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2008-07-09 23:44C. Reider [idm] Why aren't we talking about new stuff?
├─ 2008-07-10 02:10Douglas Teike Re: [idm] Why aren't we talking about new stuff?
└─ 2008-07-10 06:29David Newman RE: [idm] Why aren't we talking about new stuff?
└─ 2008-07-10 14:18concur media [idm] CHICAGO - Fr.7/11 - Jackson @ Lava feat ELIOT LIPP, LEO 123, RADIUS, others!
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2008-07-09 23:44C. ReiderThorsten... All right, talk to us about those guys then. thorsten@highpointlowlife.com wro
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Thorsten... All right, talk to us about those guys then. thorsten@highpointlowlife.com wrote:
quoted 39 lines why aren't we talking about all the new exciting electronic music> > why aren't we talking about all the new exciting electronic music > being produced > these days? Theres a lot of different strands, from dubstep to the > instrumental > electronic hip hop stuff, 8bit, noise beats, 2step. It may not be IDM, > but i > think the idea behind them all is pretty much the same as people doing > IDM in > that early ninties era - pushing things out, trying new things. > > at a glance through my music library, i would pick out stuff like: > > herrmutt lobby > joker > martyn > samiyam > flying lotus > rustie > 2562 / a made up sound > appleblim > peverlist > benga > kaman leung > ras g > disrupt > ikonika > cloaks > moving ninja > darkstar > redshape > efdemin > murmur > ramadanman > scuba (i don't actually much like this album but its quite idm) > strategy > T++ > trg > zomby
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2008-07-10 02:10Douglas TeikeEver notice how (in real life) music is a serious conversation killer? That being said, ch
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Ever notice how (in real life) music is a serious conversation killer? That being said, check out the new Datassette LP on Ai Records.  It's my favorite IDM-ish release of 2008: http://www.myspace.com/datassette -doug t. --- On Wed, 7/9/08, C. Reider <vuzh@earthlink.net> wrote: From: C. Reider <vuzh@earthlink.net> Subject: [idm] Why aren't we talking about new stuff? To: idm@hyperreal.org Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 4:44 PM Thorsten... All right, talk to us about those guys then. thorsten@highpointlowlife.com wrote:
quoted 39 lines why aren't we talking about all the new exciting electronic music> > why aren't we talking about all the new exciting electronic music > being produced > these days? Theres a lot of different strands, from dubstep to the > instrumental > electronic hip hop stuff, 8bit, noise beats, 2step. It may not be IDM, > but i > think the idea behind them all is pretty much the same as people doing > IDM in > that early ninties era - pushing things out, trying new things. > > at a glance through my music library, i would pick out stuff like: > > herrmutt lobby > joker > martyn > samiyam > flying lotus > rustie > 2562 / a made up sound > appleblim > peverlist > benga > kaman leung > ras g > disrupt > ikonika > cloaks > moving ninja > darkstar > redshape > efdemin > murmur > ramadanman > scuba (i don't actually much like this album but its quite idm) > strategy > T++ > trg > zomby
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2008-07-10 06:29David NewmanHere's some very new stuff from nq.... recently posted on em411.com Its got a lovely minim
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Here's some very new stuff from nq.... recently posted on em411.com Its got a lovely minimal dark feel and shows how artists are still finding ways to explore the groove http://www.em411.com/show/release/4251 David Newman A U D I O B U L B R E C O R D S www.audiobulb.com www.audiobulb.com/ab-shop.htm -----Original Message----- From: C. Reider [mailto:vuzh@earthlink.net] Sent: 10 July 2008 00:44 To: idm@hyperreal.org Subject: [idm] Why aren't we talking about new stuff? Thorsten... All right, talk to us about those guys then. thorsten@highpointlowlife.com wrote:
quoted 39 lines why aren't we talking about all the new exciting electronic music> > why aren't we talking about all the new exciting electronic music > being produced > these days? Theres a lot of different strands, from dubstep to the > instrumental > electronic hip hop stuff, 8bit, noise beats, 2step. It may not be IDM, > but i > think the idea behind them all is pretty much the same as people doing > IDM in > that early ninties era - pushing things out, trying new things. > > at a glance through my music library, i would pick out stuff like: > > herrmutt lobby > joker > martyn > samiyam > flying lotus > rustie > 2562 / a made up sound > appleblim > peverlist > benga > kaman leung > ras g > disrupt > ikonika > cloaks > moving ninja > darkstar > redshape > efdemin > murmur > ramadanman > scuba (i don't actually much like this album but its quite idm) > strategy > T++ > trg > zomby
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2008-07-10 14:18concur mediaHello all! It's our sincerest hope that summer is going awesomely for you... If that's not
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[idm] CHICAGO - Fr.7/11 - Jackson @ Lava feat ELIOT LIPP, LEO 123, RADIUS, others!
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Hello all! It's our sincerest hope that summer is going awesomely for you... If that's not the case, here's to a sweet karmic turnaround. We'd first like to thank everyone for making it out this past June for another stellar edition of JACKSON in Chicago. Fantastic DJ sets from JIMMY EDGAR LIZ REVISION, and a stirring full gear pa from the MANDATE team. We hope you'll be able to join us for the final JACKSON Friday @ Lava on July 11th... Not to worry, we're simply gonna be making a move to third Saturdays beginning in August which we're obviously really excited about. That said, we really wanted to close our Friday run with a banger, and what better way to do that than to bring back ELIOT LIPP; one of JACKSON's signature artist's for his "official" residency kickoff. == MEIOTIC & APSERP PRESENT THE FINAL JACKSON FRIDAY FRIDAY JULY 11TH :: JACKSON#6 featuring -ELIOT LIPP (Live PA - NYC) -LEO 123 (DJ - CHI) -RADIUS (Live PA - CHI) -KARL MEIER vs JEFF PIETRO (DJ - CHI) COVER: $8 / $6 with GOING RSVP (see link below) AGES: 21+ w/ ID VENUE: LAVA ADDRESS: 1270 N. MILWAUKEE - Wicker Park/Chicago TIME: 9PM-2AM $6 REDUCED/RSVP LINK: (We're now handling all Advance tix and RSVP's through the GOING.COM interface, so yes... these will be the only ways to get reduced admission... make sure to RSVP!!!) LINKS: JACKSON RSVP@GOING .COM- http://chicago.going.com/event.php?event_id=352575 MEIOTIC- http://www.meioticpromotions.com LAVA- http://www.lavachicago.com == == ELIOT LIPP -Live PA- (DarkParty.Hefty.Mush.Money Studies.EastDev - NYC/Brooklyn) PITCHFORK recently hailed ELIOT LIPP as "an unabashed crafter of bangers, with none of the stereotypical indie producer's crippling fear of transparency -- anthem after swaggering anthem -- feeding us exactly the unpretentious heaters we've come to expect from him." Creating songs that XLR8R says, “tickle days after the last spin,” Eliot Lipp combines hip-hop influenced drum programming with the vintage synthesizer sounds found in the cutting edge electronic music of the 70s. E’s early career saw him vigorously honing his skill on the club circuit where his fresh and daring take on hip-hop impressed Scott Herren (Prefuse 73) so much that he put out his 2004 debut LP on Eastern Developments. Subsequent releases on Hefty Records have continued to expand his audience and refine his craft. Eliot killed it when we had him in earlier this year for his Mush record release party for an insane crowd... expect more of the same this time around. http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/51312-eliot-lipp-the-outside http://www.myspace.com/eliotlipp http://www.mushrecords.com/artist/EliotLipp.php ELIOT PITCHFORK REVIEW | ELIOT@MYSPACE | MUSH == LEO 123 -DJ set- (DarkParty.Mush.Ghostly - Chicago) As ex-hip hop/electronic buyer for Amoeba Records LA, LEO 123 spent time soaking up anything and everything beat related that was brought into the store, even turning folks like Jay-Z, Madlib and many other LA music lovers onto new music. Recently highlighted as an alum in URB Magazine's 'NEXT 100,' Leo 123 is finally getting recognition for his own production work & due to collaborations/remixes with Eliot Lipp, Subtitle, M.E.R.L, John Hughes, STS9 and many others. Future plans include a Leo 123 full-length album for Mush Records, as well as the anticipated DARK PARTY full-length debut collaboration side-project of Leo 123 & Eliot Lipp (mixed by Josh Eustis of Telefon Tel Aviv). http://www.myspace.com/8156202 http://www.myspace.com/drkprty LEO@MYSPACE | DARKPARTY@MYSPACE == RADIUS -Live PA- (Consumers/TSLOS - Chicago) A focused multi-dimensional instrumentalist, South Chicago native RADIUS puts his hiphop production/beatmaking reputation secondary. Highly influenced by the likes of Jaydee/J Dilla, Madlib, Kankick, The RZA, Organized Noize, Pete Rock and various electronic instrumentalists, he started making a name for himself strictly through performing in local beat battles, showcases, selling independent releases. 2008 has been hectic, with his release of the 'Radiushead,' (his collection of Kid A/Amnesiac Radiohead remixes available for free download), as well as the release of Radius' first full length release 'Neighborhood Suicide' on The Secret Life of Sound label. http://www.myspace.com/radius http://www.consumerslabel.net http://secretlifeofsound.com RADIUS@MYSPACE | CONSUMERS | TSLOS == KARL MEIER v JEFF PIETRO (Easy Listening for the Hard of Hearing - Chicago) Karl and Jeff bring their deep record collections to the evening for what we know will be two wide reaching and stellar tag team dj sets that we've been anticipating for awhile... Don't sleep... the fun starts when the needle drops at 9pm _________________________________________________________________ It’s a talkathon – but it’s not just talk. http://www.imtalkathon.com/?source=EML_WLH_Talkathon_JustTalk