Tamara Palmer wrote -
quoted 8 lines I've got this bad habit of not listening to everything I get (I know, I know> I've got this bad habit of not listening to everything I get (I know, I know
> I'm a spoiled music critic) and then later I will discover that I've got
> something pretty cool in my collection. So I finally played this 12" I got
> from Harthouse called "Drums In A Grip" by Frank De Wulf (It's also on the
> Dark Hearts 2 compilation)...what I like about it is that it's about the
> right tempo to mix in with most house-oriented records, but it's far from
> being house...aggressive drum beats and unusual patterns, but with that
> underlying four-on-the-floor. It's very interesting.quoted 2 lines This is the only thing I've heard from Frank De Wulf. Does anyone know> This is the only thing I've heard from Frank De Wulf. Does anyone know
> how it matches up with his other stuff?
Wow, haven't heard FDW's name in a while. I used to have some stuff by him
on vinyl ages ago but sold it when I moved. From what I remember, most of
it was hard, (dare I say intelligent?) semi-ravey thumpy techno--sort of
Joey Beltram meets early European techno. I really liked it at the time.
I believe most of it was on R&S.
Sorry I couldn't help more! Would be very interested in learning what he's been
up to from others, though.
Ashok