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From:
Tamara Renee Ross
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Sun, 12 May 1996 23:44:50 -0600 (CST)
Subject:
(idm) Re: Isophlux label
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On Thu, 9 May 1996, Greg Earle wrote:
quoted 7 lines Anybody know anything about a label in Miami (or thereabouts) named Isophlex> Anybody know anything about a label in Miami (or thereabouts) named Isophlex > or somesuch? It was recommended to us by Allan and Joe over at Plug Research > and last week I heard a bangin' track that was on that label (though the > artist escapes me). At first I thought "This might be some Aphex track I > haven't heard ... " (I don't have HAB 2, for example) but then later on I > thought "Nope, maybe this is a Gescom or unknown Autechre track". It was > neither but that should give you some idea of the territory it inhabited.
Here is what I got on it: Shad T. Scott EP ISOPHLUX (techno/triphop) Coming out of South Florida is S.T.S....Isophlux is his new label, starting with the first release being a 5-track EP of pure Aphex styled tracks. The first track called "Sand Pail" having a Warp-esque styled sound with stellar emotional string arrangements and electronic beats. The second track called "Orlando Feel" being a total Aphex Twin styled tune with weird sound sequencing backed up by string patterns. Flipside, track "Seven" that is just pure random acid notes being tweaked with resonance! "Phluphation" is a very dark metallic percussive song that sinks deep into your mind. Lastly, "Isophlux vs. Edward Bobb" is an ambient journey into spaced out minimalism, ending onto a locked groove. Sounds delish, huh? Dave at EAR/R is currently trying to find me as copy. I cannot wait. The Dean-O-Matic