saw some dark ambient folks at burningman who talked about this > style, they said that it's been around for a few years now, and is > like industrial trance, rooted in germany.

yeah, that could be true. more like noisy industrial techno.

quoted 1 line anyone have a URL/ a few labels/artists to point me for start?

> anyone have a URL/ a few labels/artists to point me for start?

ant-zen www.ant-zen.com P.A.L, klangstabil, vromb, synapscape, imminent starvation cold meat industry www.coldmeat.se memorandum, arcana, brighter death now, deutsch nepal, sanctum flatline records www.flatline-records.de just put out a good comp... megahertz www.meghahertz.org klangstabil's label (i think) minus habens/disturbance www.matson.it/minus-habens .../disturbance malignant records www.malignantrecords.com (site will be redesigned very soon to increase its functionality) stone glass steel/iron halo device, a bunch of other american artists also, go back and get the original guys who did this stuff - die klinik, before dirk ivens left. then he became dive. all good. sonar esplendor geometrico die form hafler trio throbbing gristle lustmord * #### a disturbance in a system. #### laerm. @voicenet.com ##:# i'm only happy when it's complicated icq:5562209

quoted 1 line die klinik, before dirk ivens left. then he became dive. all good.

>die klinik, before dirk ivens left. then he became dive. all good.

please note it is not "die klinik" (which one could consider to german), but "the klinik" (or even without "the"). they are belgian, not german. sorry, but i am picky about this ! try to find their self-titled 2 x cd boxset for some of their most atmospheric tracks, without vocals. i know _marc verhaegen_ released some stuff as "the klinik" on various german based labels (spv among one of them) after the split with _dirk ivens_, but it's not as good ... by far. strange thing, eventhough mark did most of the music for the _klinik_, his continued output is much less impressive than that of dirk (the vocalist turned knob-twiddler) ! dv8 ps : _dirk ivens_ did some dj-ing at a recent '80s-wave-revival thing in my small hometown last weekend.