to the e.l.m. and pax peoples:
you guys rock, keep on doing your thing 'cause there are lots of haters out
there. in my experience the people who talk the most 'poop' are the people
doing NOTHING, so i guess if people have issues with your events they can
leave their rooms (which are probably in their parents house) and go do
something themselves. e.l.m. and pax are doing more for abstract electronic
music in LA than most, so if people want to talk nosie, let 'em 'cause fact
is fact.
much love to the e.l.m. / pax family
stephen
under the radar //
quoted 50 lines Hehe, classic.
>
>Hehe, classic.
>This is the first time in 3 years we've posted a personal (non-event)
>e-mail to this list, however, it seems we are being spoken for. Thus, here
>is a little of our OWN PR in response to the recent threads about our 'post
>NAMM' show.
>
>Talk all the poop you want folks, we don't feel disrespected
>at all. It's great that there are differing views of
>our events, that comes with the territory. We think
>it's awesome that our events are being talked about AT ALL,
>and can only appreciate the fact that people are willing
>to attend them.
>
>'The experimental liquor museum' is a housing for electronic
>art and music that we think (in our OPINION) is 'pushing the
>envelope' in it's genre, regardless of it's style:
>Electro, House, Techno, IDM, graphic art etc. We have
>a deep love of DANCE and always try to incorporate that
>as an aspect in our music, DJ sets and shows. To be entirely
>cliche, we'd like to put the 'D' in 'IDM', however we certainly
>don't want to be typecast as any ONE genre.
>
>We believe DANCE music can be experimental, and 'experimental' has
>many forms. If you're having trouble understanding how we
>are 'experimental', just think of us as 'e.l.m.' instead :)
>We truly respect all opinions and realize that they will always be
>wide ranging. So no worries people, it's all love. We just hope
>to bring great art and music to those who dig it, and perhaps
>change some minds about what both 'Experimental' and 'Dance' can be.
>
>For the record: The post NAMM show was one of our favorites. The
>vibe was awesome and the music perfectly eclectic. The real goal
>was to showcase both Native Instruments and Ableton Live audio
>software, and to show some love to the hard working people who've
>devoted their lives to programming and producing these virtual
>instruments used to make so much of the music we hear today. Hat's
>off to 'em! It's also important to note that 'p a x' is the integral
>element that drives our events. Without p a x we'd still be doin'
>shows in our basement, hehe. Cheers to you all, and thanks so much
>to all that have supported!
>take care,
>
>e.l.m. / p a x
>
>
>the experimental liquor museum
> : www.elmconceptions.com :
> time equals art
>
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