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1999-02-02 09:38Danny Thierens... or how crunchy beats (someone called it "the sound of sizzling bacon") get into britpo

From:: Danny Thierens <danny@glitsch.be>
To:: idm <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 10:38:40 +0100
Subject:: (idm) ae / funkstorung vs the notwist ...

... or how crunchy beats (someone called it "the sound of sizzling bacon") get into britpop. _chemicals_ by a band called _the notwist_ (which i think are british, they sound british anyway), starts of with an intro of pure ae/funkstorung stuttering bleeps with some extremely nasal vocals on top. the track develops into a britpop-ish track with a catchy chorus, but the intro sticks in my mind ... maybe they are part-time idm-addicts or some of our beloved artists / sounds are making their way into other music genres and possible the general public ... just a thought, nothing really relevant. dv8 (back to lurking)

1999-02-03 00:18Bob BannisterDanny Thierens describes: <_chemicals_ by a band called _the notwist_ (which i think are b

From:: Bob Bannister <bobban@wextech.com>
To:: 'idm@hyperreal.org' <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 19:18:21 -0500
Subject:: Re: (idm) ae / funkstorung vs the notwist ...

Danny Thierens describes: <_chemicals_ by a band called _the notwist_ (which i think are british, they sound british anyway)> They're German (I forget the name of the village but it's all detailed in the relatively recent issue of The Wire [Bjork cover]) and they are at the more rock end of a spectrum of bands with much membership overlap that includes The Village of Savoonga, Potawatomi and Ogonjok which display varying degrees of experimental/electronic influence. They put out their records and labels like Hausmusik (which does not release any house music from what I can tell) and Kollaps. Bob

1999-02-03 07:19Steve81778@aol.comprobably a reference to the song by harmonia (ex Neu! or Cluster or something maybe?) from

From:: <Steve81778@aol.com>
To:: <bobban@wextech.com>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 3 Feb 1999 02:19:53 EST
Subject:: Re: (idm) ae / funkstorung vs the notwist ...

probably a reference to the song by harmonia (ex Neu! or Cluster or something maybe?) from the 70's really good krautrock shit steve In a message dated 99-02-02 19:24:21 EST, bobban@wextech.com writes: << Hausmusik (which does not release any house music from what I can tell)>>

1999-02-03 14:13Sebastien Beaulieu>Danny Thierens describes: ><_chemicals_ by a band called _the notwist_ (which i think are

From:: Sebastien Beaulieu <sbeaulieu@logisil.com>
To:: <bobban@wextech.com>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 3 Feb 1999 09:13:37 -0500
Subject:: Re: (idm) ae / funkstorung vs the notwist ...

quoted 12 lines Danny Thierens describes:

>Danny Thierens describes: ><_chemicals_ by a band called _the notwist_ (which i think are british, >they >sound british anyway)> > >They're German (I forget the name of the village but it's all detailed in >the relatively recent issue of The Wire [Bjork cover]) and they are at the >more rock end of a spectrum of bands with much membership overlap that >includes The Village of Savoonga, Potawatomi and Ogonjok which display >varying degrees of experimental/electronic influence. >They put out their records and labels like Hausmusik (which does not >release any house music from what I can tell) and Kollaps.

The guy from Console is in the band, so you could also add Payola to the list of labels... Might wanna check this fine Notwist page I found (There's a side projects section) : http://members.tripod.com/~stefanx/index.htm Seb

(idm) ae / funkstorung vs the notwist ...