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2005-04-11 08:54TU M'THE FORBIDDEN 80s Compilation ARTIST VARIOUS ARTISTS TITLE THE FORBIDDEN 80s LABEL MR.MUTT
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THE FORBIDDEN 80s Compilation ARTIST VARIOUS ARTISTS TITLE THE FORBIDDEN 80s LABEL MR.MUTT CAT.NO. MR001 FORMAT CD RELEASE APRIL 2005 EDITION 1000 DURATION 57'21'' With 01 JASON FORREST "Leg Warners" 02 BETRIEB "Bubiacid" 03 MINAMO "FM Tokyo" 04 STENO "Talk" 05 SERGEJ MOHNTAU "Life Ain't Always The Way" 06 SCANNER "Glittery Plastic" 07 GREG DAVIS "Sailing" 08 TU M' "Polaroid 84" 09 STEPHAN MATHIEU "Heller Raum" 10 HDJ TOM "Play.Stop.Rew.FF." 11 MAPSTATION "Digikal Masters" 12 SOGAR "Nichts Zählt In Kleinen Mengen" 13 NATHAN MICHEL "Suds" INFO ------------------------------------------------------------ Over the past few years, mentioning music from the eighties, and particularly electronic pop and its many derivations, has been considered a sort of taboo, something you should really be ashamed of. As a result, we have learnt to secretly disguise the enjoyment of listening to certain songs, sing along to the words under our breaths, lower our voices even more when the wind of radical cutting-edge criticism, which has conceitedly liquidated certain intuitions of 80s pop, is perceived around us. However, if we take a look at the music produced since the turn of the century, it becomes evident that these intuitions have revealed themselves very important if not fundamental in contemporary music production. The 80s have influenced electronic music more than what one can believe, through the rediscovery of melody, the airiness of certain formal solutions, the reintegration of rhythmic and enveloping melodies... If you like it or not (and although many tend not to recognise it) electronic music has absorbed the influences of the 80s, that is to say that nuances of 80s pop are recognisable within contemporary electronic music and its mechanisms of composition, as if inherited. This is undeniable and becomes even more evident if we merely consider the number of composers who have reintroduced voice into music, hidden between the abstract digital samplings created on laptops. The musicians who have taken part in this compilation have probably unconsciously tapped into the memory of the forbidden 80s, making it re-emerge under the tepid light of their computers, with an eye towards contemporaneity yet conscious of their past. All tracks is Unreleased and Created only for the concept of Compilation. ARTISTS INFO ---------------------------------------------- JASON FORREST Jason Forrest makes music under the moniker Donna Summer. He has released records in the US, the UK, EU, and Japan. He has been featured in periodicals such as The Wire, XLR8R, Crash, Muzik, The Village Voice, Go mag, Grooves, De:Bug, and Vice. His music is a combination of stadium rock, 70's disco, electro-acoustics and hair metal. His live shows are intense participatory events of fast music, bad dancing, and the occasional shattered laptop. His albums is released on Sonig and Irritant. www.cockrockdisco.com BETRIEB Betrieb, wellknown for his work on KLANG ELEKTRONIK, as Autopoieses on Mille Plateaux, his Ekkehard Ehlers Plays... series on Staubgold and März on Karaoke Kalk. Betrieb signs his digital sound-sketches sometimes very concrete and rock, sometimes kind of abstract, in a classical music style, sometimes more playful, simply following his very own interpretation of DeepHouse. www.autopoieses.de/betrieb MINAMO In 1999, the electro-acoustic group Minamo was formed by Keiichi Sugimoto and Tetsuro Yasunaga. In 2000, Minamo's self-released CD-R "wakka" was reissued by the New York label Quakebasket. This was selected Matmos' one of best sounds in 2001 on Wire magazine. In 2001, made first appearance in New York. Yuiichiro Iwashita (guitar) and Namiko Sasamoto (sax, organ) has joined. In 2002, first CD album ".kgs" has released by the Tokyo label 360 records. Made first appearance in Chicago. "Superb Japanese experimental group"(Chicago Readers). Forthcoming album: SHINING (12K) out in march, 2005. www.12k.com / www.mr-mutt.com STENO STENO is a new Trio formed by Frank Metzger (Ex Oval) plus Rossano Polidoro and Emiliano Romanelli (TU M'). Their work is focused on the world of CD-Skipping-Glitch-Pop-Music. The STENO debut album will be released on the prestigious Art-Vinyl Records EN/OF. http://tu-m.com/STENO SERGEJ MOHNTAU Sergej Mohntau was conceived in 1999 by Jürgen Berlakovich and Thomas Pfeffer. Concerts and performances are based on a combination of music, speech, gestures, and optical impressions which result in a special form of music theatre. Sergej Mohntau uses computer manipulations to transform noises generated from objects not usually associated with music into musical sounds--and thus transforms the objects themselves into instruments. Figures such as the e-window and the rubber glove bagpipes, the jack-of-all-trades double bass, manipulated human voices, body parts, battery run toys and selfmade computers all play both visual and acoustical roles in our performances. The result is a common sound generated from both analog and digital sources which is encased in a dramaturgical concept based on the animality of the body, mechanics, electricity, and electronics. www.sergejmohntau.net SCANNER Scanner - British sound artist, Robin Rimbaud - creates absorbing, multi-layered soundscapes that twist technology in unconventional ways. His controversial early work used scanned mobile phone conversations which he wove into his compositions, and more recently his focus has shifted to trawling the hidden noise of the modern metropolis as the symbol of the place where hidden meanings and missed contacts emerge. Winning admiration from Bjork and Stockhausen, Scanner is committed to working with cutting edge practitioners and has collaborated with musicians Bryan Ferry and Laurie Anderson, Rambert Dance and Random Dance Company, writers David Toop and Simon Armitage, the artist Mike Kelley, among many others. As well as producing compositions and audio CDs, his diverse body of work includes soundtracks for films, performances, radio, and site-specific intermedia installations. www.scannerdot.com / www.mr-mutt.com GREG DAVIS Greg Davis is a musician based in Chicago. As an undergraduate at DePaul University in Chicago, Greg Davis studied classical and jazz guitar alongside composition and jazz studies. At the moment work for the integration of laptop processing and acoustic instrumentation for label like Carpark, Kranky... www.autumnrecords.net TU M' Italian duo TU M' - Rossano Polidoro and Emiliano Romanelli, whose moniker is taken from Marcel Duchamp's last painting "Tu m'" - have deservedly risen to prominence recently with celebrated works on Phthalo, Fallt, Cut, ERS/Staalplaat. Frequent collaborators - they have released works with Steve Roden and recently formed a new group titled 'Steno' with Frank Metzger (ex Oval) - the duo also have numerous tracks on compilations like Apestaartje, Bottrop Boy, CubicFabric... In addition to their work as musicians, Polidoro and Romanelli work as Video Artists and curate both the web-based label Tu M'p3 and label Mr.Mutt Records. www.tu-m.com / www.mr-mutt.com STEPHAN MATHIEU Stephan Mathieu is an electronic musician from Saarbruecken, Germany. Starting out as a drummer in various improvised contexts he made the switch to working mainly with computers in the late 90's. Since then he has released a string of highly acclaimed recordings on labels like Ritornell, Orthlorng Musork, Häpna and Headz. From his interest in design and work with installations he has acquired a fine-tuned sense of form. His music is based on recordings of acoustic instruments and esotheric software processes. www.bitsteam.de HDJ TOM Tamas Szoke aka Hdj Tom was born in Miskolc, Hungary, 1968. He made music by himself, with others, in different groups. In 1995 he and his friend, Golden Sztaniol formed The Golden Army band.Their first and second album came out in 2000 (Egomachine) and 2001(Masters), released by UCMG/Ugar records. Hdj Tom's first solo album, "Taste" was released in 2003 at American records Inflatabl Labl. In 2005 Hdj Tom founded "HDJCDR" mini label, which released his new album "True of False". www.hdjtom.hu MAPSTATION Stefan Schneider lives and works in Duesseldorf. Member of Düsseldorf/Berlin trio TO ROCOCO ROT.Recording as Mapstation since 1999. Records on: Staubgold, Domino, Karaoke Kalk... Mapstation's music is closer to minimalist techno, but brings the euphoria of the genre together with charming slow-downs of pace and bpm. www.mapstation.de SOGAR Jürgen Heckel, also known as Sogar, was born in Nuremberg in 1970 and has been living in Paris for 10 years. Thus Jürgen manipulates accidental sounds to create light and fragile melodic textures. The sources of these arrangements are guitars as well as sounds from mixing consoles, amplifiers, cables or other aural finds. These sounds are then reworked on a computer to become a music made of cracklings, creakings and rich melodic oscillations exploring the extremes of the sound spectrum by associating acoustic technique and software. His work is released on 12k and Mr.Mutt. www.12k.com / www.mr-mutt.com NATHAN MICHEL Nathan Michel makes music in both the classical and rock traditions. His debut album of melodic, lo-fi electronic music entitled abc def was released in 2002 on Tigerbeat6 records, and he performs live with computer, keyboards, voice, and other instruments. Currently a Ph.D. composition fellow at Princeton University, Nathan has also studied with Elliott Schwartz at Bowdoin College, with Louis Andriessen in Amsterdam, and at Yale University with Ezra Laderman and Martin Bresnick. Recognition for his work has come from Yale, Bowdoin, ASCAP, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters from whom he received a 2002 Charles Ives Scholarship. His interests range from the concision and rhythmic vitality of Stravinsky to the poetic ramblings of Captain Beefheart, and some things in between. Dear Bicycle, Nathan's second record for Tigerbeat6 was released in July 2003, and a recording of his live performances entitled Trebly will be out October 2003 on the Italian label Mr. Mutt. A new album for 2005 coming out on Skipp/Sonig. www.nathanmichel.com / www.mr-mutt.com ORDER ----------------------------------------------------------- Buy your copy via PayPal from MR.MUTT MiniStore http://www.tu-m.com/mrmutt/mini_store.htm MR.MUTT www.mr-mutt.com -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2005-04-11 18:42andrew jonesthis marks the 7th time this message has shown up in my e-mail. peace, a On Apr 11, 2005,
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this marks the 7th time this message has shown up in my e-mail. peace, a On Apr 11, 2005, at 3:54 AM, TU M' wrote:
quoted 329 lines THE FORBIDDEN 80s> THE FORBIDDEN 80s > Compilation > > > > > > ARTIST VARIOUS ARTISTS > TITLE THE FORBIDDEN 80s > LABEL MR.MUTT > CAT.NO. MR001 > FORMAT CD > RELEASE APRIL 2005 > EDITION 1000 > DURATION 57'21'' > > > > With > > 01 JASON FORREST "Leg Warners" > 02 BETRIEB "Bubiacid" > 03 MINAMO "FM Tokyo" > 04 STENO "Talk" > 05 SERGEJ MOHNTAU "Life Ain't Always The Way" > 06 SCANNER "Glittery Plastic" > 07 GREG DAVIS "Sailing" > 08 TU M' "Polaroid 84" > 09 STEPHAN MATHIEU "Heller Raum" > 10 HDJ TOM "Play.Stop.Rew.FF." > 11 MAPSTATION "Digikal Masters" > 12 SOGAR "Nichts Zählt In Kleinen Mengen" > 13 NATHAN MICHEL "Suds" > > > > > > > INFO ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > Over the past few years, mentioning music from the eighties, > and particularly electronic pop and its many derivations, > has been considered a sort of taboo, something you should > really be ashamed of. As a result, we have learnt to > secretly disguise the enjoyment of listening to certain > songs, sing along to the words under our breaths, lower our > voices even more when the wind of radical cutting-edge > criticism, which has conceitedly liquidated certain > intuitions of 80s pop, is perceived around us. However, if > we take a look at the music produced since the turn of the > century, it becomes evident that these intuitions have > revealed themselves very important if not fundamental in > contemporary music production. The 80s have influenced > electronic music more than what one can believe, through the > rediscovery of melody, the airiness of certain formal > solutions, the reintegration of rhythmic and enveloping > melodies... If you like it or not (and although many tend > not to recognise it) electronic music has absorbed the > influences of the 80s, that is to say that nuances of 80s > pop are recognisable within contemporary electronic music > and its mechanisms of composition, as if inherited. This is > undeniable and becomes even more evident if we merely > consider the number of composers who have reintroduced voice > into music, hidden between the abstract digital samplings > created on laptops. The musicians who have taken part in > this compilation have probably unconsciously tapped into the > memory of the forbidden 80s, making it re-emerge under the > tepid light of their computers, with an eye towards > contemporaneity yet conscious of their past. > > All tracks is Unreleased and Created > only for the concept of Compilation. > > > > > > > > ARTISTS INFO ---------------------------------------------- > > > > JASON FORREST > Jason Forrest makes music under the moniker Donna Summer. > He has released records in the US, the UK, EU, and Japan. > He has been featured in periodicals such as The Wire, XLR8R, > Crash, Muzik, The Village Voice, Go mag, Grooves, De:Bug, > and Vice. His music is a combination of stadium rock, 70's > disco, electro-acoustics and hair metal. His live shows are > intense participatory events of fast music, bad dancing, and > the occasional shattered laptop. His albums is released on > Sonig and Irritant. > www.cockrockdisco.com > > > > BETRIEB > Betrieb, wellknown for his work on KLANG ELEKTRONIK, as > Autopoieses on Mille Plateaux, his Ekkehard Ehlers Plays... > series on Staubgold and März on Karaoke Kalk. Betrieb signs > his digital sound-sketches sometimes very concrete and rock, > sometimes kind of abstract, in a classical music style, > sometimes more playful, simply following his very own > interpretation of DeepHouse. > www.autopoieses.de/betrieb > > > > MINAMO > In 1999, the electro-acoustic group Minamo was formed by > Keiichi Sugimoto and Tetsuro Yasunaga. In 2000, Minamo's > self-released CD-R "wakka" was reissued by the New York > label Quakebasket. This was selected Matmos' one of best > sounds in 2001 on Wire magazine. In 2001, made first > appearance in New York. Yuiichiro Iwashita (guitar) and > Namiko Sasamoto (sax, organ) has joined. In 2002, first CD > album ".kgs" has released by the Tokyo label 360 records. > Made first appearance in Chicago. "Superb Japanese > experimental group"(Chicago Readers). Forthcoming album: > SHINING (12K) out in march, 2005. > www.12k.com / www.mr-mutt.com > > > > STENO > STENO is a new Trio formed by Frank Metzger (Ex Oval) plus > Rossano Polidoro and Emiliano Romanelli (TU M'). Their work > is focused on the world of CD-Skipping-Glitch-Pop-Music. The > STENO debut album will be released on the prestigious > Art-Vinyl Records EN/OF. > http://tu-m.com/STENO > > > > SERGEJ MOHNTAU > Sergej Mohntau was conceived in 1999 by Jürgen Berlakovich > and Thomas Pfeffer. Concerts and performances are based on a > combination of music, speech, gestures, and optical > impressions which result in a special form of music theatre. > Sergej Mohntau uses computer manipulations to transform > noises generated from objects not usually associated with > music into musical sounds--and thus transforms the objects > themselves into instruments. Figures such as the e-window > and the rubber glove bagpipes, the jack-of-all-trades double > bass, manipulated human voices, body parts, battery run toys > and selfmade computers all play both visual and acoustical > roles in our performances. The result is a common sound > generated from both analog and digital sources which is > encased in a dramaturgical concept based on the animality of > the body, mechanics, electricity, and electronics. > www.sergejmohntau.net > > > > SCANNER > Scanner - British sound artist, Robin Rimbaud - creates > absorbing, multi-layered soundscapes that twist technology > in unconventional ways. His controversial early work used > scanned mobile phone conversations which he wove into his > compositions, and more recently his focus has shifted to > trawling the hidden noise of the modern metropolis as the > symbol of the place where hidden meanings and missed > contacts emerge. Winning admiration from Bjork and > Stockhausen, Scanner is committed to working with cutting > edge practitioners and has collaborated with musicians Bryan > Ferry and Laurie Anderson, Rambert Dance and Random Dance > Company, writers David Toop and Simon Armitage, the artist > Mike Kelley, among many others. As well as producing > compositions and audio CDs, his diverse body of work > includes soundtracks for films, performances, radio, and > site-specific intermedia installations. > www.scannerdot.com / www.mr-mutt.com > > > > GREG DAVIS > Greg Davis is a musician based in Chicago. As an > undergraduate at DePaul University in Chicago, Greg Davis > studied classical and jazz guitar alongside composition and > jazz studies. At the moment work for the integration of > laptop processing and acoustic instrumentation for label > like Carpark, Kranky... > www.autumnrecords.net > > > > TU M' > Italian duo TU M' - Rossano Polidoro and Emiliano Romanelli, > whose moniker is taken from Marcel Duchamp's last painting > "Tu m'" - have deservedly risen to prominence recently with > celebrated works on Phthalo, Fallt, Cut, ERS/Staalplaat. > Frequent collaborators - they have released works with Steve > Roden and recently formed a new group titled 'Steno' with > Frank Metzger (ex Oval) - the duo also have numerous tracks > on compilations like Apestaartje, Bottrop Boy, > CubicFabric... In addition to their work as musicians, > Polidoro and Romanelli work as Video Artists and curate both > the web-based label Tu M'p3 and label Mr.Mutt Records. > www.tu-m.com / www.mr-mutt.com > > > > STEPHAN MATHIEU > Stephan Mathieu is an electronic musician from Saarbruecken, > Germany. Starting out as a drummer in various improvised > contexts he made the switch to working mainly with computers > in the late 90's. Since then he has released a string of > highly acclaimed recordings on labels like Ritornell, > Orthlorng Musork, Häpna and Headz. From his interest in > design and work with installations he has acquired a > fine-tuned sense of form. His music is based on recordings > of acoustic instruments and esotheric software processes. > www.bitsteam.de > > > > HDJ TOM > Tamas Szoke aka Hdj Tom was born in Miskolc, Hungary, 1968. > He made music by himself, with others, in different groups. > In 1995 he and his friend, Golden Sztaniol formed The Golden > Army band.Their first and second album came out in 2000 > (Egomachine) and 2001(Masters), released by UCMG/Ugar > records. Hdj Tom's first solo album, "Taste" was released in > 2003 at American records Inflatabl Labl. In 2005 Hdj Tom > founded "HDJCDR" mini label, which released his new album > "True of False". > www.hdjtom.hu > > > > MAPSTATION > Stefan Schneider lives and works in Duesseldorf. Member of > Düsseldorf/Berlin trio TO ROCOCO ROT.Recording as Mapstation > since 1999. Records on: Staubgold, Domino, Karaoke Kalk... > Mapstation's music is closer to minimalist techno, but > brings the euphoria of the genre together with charming > slow-downs of pace and bpm. > www.mapstation.de > > > > SOGAR > Jürgen Heckel, also known as Sogar, was born in Nuremberg in > 1970 and has been living in Paris for 10 years. Thus Jürgen > manipulates accidental sounds to create light and fragile > melodic textures. The sources of these arrangements are > guitars as well as sounds from mixing consoles, amplifiers, > cables or other aural finds. These sounds are then reworked > on a computer to become a music made of cracklings, > creakings and rich melodic oscillations exploring the > extremes of the sound spectrum by associating acoustic > technique and software. His work is released on 12k and > Mr.Mutt. > www.12k.com / www.mr-mutt.com > > > > NATHAN MICHEL > Nathan Michel makes music in both the classical and rock > traditions. His debut album of melodic, lo-fi electronic > music entitled abc def was released in 2002 on Tigerbeat6 > records, and he performs live with computer, keyboards, > voice, and other instruments. Currently a Ph.D. composition > fellow at Princeton University, Nathan has also studied with > Elliott Schwartz at Bowdoin College, with Louis Andriessen > in Amsterdam, and at Yale University with Ezra Laderman and > Martin Bresnick. Recognition for his work has come from > Yale, Bowdoin, ASCAP, and the American Academy of Arts and > Letters from whom he received a 2002 Charles Ives > Scholarship. His interests range from the concision and > rhythmic vitality of Stravinsky to the poetic ramblings of > Captain Beefheart, and some things in between. Dear Bicycle, > Nathan's second record for Tigerbeat6 was released in July > 2003, and a recording of his live performances entitled > Trebly will be out October 2003 on the Italian label Mr. > Mutt. A new album for 2005 coming out on Skipp/Sonig. > www.nathanmichel.com / www.mr-mutt.com > > > > > > ORDER ----------------------------------------------------------- > > > Buy your copy via PayPal from MR.MUTT MiniStore > http://www.tu-m.com/mrmutt/mini_store.htm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > MR.MUTT > www.mr-mutt.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >
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