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I've avoided Atom Heart for a long time, never enjoying either his earlier techno releases or his Lassigue Bendthaus stuff (I think that's him! :) but have recently been really enjoying tracks I've heard. Mainly I'm thinking of his contributions to the Mille Plateaux comp 'In Memoriam Gilles Deleuze' and the Caipirinha comp 'Deutscher Funk'. Could someone recommend things heading in these directions - soft burbly analogue sounds with a strong digital bent to the effects and processing? I'm trying to get hold of 'Schnittstelle', or whatever that one's called, already, as I thought that sounded hopeful, and I'd read several favourable reviews. Michael ____________________________________________ "Also, he has automatic evasion devices" http://www.vuw.ac.nz/~michael/jj.html

Schnittstelle is lovely, as is The Naturalist. Dropshadow Disease will prolly be wonderful as well...but then again, I'm a fan. Uwe is the shit at Christmas. jeff Michael Upton wrote:

quoted 18 lines I've avoided Atom Heart for a long time, never enjoying either his earlier

> I've avoided Atom Heart for a long time, never enjoying either his earlier > techno releases or his Lassigue Bendthaus stuff (I think that's him! :) > but have recently been really enjoying tracks I've heard. Mainly I'm > thinking of his contributions to the Mille Plateaux comp 'In Memoriam > Gilles Deleuze' and the Caipirinha comp 'Deutscher Funk'. > > Could someone recommend things heading in these directions - soft burbly > analogue sounds with a strong digital bent to the effects and processing? > > I'm trying to get hold of 'Schnittstelle', or whatever that one's called, > already, as I thought that sounded hopeful, and I'd read several > favourable reviews. > > Michael > > ____________________________________________ > "Also, he has automatic evasion devices" > http://www.vuw.ac.nz/~michael/jj.html

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