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Anyone have contact info for Ambidextrous? 'Errorism' has been spending a fair amount of time in my cd player lately. Thanks in advance... Paul

You might want to visit his website: http://ambi.mu.ru for info If you like errorism you'll probably like his "cross split ep" with Novel 23 too ... SayVegin

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> -----Original Message----- > From: synctank [mailto:synctank@mediaone.net] > Sent: zondag 24 juni 2001 12:24 > To: idm@hyperreal.org > Subject: [idm] ambidextrous > > > Anyone have contact info for Ambidextrous? > > 'Errorism' has been spending a fair amount of time in my cd player lately. > > Thanks in advance... > > Paul >

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Hello IDMers, Russian label Shaped Harmonics has released his first full-length release: Ambidextrous "Errorism". Here is a press-release: --------------------------------------------------------------------- Ambidextrous "Errorism" Format: CD Cat. No: SH CD 01 The first full length release from "Shaped Harmonics" label is an album by Russian artist Nick Zavriev, known as Ambidextrous. Crunchy rhythmic structures vary from experimental hip-hop to electro, different electronic sounds unite into beautiful melodies and harmonies. "Errorism" combines sci-fi feel and mathematical accuracy with natural melody and emotion. It's hard to compare this album with any of existing works in this style, but "Errorism" can easily be classified as IDM. --------------------------------------------------------------------- This CD is already available via Hard Wax, Backed Goods, etc in the Europe. And will be available soon via Safety In Numbers, etc in the USA. More new full-length releases on Shaped Harmonics are coming soon: SH CD 02: Album by beautiful ambient/idm duo Syntetika from St.-Petersburg. SH CD 04: Album by Fare Schema from Moscow. Thanks, Roman PS: If you run a radio show or write for a magazine about such music, please contact me via private mail concerning SH promo copies. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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> Hello IDMers, > > Russian label Shaped Harmonics has released his first full-length > release: Ambidextrous "Errorism".

I must say that this CD is one of the best electronic albums I have ever heard. Gorgeous, emotive, sensetional, stunning, amazing.... ;) Nick personally sent it to me through Roman Belousov when latter was in Kiev. This CD has a couple of exclusive tracks and differs from Demo that has been floating around for a while. MUST BUY!!!! Alien --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Hello 2 all, Shaped Harmonics label has released new CD, here is the press release: ------------------------------- Syntetika "100% Syntetika" (p) (c) Shaped Harmonics, 2002 Cat No: SH CD 02 01. Above The Clouds 02. Gliss 03. Levitation 04. At First 05. Paintings 06. Running 07. Dreamota 08. Glaciers 09. Gobi Sundown 10. Traffic 11. Wetrax Moscow independent label Shaped Harmonics is glad to present you the second CD release of the debut album of Syntetika group from Saint-Petersburg. Even though "100% Syntetika" is their first album they already have much experience on the music scene and have a rich music past. Elena, who is a classically trained pianist, got into electronic music in the beginning of 90's. At first it was synthpop, in this period Elena was a keyboard player for "Silence Generator", then it was electronics of Klaus Schulze and finally early works of The Orb, Spacetime Continuum and Autechre. Getting into "new electronica" made an impact on Elena's own creative output. In 1996 she was a part of the first line-up of the Fizzarum group. The track "Wetrax" is a result of their symbiotic work. At this time Vladislav was working as a DJ, actively spinning house records in Saint Petersburg clubs. So, Syntetika can be counted as a realization of a classical formula of co-working DJ and musician. During the last five years Syntetika got its fame regularly playing in clubs and releasing tracks on compilations. The beauty and melody of compositions became a point that they make in music. The musical range of the album is pretty wide: from light atmospheric trance in "Above The Clouds" and classical melodic IDM in "Levitation" to ambient soundscapes in "Dreamota". "100% Syntetika" brings you the mood of harmony and tranquility and with the domination of the soft downtempo rhythms is prescribed for friendly and armchair listening. ------------------------------- I think this album can be recommended to fans of Bola and Global Communication. CD is already available on www.riouxs.com , www.hardwax.com , http://www.electro-violence.com , coming soon in other good places. The next SH CD release: S.P. "Traffic Plane" (SH CD 04) The next expected SH CD release: Vesna "t.b.a." Thanks, Roman --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

OMGIMFUCKINGDEAF JAMIE LIDELL IS PAYING FOR MY RECONSTRUCTIVE EAR SURGURY/HEARING AIDS Shelter has a poor sound system and everything was played at excruciating levels. Tons of foxy broads though. I don't know what the fuck Lidell was doing but it was horrendous. Chris Clark was pretty sick though, so was some of Devine's stuff. Prefuse73 was Prefuse73, I'm kinda getting tired of that sound but he's certainly talented and really knows how to work those knobs and buttons. Dntel was disappointing, I think this was again due to the poor sound quality and terrible mixing levels. Boom Bip impressed me and Vibert ended my night with some choice tunes. LFO got the ravey-dancey peeps going mental with some classic acid house and a little Donna Summer for good measure. All in all it was worth it but the sound quality and sound levels really really sucked ass. HIGHLIGHT: Chris Clark TOILET BOWL: Choice of venue/Jamie Lidell Time for bed, batch --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

FUCKING MARK BELL!!!! GOD DAMN! I feel love & Energy Flash! Forkin' A!!!! alex "Matthew E. Bochnewich" <bochnewich@SNET.Net> wrote: OMGIMFUCKINGDEAF JAMIE LIDELL IS PAYING FOR MY RECONSTRUCTIVE EAR SURGURY/HEARING AIDS Shelter has a poor sound system and everything was played at excruciating levels. Tons of foxy broads though. I don't know what the fuck Lidell was doing but it was horrendous. Chris Clark was pretty sick though, so was some of Devine's stuff. Prefuse73 was Prefuse73, I'm kinda getting tired of that sound but he's certainly talented and really knows how to work those knobs and buttons. Dntel was disappointing, I think this was again due to the poor sound quality and terrible mixing levels. Boom Bip impressed me and Vibert ended my night with some choice tunes. LFO got the ravey-dancey peeps going mental with some classic acid house and a little Donna Summer for good measure. All in all it was worth it but the sound quality and sound levels really really sucked ass. HIGHLIGHT: Chris Clark TOILET BOWL: Choice of venue/Jamie Lidell Time for bed, batch --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better

Jamie Lidell was the bomb!!! It was a bit hard to get into at first but when I did he just blew me away. It's too bad that the soundsystem in that room was as wrecked sounding as it was, I don't even think he knw that it sounded like that. It was still pretty incredible, he puts on a fun show, kinda makes me think of pigbag/prince/afx, that zipper scratching was off the hook. Prefuse played a sweet set, I could feel the floor rumbling beneath my feet, he seemed to be having a good time too. We gave out a ton of flyers, that was good too :-) http://www.recordcamp.com ------Original Message----- -From: disko dali [mailto:zoeymagik@yahoo.com] -Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 7:23 AM -To: Matthew E. Bochnewich -Cc: idm@hyperreal.org -Subject: Re: [idm] back from Warp NYC - - - - FUCKING MARK BELL!!!! GOD DAMN! I feel love & Energy -Flash! Forkin' A!!!! -alex - "Matthew E. Bochnewich" <bochnewich@SNET.Net> wrote: -OMGIMFUCKINGDEAF JAMIE LIDELL IS PAYING FOR MY RECONSTRUCTIVE -EAR SURGURY/HEARING AIDS - -Shelter has a poor sound system and everything was played at -excruciating levels. Tons of foxy broads though. I don't know -what the fuck Lidell was doing but it was horrendous. Chris -Clark was pretty sick though, so was some of Devine's stuff. -Prefuse73 was Prefuse73, I'm kinda getting tired of that sound -but he's certainly talented and really knows how to work those -knobs and buttons. Dntel was disappointing, I think this was -again due to the poor sound quality and terrible mixing -levels. Boom Bip impressed me and Vibert ended my night with -some choice tunes. LFO got the ravey-dancey peeps going mental -with some classic acid house and a little Donna Summer for -good measure. All in all it was worth it but the sound quality -and sound levels really really sucked ass. - -HIGHLIGHT: Chris Clark -TOILET BOWL: Choice of venue/Jamie Lidell - - -Time for bed, -batch - - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org -For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org - - - ---------------------------------- -Do You Yahoo!? -Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

On Thu, 1 Aug 2002, Record Camp wrote:

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> Jamie Lidell was the bomb!!!

Totally. Though I have to say that there were moments that didn't gel for me but when he was on, boy was he was ON.... if ya know what I mean. Like when he was beatboxing w/the sax player while simultaneously processing both his voice and the sax in realtime into one funky fucked up jam. Makes me regret passing up on his solo album that came out on warp/spymania two years back. Can't wait to check out the new Super_Collider. Luke Vibert had the masses shaking their collective booty with his DJ set... there was a big chunk off of his great Homewerk 12" on Planet Mu (see www.recordcamp.com for my review) along with past Wagon Christ releases... and some funky weird electronic stuff I didn't recognize. re: volume. I think Aura & Richie Devine surpassed Lidell on the volume level ;) And why don't more people wear earplugs to shows? I mean, you KNOW it's gonna be loud. That is unless you want Panasonic (minus any beats/bass) playing in your ears all the time. Viva tinnitus? Howard --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

I was the foxy broad! otomi --- disko dali <zoeymagik@yahoo.com> wrote:

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> > FUCKING MARK BELL!!!! GOD DAMN! I feel love & > Energy Flash! Forkin' A!!!! > alex > "Matthew E. Bochnewich" <bochnewich@SNET.Net> > wrote: OMGIMFUCKINGDEAF > JAMIE LIDELL IS PAYING FOR MY RECONSTRUCTIVE EAR > SURGURY/HEARING AIDS > > Shelter has a poor sound system and everything was > played at > excruciating levels. Tons of foxy broads though. I > don't know what the > fuck Lidell was doing but it was horrendous. Chris > Clark was pretty sick > though, so was some of Devine's stuff. Prefuse73 was > Prefuse73, I'm > kinda getting tired of that sound but he's certainly > talented and really > knows how to work those knobs and buttons. Dntel was > disappointing, I > think this was again due to the poor sound quality > and terrible mixing > levels. Boom Bip impressed me and Vibert ended my > night with some choice > tunes. LFO got the ravey-dancey peeps going mental > with some classic > acid house and a little Donna Summer for good > measure. All in all it was > worth it but the sound quality and sound levels > really really sucked > ass. > > HIGHLIGHT: Chris Clark > TOILET BOWL: Choice of venue/Jamie Lidell > > > Time for bed, > batch > > >

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hey! it's me, i didn't mean to post that reply to the entire newsgroup. oops!. I'd like to email mr. tom to apologize for my being a jerk and introduce myself in a more proper manner. :) Could I have it, please? what a show!! thanks mucho. tania/otomi __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Tania, Step away from the vat of glue :-) http://www.recordcamp.com Who's tom? ------Original Message----- -From: Otomi ;) [mailto:idmgirldj@yahoo.com] -Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 3:12 AM -To: Otomi ;); disko dali; Matthew E. Bochnewich -Cc: idm@hyperreal.org -Subject: Re: [idm] back from Warp NYC - - -hey! it's me, i didn't mean to post that reply to the -entire newsgroup. oops!. - -I'd like to email mr. tom to apologize for my being a -jerk and introduce myself in a more proper manner. :) -Could I have it, please? - -what a show!! - -thanks mucho. - -tania/otomi - -__________________________________________________ -Do You Yahoo!? -Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org -For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Hello, 1: New release: Artists: Dunaewsky 69 Title: Contiguity Format: CD Released: June 2004 01: Altered States (rem) 02: Haresh 03: Luo 04: & 05: Wyky 06: 8 Marta 07: Hi 08: Hilli Jona 09: Hojui456321 10: Shkaf Russian independent label Shaped Harmonics presents a new release introducing the creative works of Alexander Gladun, resident of Kiev, Ukraine. The album Contiguity is his debut work within the project called Dunaewsky 69. But by no means is this the start of the artist▓s creative development. A long creative search and experiments in different styles of music are already behind his shoulders. Musical past of Alexander is strongly connected with hard music and styles like grind core, death metal, noise, noise core. He▓s been playing in such bands as HAIMORITH and Outer Orgasm, and this pastime of "happy, hard and spontaneously recorded music" was resulted in joint release with CSSO √ a band from Japan. At the beginning Dunaewsky 69 was conceived as a project for analogue noise music, but gradually the artist has moved to idm / braindance areas. As a result, comes the album Contiguity, presenting material which may be surprising for people who already familiar with previous musical output of Alexander Gladun. This CD is full of light atmospheric melodies and simple beats, floating in the air and constantly wrapping listener in warm and cosy blanket of sounds, providing great environment for dreaming. 2: Previous release: Stereo Modus "Ex Tempore" has received many responses, and last copies still are available. More info about cd (press-release, reviews): http://shapedharmonics.com/shcd05.html 3: Next release: Novel 23 "t.b.a" 4: Distribution: Electro Sputnik http://www.electrosputnik.com (UK) Norman Records http://www.normanrecords.com (UK) Wolf's Kompaktkiste http://www.kompaktkiste.de (Germany) Duotone http://www.duotone.com (Japan) Mego http://www.mdos.at (Austria) Couchblip http://www.couchblip.com (Australia) Tamizdat http://www.tamizdat.com (Czech Republic) 4: Web: http://shapedharmonics.com/ -- Thanks, Roman --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org