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Thu, 18 Apr 1996 17:23:47 +0100
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(idm) Sub Rosa
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quoted 4 lines Just today I bought a (nice and cheap) Sub Rosa (Belgian label) compilation CD>Just today I bought a (nice and cheap) Sub Rosa (Belgian label) compilation CD >'Underwood' with a track by Seefeel which I've never heard (or heard of) : 'as >track'. all it says on the cd is that it's 'from ancient lights and the >blackcore SR78' ...
'Ancient Lights And The Blackcore' is actually the title of another Sub Rosa compilation. It's a weird mix of stuff: Track listing: 1. Scorn - Naked Sun (11:12) 2. Seefeel - As If (6:10) 3. Seefeel - As Track (4:18) 4. Seefeel - As Well (1:34) 5. Yanomami Shamanising - Group Healing (rec by David Toop, Amazon rainforest 1978) (8:20) 6. Timothy Leary/DJ Cheb I Sabbah - Why Are You Here? (15:06) The CD is subtitled 'Electric Dreams: Shamanism, Music & Intoxication', which explains everything, doesn't it? Sub Rosa have been going for some years now in quite a low-key way, but they're well worth investigating if you're into the Touch/Staalplaat/austere Electronica/experimental sampling end of things. Increasingly they've been dovetailing more with idm-type stuff, especially with their Gilles Deleuze tribute, 'Folds & Rhizomes' (conceived before the philosopher's death, apparently), and Scanner's 'Sulphur', a live album (very quietly mastered, unfortunately) recorded in 1995 at London's South Bank Centre. They've now got proper press and distribution in the UK at last, and there's going to be a Sub Rosa live night in London on Sunday 12 May, with Scanner, Main, and American sampling dude David Shea (whose 'Tower Of Mirrors' CD SR94 is also well worth investigating).
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any Belgians on the list who can shed some light?
quoted 2 lines Helen> > Helen
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