dub traktor is great . I s Delay the first album?the
Dub Tracktor split with opiate is cool too.
lanceR
--- Eric Sorenson <eric@explosive.net> wrote:
quoted 80 lines On Sat, 25 Jan 2003, schematik wrote:
> On Sat, 25 Jan 2003, schematik wrote:
>
> > so i've been listening to alot of dub lately, and
> was wondering if
> > there is anyone that other people think excell in
> this area?
> >
> > i'm a bit partial to people like rhythm and sound
> and bill laswell.
> >
> > also, is there any artist out there trying to fuse
> more of a glitchy
> > sound out there? it seems like something that
> would be of interest.
>
> This glitch-meets-roots dub thing is one of my
> favorite microgenres, and
> has been since I heard the awesome Pole "CD1"..
> Stefan Betke really rules
> the roost, and you should swing by his label
> (~scape) website and have a
> listen to the samples off the many excellent
> releases, you're bound to
> find something you like: http://www.scape-music.de/
>
> I am particularly fond of Deadbeat - "Wild Life
> Documentaries" and
> the s/t System album (scape015 and scape013,
> respectively), Deadbeat
> being perhaps a bit more roots and System more on
> the glitch tip.
> One of the three members of System, as the web text
> will tell you,
> also has recorded as Dub Tractor. I have the "An
> evening with dub
> tractor" album and there are some good tracks on it,
> quite comparable
> to Bill Laswell's "Dub Chamber" excursions. (Electro
> and fusion
> influenced with smooth deep basslines)
>
> ~scape related, but off on his own tangent, Kit
> Clayton's superb
> "Nek Sandalet" (scape003) has huge reverb and nice
> organic touches.
> For me however it's his mostly-ambient "Lateral
> Forces" on Vertical
> Form (VFORM006) that knocked my socks off: when the
> bubbling
> organ and dub drums kicked in on part six, I was
> convinced I'd found
> the apex of the genre -- work that kept in mind
> dub's origins in
> Lee Perry's Jamaican labs while exploiting the
> possibilities of
> laptop-glitch DSP.
>
> Track down some Vladislav Delay (especially "Vapaa
> Muurari" under his
> Uusitalu guise) and the Chain Reaction backcatalogue
> for dub-meets-house
> sounds. The NYC "illbient" scene also delved into
> dub at times, there
> are a couple of compilations in the "Land of Baboon"
> series on Baraka
> Records that are worth checking out.
>
> And I'm sure other people will chime in either
> flaming me for
> recommending this stuff or contributing their own
> favs... have fun.
>
>
> --
>
> Eric Sorenson - EXPLOSIVE Networking -
> http://explosive.net
>
>
>
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