Greg: re: Phoenecia (this is the correct spelling on the left :)):
I don't think so. I've got a promo of the forthcoming
Phoenecia coming out on Schematic. It's a two tracker called Odd Job 12",
but that's all the info I have. Supposed to come out in June, though I'm
not sure if that's confirmed. It's apparently two of their tracks remixed
by Soul Oddity. The track from the bside is up in one of the recent In The
Mix shows on my Cognition site if you'd like to compare/check it out. It
goes "rhythm box/me and my rhythm box" if that helps at all; can't remember
the vocal/if there is a vocal on the A side cut, but, as far as I remember,
there's no resemblance to the Newcleus's Jam On It from 1984, though
that may be the title (i don't have any song titles with it, it's a test
press).
There will also be a follow up vinyl and a CD called "Odd Jobs" (adding
an "s") with remixes from Autechre, Richard Devine, Ectomorph, Push
Button Objects, and Takeshi Muto. Speaking of Autechre, they do
a remix of Squarepusher's Two Bass Hit (forthcoming on July 19's
Maximum Priest EP) that uses a four on the floor kick. Quite interesting
on first listen. Hope this helps. Andrew Duke :)
Greg Clow wrote:
quoted 22 lines These questions have probably been asked a billion times before, but since> These questions have probably been asked a billion times before, but since
> I've just recently started downloading MP3s (since I now have a MD
> recorder to plunk them onto for portable enjoyment) I haven't been paying
> attention. Sorry. Anyway...
>
> 1) Does anyone know the artist-to-track relationship for the MASK200
> tracks that are up on the Bleep Bloop server?
>
> 2) The Plaid - Mbuki Mvuki directory seems to ne missing a file for a
> track called "Anything" (according to the track listing included there in
> a text file). Anyone know why it ain't there, or where it may be found?
>
> 3) In the Phonecia directory - "Jam On It"???? Is this a remix/cover of
> the classic electro track? I suppose I should just download it and listen.
> Hot damn!
>
> Oh, and not a Bleep Bloop question - Da Damn Phreak Noize Phunk is
> Hardfloor in disguise, right? When did this "Electric Crate Digger" disc
> come out? I snagged a copy out of the chuck pile in the office of a mag I
> write for, and it's pretty funky. I like.
>
> Greg