I wish I could be talking about Wolves Hollow but I haven't been able to
find it. Odd considering where I am: in Soho - two minutes walk from Berwick
Street and Ambient Soho, Sister Ray, Selectadisc, Reckless and the Music and
Video Exchange, ten minutes walk from Rough Trade in Covent Garden. Atlas is
near here too but I can't play vinyl (until payday anyway). But I can't find
it anywhere. If they don't get it in soon I will get it by mailorder.
I do have The Ballad of the Bouncing Ball and several mp3s I downloaded from
Marumari's site. One of those was very MoM-ish as I recall.
Ross.
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From: "pietro" <audionimbus@email.com>
To: "idm list" <idm@hyperreal.org>; "Ross Balmer" <ross@tuimedia.co.uk>
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 7:34 PM
Subject: Re: [idm] MoM / Marumari et cetera
quoted 30 lines "Ross Balmer" <ross@tui.co.uk>> "Ross Balmer" <ross@tui.co.uk>
>
> >Some Marumari reminds me of MoM, more
> >so than Plaid really - although I think
> >anyone who hasn't tried Plaid should.
> >My experience of Marumari isn't great
> >though so I don't know if that's a totally
> >consistent thing.
>
> A late reply.. still sorting through 1345
> IDM digests!
>
> You're probably referring to the lovely
> "The Wolves Hollow" on Carpark, right?
> That would be comparable to some MoM,
> but i think Marumari is a tad "lighter"
> than MoM's "Niun Niggung" (Thrill Jockey).
>
> Only Josh aka Marumari will know where
> his sound is headed, as his debut full-length
> for Carpark (forget the name of..) is on
> the experimental ambience side of the platter.
>
> I'd recommend "The Wolves Hollow": top-shelf
> electronics w/ emotional and audible tech-appeal.
>
> Check out Carpark at www.carparkrecords.com
>
> Pietro.
>
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