Yeah I second the recomendation of A.I records, that
"New Town" comp is superb, as well as what I have of
Claro Intellecto. None of it is really anything new,
but it's kind of nice in that way, a sort of new take
on old sounds or something. The Yunx album is great.
Speaking of AI, anyone know where to get more SWF,
there is one really great track on that comp, but I
don't think they have released anything else from that
artist.
--- theREALmxyzptlk <theREALmxyzptlk@comcast.net>
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quoted 41 lines I know none of this is new, but as I don't have much
> I know none of this is new, but as I don't have much
> time these days to
> post much "content", before I go back to burying
> myself in books, I'd
> like to drop in a line about some of the A.i. vinyl
> which has been
> dropping. The new Yunx album is superb, as are the
> Jacen Solo (Forbidden
> Medicine) and Normal (World Fuels)12"s.
> I know someone mentioned the Normal some time ago; I
> often buy vinyl and
> it sits until the I get the odd chance to play it -
> lately it's when I'm
> going to make a cdr from it for on-the-way-to-work
> drive time play. All
> 3 of these records are lush, golden era IDM sounds.
> The hype on the
> Jacen Solo mentions A.R.T. styled electronics, and
> that's not a bad way
> to put it at all. I wasn't as thrilled with the new
> Yellotone CD (Tar
> File Junction) as I have been with the FZV, Claro
> Intellecto or
> Station and New Town comps, but all in all the label
> is putting out some
> fine material which shouldn't be passed over. If you
> do vinyl, try the
> new Yunx for a taste - if you're confined to CD,
> grab the FZV or Claro
> Intellecto. Not sure how easy the Normal 12" will be
> to find as it's not
> exactly new, but the Yunx and Jacen Solo should
> still be easy grabs.
> Recommended.
>
>
>
> jeff
>
>
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