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2001-09-23 18:03Thomas Morr <info@morrmusic.com> (by way of Lance @ Inaudible)some infos to keep you posted ... best wishes thomas artist: solvent title: solvent city f
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some infos to keep you posted ... best wishes thomas artist: solvent title: solvent city format: mlp/cd art.no.: morr music 013 » info hello, and welcome to solvent city. just pop on the monorail and we'll show you around for a day. starting from the top floor of the suction records tower, we see honorary citizen jason amm smiling down upon the city that he has built. with some assistance from fellow luminaries lowfish and skanfrom, solvent has constructed a warm and inviting cityscape, bathed in the radiating glow of vintage synthesizers bordering the city's perimeter. 'some assembly required' is the theme song, accompanying us along the highway to the city's industrial zone. here we see a team of canadian snowrobots working around the clock to the track's motorik pulse. these bouncy synth-pop melodies inspire great productivity in our robots. as we approach the downtown core, we hear 'solvent city' booming from cars, bars and beatboxes. it's a big hit with the city's youngsters, recently bumping depeche mode out of the #1 position in the pop charts. 'a panel of experts' is a song for the suburbs. this is the lushest track in town, with dusty home-organ beats and a choir of heartbroken synthesizers. our citizens are not simple robots; we grow introspective with age, and we have music to reflect this. let's stop the train here and spend some time to learn about the people that make this city tick... after returning from a busy day at the city.centre.offices, our robots head over to the supermarket. here we find berlin immigrant skanfrom offering a fine, remixed selection of 'frozen food', seasoned with majestic melodies and otherwordly bleeps. once at home, citizens will turn on their desktop tape players for a study session in synth-pop architecture. 'built-in microphone', with its octave-hopping basslines and perfectly formed microscopic melodies, is a compulsory course, along with vince-clarke-101 and moog-history. solvent city is well-known for its stunning attention to detail, and the citizens make every effort to educate themselves in the fineries of classic robot-pop. concluding our monorail tour, we'll wind down with the icy beauty of lowfish's take on 'a panel of experts'. this remix picks lost vocal snippets out of the airwaves and places them in the frosty landscape of our city's night sky. beyond solvent city there's only barren land - littered with clicks, cuts, and cold digital noise. make sure you stay within the city limits. this train is headed downtown - please put on your dancing shoes. the night is still young in 'solvent city'. » tracklisting a panel of experts* | some assembly required | solvent city | frozen food (rmx) | that will be 49c* | built in microphone | not for sale | semisoft | a panel of experts (rmx) [ the * marked tracks are not included in the vinyl version ] +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ artist: múm title: please smile my noise bleed cat.no.: morr music 020 format: lp/cd » info in a way it was only a matter of time before múm would end up on morr music. anyone who has had the pleasure of listening to the icelandic quartet's celebrated debut album "yesterday was dramatic, today is ok" knows that múm's "eye shutting-bicycle beats, sounds and melodies" would feel suitably at home with the morr. this record came to be raw for múm, like raw carrot. in a way their maschines wrote the musik themselves, while múm were playing around on a mountain, lying down, standing up, running around. when they came back they were surprised by their beauty. this is where things started looping and feedbacking and even the old mountain radio swam in with a few random words and murmurs. a very old distant friend joined in singing, but only for a split second. when the songs had recorded themselves on tape, thomas sent them out to all his nice guys who made new pieces out of them, each one special in it being musik: christian kleine's old mountain radio is playing a steady diet of old school electro pop. 8 bit snare drums and a deep massaging subbass manage to puta headnoddingly near-perfect groove into múm's delicacies. styrofoam has the original múm melodies spinning out of control while somewhere along the way a vocoder and a steady kickdrum manage to sneak in. bernhard fleischmann makes a happy return with some splendid cut-up old school hiphop action and the múm girls humming along gently. phonem turns múm's clearcut melodies into shifting layers of grainy sound and deep textures, only to be interrupted by an ever evolving broken beat. arovane does what he does best. lush homemade synths and basement beats. two step amx style so to speak. i.s.a.n. contribute their dark and brooding cantena mix ? all deep analogue bass and persistently ringing bells with the original melody making only the vaguest of appearances. » what is this múm? múm is a musikal band of four. you could call them a quartet, but that would maybe be stretching the truth. two years ago they crafted their debut album, "yesterday was dramatic, today is ok", in a small sweaty room. a few good folks were very happy with the record and urged them to do some more musik, which was totally unnessecary because they had already planned on doing so. and since then they have. they have worked with a lot of people, writers, singers, dancers, experimetalfolks, sadlaptopfolks, priests and activists to do all the things they could think of and some of it actually turned out pretty good. but now they are back to making some musik on their lonesome. » tracklisting 1. on the old mountain radio 5.15 2. please sing my spring reverb 5.16 3. please sing my spring reverb styromix 5.39 4. please sing my spring reverb i.s.a.n. catena mix 4.23 5. flow not so fast old mountain radio 1.27 6. please sing my spring reverb phonem mix 6.41 7. on the old mountain radio christian kleine mix 6.14 8. please sing my spring reverb amx 5.40 9. please sing my spring reverb b.fleischmann mix 5.29 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ morr music - a number of small things ( a.n.o.s.t. 001) artist: b. fleischmann title: nico format: 7" cat.no.: a.n.o.s.t. 001 streetdate: now for the first part in morr´s new seven inch series, bernard fleischmann returns back to the old house and what a return it is. the man responsible for kickstarting the morr music label with the seminal "poploops for breakfast" lp, once again gets things going in style. "nico" is a dark and cloudy track, with distortion building up gradually over chiming bells, with crickle beats and noise seeping in through every crack inbetween and finally taking over until there´s nothing left but a pulsating mass of sound. on the flip there´s "hyvä päivä" that starts off with ear piercing test tones until fleischmanns trademark lush drones take over, backed by a laidback hiphop beat and topped with gently disturbing random pulses. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ morr music - a number of small things ( a.n.o.s.t. 002) artist: other people´s children title: on a clear day format: 7" cat.no.: a.n.o.s.t. 002 part two in morr music´s "a number of small things" single series comes courtesy of other people´s children. opc are jason, nicole and cailan, natives of melbourne australia and allround synthpop romantics. having recently released their debut album "field of sadness" on library records, the band once again line up their collection of old casios, drum machines, dodgy microphones and their beloved and enduring mini-Korg to construct two more frosty tunes. "on a clear day" is a gorgeous chunk of electronic pop music, all rumbling drums, layered synths and then there´s those signature ultra-deadpan vocals. It´s the new sound from way back. "suicide common" is nothing more than a lonely drum machine and some sparse synth drones to carry a poetic tale of sorrow and regret. sometimes that´s all it takes. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ _ planned for 2001 15.10.2001 lali puna - rmx by two lone swordsmen & leboeg (a.n.o.s.t. 003) 15.10.2001 lali puna - scary world theory lp/cd (morr 023) 01.12.2001 phonem - ilisu lp/cd (morr 024) _ and watch out for the christian kleine lp/cd on cco. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ morr music c/o thomas morr prenzlauer allee 216 10405 berlin fon 0049-30-44052699 fax 0049-30-44044791 info@morrmusic.com www.morrmusic.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org