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Forgive me if this has been discussed. I have been busy losing my sanity and as such have neglected my email. Anyhow, I picked up today The Darkhorse 12 inch <at least I think thats the name of it> on three sixty records. This seems to be a label out of San Francisco. By far this is some of the best abstract hip hop/jungle/acid jazz I have heard in quite awhile. This ep has restored my faith in these genres and if you see it give it a spin. Can anyone tell me more about darkhorse and their <his? her?> label? thanks

On Sat, 13 Dec 1997, daniel wrote:

quoted 9 lines Forgive me if this has been discussed. I have been busy losing my sanity

> Forgive me if this has been discussed. I have been busy losing my sanity > and as such have neglected my email. Anyhow, I picked up today The > Darkhorse 12 inch <at least I think thats the name of it> on three sixty > records. This seems to be a label out of San Francisco. By far this is > some of the best abstract hip hop/jungle/acid jazz I have heard in quite > awhile. This ep has restored my faith in these genres and if you see it > give it a spin. Can anyone tell me more about darkhorse and their <his? > her?> label? >

just a little bit. "darkhorse" is graham seamen. He use to be a partner with Jon WIlliams for Natural Music, But Jon and Graham "have their differences" now and have moved onto their seperate ways. Jon of course has his cool techno label, Organized Noise, while Graham has started his 360 label. I remember chilling at the Natural Music house one weekend i was visting in San Fran and Graham had played me and my friends some tracks that he had been working on. We kept on saying,"when are they comin' out?" Just really good downtempo dub/dark hop. Unfortunately, I haven't seen the records at all in boston. But Darkhorse always spins around the San Fran area parties of eclectic quality. If any idm/downtempo/ninjatune like stuff comes to town, he is usually playing or has something to do with the gig. Nice guy, fat tracks. Yet another Brit making stakes in the U.S. He knows "what's'up". thanks > > > > my pleasure. bennyblanco

On Sat, 13 Dec 1997 11:57:02 -0500 (EST) Greg Clow <stained@interlog.com> writes:

quoted 40 lines On Sat, 13 Dec 1997, daniel wrote:

> > >On Sat, 13 Dec 1997, daniel wrote: > >> Forgive me if this has been discussed. I have been busy losing my >sanity >> and as such have neglected my email. Anyhow, I picked up today The >> Darkhorse 12 inch <at least I think thats the name of it> on three >sixty >> records. This seems to be a label out of San Francisco. By far this >is >> some of the best abstract hip hop/jungle/acid jazz I have heard in >quite >> awhile. This ep has restored my faith in these genres and if you >see it >> give it a spin. Can anyone tell me more about darkhorse and their ><his? >> her?> label? > >Well, I dunno a lot about the background of the label, but someone >else >has already posted a bit about that. I just wanted to follow-up with a >"me >too!" sorta thing and say that you're right, the record is mighty >fine. I >also recommend a previous 12" EP on 360 (also dist. by >Silent/PulseSoniq) >by Mammal which is on a similar tip, and CD on 360 by Tim "Love" Lee >called "Confessions of a Selector" that retains the trip-hop flava, >but >adds a nice'n'sleazy 70's veneer to the whole thing. Worth it just for >the >last third of the disc, a "suite" of tracks that feature samples from >this >really fucked up Christian-sounding child discipline record. >Spank-o-rama! > > >Greg >

is this the same 360 records that issued the stunning "circuits brasileiros"??? tom w np: circuits brasileiros