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From:
brian albers
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Date:
Sat, 05 May 2001 21:49:32
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Re: [idm] re: I'm over idm
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quoted 7 lines I'm pretty much over IDM-style IDM. IDM has solidified into a genre with>I'm pretty much over IDM-style IDM. IDM has solidified into a genre with >its own melodic & rhythmic conventions, less of it moves me much. There are >of course ample exceptions to even this, as I'm still thrilled by Ae, >almost everything on Chocolate Industries, plenty of Schematic, etc., but >there seems to be more and more generic material out there. And I'm not >even saying that it's *bad*, merely that that particular genre isn't >terribly interesting to me.
I must echo these sentiments. I'm the one who pointed out the growing homoginazation of sound with artists like Quench, Crunch, Gimmik and Swap. Now I'm seeing it more and more coming out of the Schematic camp, with Richard Devine and Otto Von Schirach heading the charge. Nothing on the House of Distaction comp moves me all that much, although it gets my vote for most impressive artwork of the year.
quoted 3 lines Really, the most exciting stuff for me lately has been break-beat driven,> >Really, the most exciting stuff for me lately has been break-beat driven, >and all that "broken beat" stuff
I find myself puuting on more techno and break-beat like Surgeon, Underworld, Meat Beat Manifesto, Speedy J. Hell, I might even be more apt to throw on some old Frontline Assembly album than the new Phoenecia. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org