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From:
Guy Elden Jr.
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Date:
Sun, 2 Jul 1995 19:16:36 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:
Aphex/Seefeel mystery
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<199507022316.TAA00798@wc240.residence.gatech.edu>
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While browsing through Tower records today, I happened upon a CD by Techno Animal, called "Re * Entry". (the * is really a dot on the CD). On the front of this CD was a label, which said something along the lines of "Aphex Twin, Seefeel, ", and a few other artists... I can't remember the exact wording, because for some unexplained reason, I've managed to lose this label! I called up Tower to make sure that I wasn't just dreaming up seeing this label... The CD they had there definitely had a label on it, as the girl mentioned Aphex and Seefeel when she read me the content of the label. At any rate, as I'm listening to this now, I can sort of see where this music might _sound_ like something that a RDJ + Seefeel combo would cook up, but it just doesn't seem right. The inside label of the CD lists these people as the writers of the tracks: K. Martin / J. Broadrick. Also, some other names which are mentioned on a few tracks are: Jon Hassell (that rings a bell for some reason), Kingsuk Biswas, Tom Prentice, Dave Cochrane, Damian Bennett. Now, my question is of course, what, if anything, does this CD have to do with Aphex/Seefeel, or any other groups? I've got this idea that the label on the cover may have been referring to other releases to come or already out, but since I can't remember exactly what it said, I'm at a loss to explain this release. It's on the Virgin label, (Caroline in the US), and is a 2cd set. So far, the music sounds fairly IDM-ish... a very clean sound, which is quite uncharacteristic of anything by RDJ that I've heard. Also, I can't hear any guitar, processed or not, which would tip me off as to a Seefeel influence. If anyone else has heard this, clues, pointers, tips, etc most appreciated! -- guyjr@wc240.residence.gatech.edu a.k.a., Guy Elden Jr.