No, let's not. I have Quench in mind as well. In fact, I've been unable to
make a hard and fast distinction between what they do as Funckarma and what
as Quench. As pointed out here, the last *new* Quench material was in 2003,
and likewise, as observed in my original post, 2003 was the year Funckarma
last gave us quality material. (BTW, I found their Cane 12" on Arcola to be
essentially rather throwaway 303-on-boyracerautopilot acid-techno, and
their Skam Unknown Artist 12" an amusing acid-electro-breakbeat pile-up,
but neither quite the proper Funcken thing).
alan
--On 03 January 2006 09:25 -0500 Adam Piontek <adam@damek.org> wrote:
quoted 24 lines Alan Lucas wrote:
> Alan Lucas wrote:
>> On 1/3/06, Alan Lockett <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk> wrote:
>>> Sounds', 'Parts 5', and 'Elaztiq' EPs. I don't know if it's just me but
>>> everything they've done since, e.g. 'Demsongzbywe', 'Smizm', and
>>> 'Refurbished 1' seems either unfocused or over-wanky (not to mention
>>> 303-obsessed) by comparison.
>>
>> Well, Demsongzbywe/Refurbished 1 are remixes, and some of them are
>> also pretty old. I think the thing is that it's just been a really
>> long time since Funckarma did a full-length of new stuff (aside from
>> the Shadow Huntaz stuff, which I haven't really been into at all). I
>> mean, dang, Solid State came out in 2001!
>
> Let's not forget their work as Quench. Dyn and Exclude are pretty
> awesome, and Punctuated and A Journey Into Electronix are great, too...
> Counting those, their last full-length came out in 2003 (Dyn, I think).
>
> -Adam Piontek
> damek.org
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