Perfect Sound Forever <perfect-sound@furious.com> wrote:
quoted 11 lines Alright, I know this is shameless self-promo for a project I worked on but
>Alright, I know this is shameless self-promo for a project I worked on but
>I do think this might be helpful to anyone who's curious. I compiled a
>3-CD box set for Ellipsis Arts called OHM-The Early Gurus of Electronic
>Music. There's details about it here, along with a number of interviews
>and articles:
>
>http://www.furious.com/perfect/ohm/index.html
>
>As it happens, when Ellipsis first came up with the idea, it was basically
>going to be geared to IDM people who did want to find out about some of the
>early stirrings of this music. Hopefully, that's what we accomplished.
This comp is as fine an intro to electronic
music's research & development as I've heard.
It's a near-exhaustive educational tool beneficial for
neophytes who think this music began with
Warp Records, the Belleville 3 or Kraftwerk, or for
jaded oldsters who somehow overlooked
(or, more accurately, couldn't find the works of)
these seminal composers. Ellipsis Arts did a stellar job both
sonically and graphically with OHM.
Dave Segal
Managing Editor/Alternative Press
Reviews/BPM/Reissue Redux
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