on 4/17/01 12:53 PM, Andy Battle at abattle@bu.edu wrote:
quoted 10 lines Anyone know of any djs out there who spin stuff that could still be classified> Anyone know of any djs out there who spin stuff that could still be classified
> as "danceable" house/techno but that is on more of a experimental tip? I'm
> thinking along the lines of Mille Plateaux/Force Inc. clicks and cuts type
> stuff. I also like Brinkmann and the Studio 1 records. And I'm listening to
> real audio samples of someone called Sturm who I'm digging. Anyone know of
> mixes I might listen to online with this sort of feel? Is there anyone who
> finds this stuff dancefloor-suitable? Now that I am learning how to
> spin--will I be the first to take clicks and cuts to the dancefloor? Probably
> not, I imagine, so I'd like to hear who *is* doing that. Any suggestions?
>
Andrew Weatherall's Hypercity on Forcetracks (out 15 May) and
Matthew Herbert's Letsallmakemistakes (out now on Tresor) are stellar
examples of what you're seeking.
Dave Segal
Managing Editor/Alternative Press
Secret Ions on WCSB 89.3FM Thursdays 9-11PM EST [www.wcsb.org]
np: V/A- Staedtizism 2 (~scape)
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