On Tue, 18 Jul 1995, Rob Thorley wrote:
quoted 19 lines On Mon, 17 Jul 1995, James Skilton wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Jul 1995, James Skilton wrote:
>
> > 'Fraid I don't know anything, except this is their first release on WARP, and
> > possibly their first release ever (unless the name is a scam/alter-ego for
> > someone else!)
> >
> > > When I first heard this 4-tracker I thought that it was another group going
> > > on
> > > the electro bandwagon but now I absolutely love every single track. I am too
> > > young to compare it to original electro but as far as I am concerned, I can't
> > > see how an 'electro' track of this minimal style can get any better. Are Warp
> > > releasing a series of electro releases with the same sort of design with a
> > > little picture in the top left hand corner of the sleeve? If they are then
> > > what
> > > has been released so far?
> >
> > If WARP are making a series of this style (Don't you think the Elecktroids
> > stuff sounds very similar to some of the stuff on "The Journey Home"?) with
> > stylistically similar artwork, then these are the only two in the "series"
Well I don't know if there's going to be a 'series' of electro releases
per se... but the upcoming release by another new US artist ULTRADYNE has
identical artwork to _The Journey Home_ and _Kilohertz_.
And Ultradyne's 12" (_E Coli_) is electroey.
On the other hand maybe WARP have just adopted a new standard artwork
form for a bit.
BTW. The Elecktroids album _Elecktro World_ (NB. Similarity to _Computer
World_) is, I think, going to be *the* seminal electro album. Untouchable!
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