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1995-01-30 03:48jillativityafter encouragement from alan, teep and chris i am posting a top 5 list and introduction.

From:: jillativity <jmc@ataxia.res.wpi.edu>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Sun, 29 Jan 1995 22:48:49 -0500
Subject:: introduction

after encouragement from alan, teep and chris i am posting a top 5 list and introduction. so, hello! my name is jill. i've recently moved to berkeley, ca from massachusetts. i got into techno/raves about a year ago. up to then, i had not thought much of electronic music. i played trombone and thought all music shouldn't be 'synthesized'. i was into classical music, musicals etc. i grew up on cape cod where there was NO scene for techno whatsoever so i didnt get exposed to it until college. now, however, i enjoy electronic music immensely. there is so much music out there that i can always find something to fit my mood, from ambient to hardcore to breaks to idm. i don't have much of a collection yet, but i am working on it. i've been kinda low on cash lately, so my budding collection has been put on the back shelf. fortunately berkeley has some great stores that sell used cd's and my boyfriend has a pretty large collection that i may borrow from anytime. (although his collection is devoid of some of the harder stuff that i like :) i don't really have a favorite album, so to speak. these are the albums that have been frequenting my cd player as of late. "Amarok" Mike Oldfield "Selected Ambient Works II" Aphex Twin "The Brown Album" Orbital "FSOL" ISDN "Bytes" Black Dog

2001-08-05 01:37Scott BurkeHey everyone, what's up.. I'm new to the list so I thought I'd introduce myself.. My name

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Date:: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 22:37:58 -0300
Subject:: [idm] Introduction

Hey everyone, what's up.. I'm new to the list so I thought I'd introduce myself.. My name is Scott, I'm half of a 2-person electronica production team called The Narrator.. We make all kinds of electronica, recently it's been sort of an electro-orbital vibe but we're into house, techno, pretty much everything. And I LOVE disco ;) We do a live show as well, we're currently hustling for bookings. I'm on the east coast of Canada (halifax, nova scotia) so here's a shout out to all the canuck-heads. Oh, and if someone wanted to be a dear, they could listen to our tunes on mp3.com and suggest labels to me with a similar sound as ours so we can approach with a demo :) I've been scoping appropriate labels for the past week or so. Check out HPS and Aquatic. http://mp3.com/narrator/ gear list: Yamaha A4000 Sampler w/AEIB1 exp. board Roland JP-8000 Future-Retro 777 Alesis MMT-8 Korg ER-1 Yamaha TX81Z Peavey Spectrum Analog Filter Mackie 1642VLZ mixer Behringer Composer Pro compressor 2xTech1200s and mixer -- Scott Burke - webfx@webfx.ca The Narrator [www.thenarrator.com] Live House, Techno and Trance music --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-16 18:16shawn allenSorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of introduction there. My na

From:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:16:34 -0800
Subject:: [idm] introduction

Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses and half-empty bars. Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex Twin. I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the Spiral EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually discovered Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, Luke Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned out IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno (which, like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & Sound), Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I do wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm digging the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM. What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid 606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based on what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new to listen to. Cheers, -- shawn allen mailto://shawn@alterior.net phone://+1.415.577.3961 http://alterior.net aim://shawnpallen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-16 18:30paul symonshey shawn, so you seem to be into the more laid back kind of idm, check out --ediT --Einom

From:: paul symons <soulstealer.ps@gmail.com>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:30:12 -0800
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: [idm] introduction

hey shawn, so you seem to be into the more laid back kind of idm, check out --ediT --Einoma--Mr projectile all at bleep.com, also what do people class venetian snares music as ? aggressive IDM? breakcore? techno? does anyone have an opinion on this On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:16:34 -0800, shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net> wrote:

quoted 46 lines Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of

> Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of > introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in > San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses and > half-empty bars. > > Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex Twin. > I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself > here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the Spiral > EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually discovered > Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, Luke > Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned out > IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno (which, > like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). > > Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed > interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving > the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & Sound), > Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker > for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I > like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to > admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I do > wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm digging > the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM. > > What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid > 606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard > techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to > owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) > > So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based on > what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new to > listen to. > > Cheers, > -- > shawn allen > mailto://shawn@alterior.net > phone://+1.415.577.3961 > http://alterior.net > aim://shawnpallen > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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2005-02-16 18:31ed cIDM is such a pussy name so i would not like to call it hardcore IDM but thats probably wh

From:: ed c <echurch86@yahoo.com>
To:: Indigo Danelions Merrygolds <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:31:41 -0800 (PST)
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: Re: [idm] introduction

IDM is such a pussy name so i would not like to call it hardcore IDM but thats probably what i would define it as. paul symons <soulstealer.ps@gmail.com> wrote:hey shawn, so you seem to be into the more laid back kind of idm, check out --ediT --Einoma--Mr projectile all at bleep.com, also what do people class venetian snares music as ? aggressive IDM? breakcore? techno? does anyone have an opinion on this On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:16:34 -0800, shawn allen wrote:

quoted 46 lines Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of

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2005-02-16 18:47Josh Steinerwelcome. you have a very similar path through electronic music as i (in fact, i moved back

From:: Josh Steiner <josh@vitriolix.com>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>, idm list <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:47:05 -0800
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: [idm] introduction

welcome. you have a very similar path through electronic music as i (in fact, i moved back to SF in 99 too...). i originally was pretty interested in "experimental"/drill'n'bass stuff like aphex, squarepusher, ae, etc, but then got pretty obsessed with mainstream DNB. in the last few years i've fallen back into the more subtle stuff like mathew dear, mathrew herbet, akufen, apparat, helios, etc. its not that i've started disliking other more maximalist idm, but i've just gotten more appriciative of subtlety in music. i must be getting old. recommend away ;) shawn allen wrote:

quoted 36 lines Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of

>Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of >introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in >San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses and >half-empty bars. > >Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex Twin. >I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself >here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the Spiral >EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually discovered >Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, Luke >Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned out >IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno (which, >like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). > >Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed >interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving >the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & Sound), >Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker >for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I >like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to >admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I do >wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm digging >the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM. > >What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) > >So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based on >what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new to >listen to. > >Cheers, > >

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2005-02-16 18:54ed cStrictly IDM kids probably won't like this but these guys are kind of a D 'N' B band from

From:: ed c <echurch86@yahoo.com>
To:: Indigo Danelions Merrygolds <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 10:54:37 -0800 (PST)
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
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Strictly IDM kids probably won't like this but these guys are kind of a D 'N' B band from baltimore that is fucking great. The band is called Lake Trout. http://www.laketrout.com/ Josh Steiner <josh@vitriolix.com> wrote: welcome. you have a very similar path through electronic music as i (in fact, i moved back to SF in 99 too...). i originally was pretty interested in "experimental"/drill'n'bass stuff like aphex, squarepusher, ae, etc, but then got pretty obsessed with mainstream DNB. in the last few years i've fallen back into the more subtle stuff like mathew dear, mathrew herbet, akufen, apparat, helios, etc. its not that i've started disliking other more maximalist idm, but i've just gotten more appriciative of subtlety in music. i must be getting old. recommend away ;) shawn allen wrote:

quoted 36 lines Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of

>Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of >introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in >San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses and >half-empty bars. > >Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex Twin. >I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself >here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the Spiral >EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually discovered >Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, Luke >Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned out >IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno (which, >like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). > >Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed >interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving >the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & Sound), >Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker >for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I >like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to >admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I do >wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm digging >the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM. > >What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) > >So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based on >what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new to >listen to. > >Cheers, > >

2005-02-16 19:49shawn allenquoth Josh Steiner: > in the last few years i've fallen back into the more subtle stuff li

From:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
To:: idm list <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 11:49:51 -0800
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
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quoth Josh Steiner:

quoted 2 lines in the last few years i've fallen back into the more subtle stuff like

> in the last few years i've fallen back into the more subtle stuff like > mathew dear, mathrew herbet, akufen, apparat, helios, etc.

Yeah, I'll confess to snatching up everything that Matthew Dear's done so far. Backstroke was kind of a let-down for me, but the Audion stuff has renewed my faith. "Kisses" and "The Pong" are hardly subtle though. :) -- shawn allen mailto://shawn@alterior.net phone://+1.415.577.3961 http://alterior.net aim://shawnpallen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 00:20Luis-Manuel GarciaTrue, but I *heart* Leave Luck to Heaven. It took me a loooong time to get sick of Dog Day

From:: Luis-Manuel Garcia <lgarcia@uchicago.edu>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
Cc:: idm list <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 18:20:06 -0600
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: Re: [idm] introduction

True, but I *heart* Leave Luck to Heaven. It took me a loooong time to get sick of Dog Days, I must admit. Over Now was another booty-shakin bit of click-house. Recently, I've been working the !@#$ out of that Digital Disco compilation from Force Tracks. Discopatterntester rocks my socks. Luis On Feb 16, 2005, at 1:49 PM, shawn allen wrote:

quoted 20 lines quoth Josh Steiner:

> quoth Josh Steiner: >> in the last few years i've fallen back into the more subtle stuff like >> mathew dear, mathrew herbet, akufen, apparat, helios, etc. > > Yeah, I'll confess to snatching up everything that Matthew Dear's done > so far. Backstroke was kind of a let-down for me, but the Audion stuff > has renewed my faith. "Kisses" and "The Pong" are hardly subtle though. > :) > > -- > shawn allen > mailto://shawn@alterior.net > phone://+1.415.577.3961 > http://alterior.net > aim://shawnpallen > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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2005-02-16 19:55David McphersonYou might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like Apparat and T.Raumschmiere. It's kinda 4 4

From:: David Mcpherson <generentropy@yahoo.com>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 11:55:11 -0800 (PST)
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: [idm] introduction

You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like Apparat and T.Raumschmiere. It's kinda 4 4 ish, driving but not abrasive. Also if you like dubby housey clickey stuff try Vladislav Delay, AKA Loumo. Also you might like Murcof. The Martes stuff I like but there is one other that I'm not wild about. A.I. is wicked, one of the better new labels around. Claro Intellecto and the "New Town" comp you might like. I would guess it's more like experimental or old school techno sounds, or something. Also check out L'usine "serial Hodgepodge". --- shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net> wrote:

quoted 69 lines Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without

> Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without > any sort of > introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a > technoholic. I live in > San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty > ravers in warehouses and > half-empty bars. > > Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the > form of Aphex Twin. > I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, > I'm dating myself > here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the > Further Down the Spiral > EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I > gradually discovered > Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, > Squarepusher, LFO, Luke > Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I > kind of tuned out > IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and > eventually techno (which, > like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like > using). > > Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff > sparked a renewed > interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and > Arovane. I'm loving > the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more > specifically, Rhythm & Sound), > Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's > "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker > for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and > Soft Pink Truth. I > like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and > I'm not afraid to > admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug > Research (though I do > wish the songs were all a little more developed). > Right now I'm digging > the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums > by Swod and AM/PM. > > What I haven't really been able to get into is the > harder stuff. Kid > 606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too > aggro for me. Hard > techno's never really been my thing either, though I > will admit to > owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato > Cohen records. :) > > So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any > recommendations based on > what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout > for something new to > listen to. > > Cheers, > -- > shawn allen > mailto://shawn@alterior.net > phone://+1.415.577.3961 > http://alterior.net > aim://shawnpallen > > >

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2005-02-16 20:07shawn allenquoth David Mcpherson: > You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like Apparat and > T.R

From:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:07:14 -0800
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
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quoth David Mcpherson:

quoted 2 lines You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like Apparat and

> You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like Apparat and > T.Raumschmiere. It's kinda 4 4 ish, driving but not abrasive.

Check. I love just about everything on Bpitch Control. :)

quoted 2 lines Also if you like dubby housey clickey stuff try Vladislav Delay, AKA

> Also if you like dubby housey clickey stuff try Vladislav Delay, AKA > Loumo.

"Demo(n) Tracks" was a little too ambient for me. I guess I like things a little more grounded, or structured somehow.

quoted 4 lines A.I. is wicked, one of the better new labels around. Claro Intellecto

> A.I. is wicked, one of the better new labels around. Claro Intellecto > and the "New Town" comp you might like. I would guess it's more like > experimental or old school techno sounds, or something. Also check out > L'usine "serial Hodgepodge".

Yep, I've got most of the Claro Intelecto stuff. I'm pissed that they didn't include "Language" on the CD version of Neurofibro though... I bought the LP the second it came out and that track grew on me the most, but I've totally worn it out. And Jeff McIllwain is the shit. "Push" is one of my favorite records of all time. I've had a hard time tracking down some of the older Lusine Icl stuff though. Thanks for the recommendations, -- shawn allen mailto://shawn@alterior.net phone://+1.415.577.3961 http://alterior.net aim://shawnpallen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 09:40Alan R. LockettOn Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:07:14 -0800 shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net> wrote: > And Jeff McIl

From:: Alan R. Lockett <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 09:40:39 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:07:14 -0800 shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net> wrote:

quoted 3 lines And Jeff McIllwain is the shit. "Push" is one of my favorite records of

> And Jeff McIllwain is the shit. "Push" is one of my favorite records of > all time. I've had a hard time tracking down some of the older Lusine > Icl stuff though.

Agreed on the merits of the Push EP. Wish a bit more of 'Serial Hodgepodge' had been in this vein (but then its Hodgepodge status would have been compromised). 'Sustain' was another excellent EP. Haven't heard the 'Flat' EP; anyone got any compare/contrast evaluative comments? Also I really liked his first s/t album (as L'usine) released on Isophlux in 1999, but the production was flat, boxy and one-dimensional. Weird, in view of the attention paid to production and spatiality on later Lusine (icl) stuff. alan ---------------------- Alan Lockett, (Senior Language Co-ordinator, EFL), Language Centre, University of Bristol, 30-32 Tyndall's Park Road, Bristol BS8 1PY, UK Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk tel: +44 (0)117 3310914 fax +44 (0)117 3310870 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 18:08David Mcpherson--- "Alan R. Lockett" <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk> wrote: > Agreed on the merits of the

From:: David Mcpherson <generentropy@yahoo.com>
To:: Alan R. Lockett <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk>, shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:08:19 -0800 (PST)
Subject:: Re: [idm]L'usine introduction
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--- "Alan R. Lockett" <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk> wrote:

quoted 7 lines Agreed on the merits of the Push EP. Wish a bit more

> Agreed on the merits of the Push EP. Wish a bit more > of 'Serial Hodgepodge' had > been in this vein (but then its Hodgepodge status > would have been compromised). > 'Sustain' was another excellent EP. Haven't heard > the 'Flat' EP; anyone got any > compare/contrast evaluative comments?

I haven't heard the "Push" ep, I have the "Flat" remixes ep and I like a couple of the tracks, the others seem a little "FFFlat"...but it's a remix album so that could be someone elses fault.

quoted 6 lines Also I really liked his first s/t album (as L'usine)

> Also I really liked his first s/t album (as L'usine) > released on Isophlux in > 1999, but the production was flat, boxy and > one-dimensional. Weird, in view of > the attention paid to production and spatiality on > later Lusine (icl) stuff.

Ah, that album is the shit! I actually like it alot more than the material after that, the more "IDM" sounding stuff. And I don't feel like the production was off, maybe a little more emphasis on the low end, thats a good thing in my book. Definitley more factory sounding stuff though. But to each there own...

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2005-02-18 10:19Alan R. LockettOn Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:08:19 -0800 (PST) David Mcpherson <generentropy@yahoo.com> wrote: >

From:: Alan R. Lockett <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk>
To:: David Mcpherson <generentropy@yahoo.com>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 10:19:10 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm]L'usine introduction
Reply to:: Re: [idm]L'usine introduction

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:08:19 -0800 (PST) David Mcpherson <generentropy@yahoo.com> wrote:

quoted 16 lines --- "Alan R. Lockett" <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk>

> > --- "Alan R. Lockett" <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk> > wrote: > > > Agreed on the merits of the Push EP. Wish a bit more > > of 'Serial Hodgepodge' had > > been in this vein (but then its Hodgepodge status > > would have been compromised). > > 'Sustain' was another excellent EP. Haven't heard > > the 'Flat' EP; anyone got any > > compare/contrast evaluative comments? > > I haven't heard the "Push" ep, I have the "Flat" > remixes ep and I like a couple of the tracks, the > others seem a little "FFFlat"...but it's a remix album > so that could be someone elses fault.

Well, I've managed to d/l a track off 'Flat' and it's a deeply unpleasant remix by Matthew Dear, whose work I'm unfamiliar with but who seems to have been getting Big-upped around these parts quite a bit. If this is representative, er.... why? Dunno who else remixed the flat Flats, but if it's remix EP of Lusine stuff, then it ain't Lusine for me.

quoted 13 lines Also I really liked his first s/t album (as L'usine)

> > Also I really liked his first s/t album (as L'usine) > > released on Isophlux in > > 1999, but the production was flat, boxy and > > one-dimensional. Weird, in view of > > the attention paid to production and spatiality on > > later Lusine (icl) stuff. > > Ah, that album is the shit! I actually like it alot > more than the material after that, the more "IDM" > sounding stuff. And I don't feel like the production > was off, maybe a little more emphasis on the low end, > thats a good thing in my book. Definitley more factory > sounding stuff though. But to each there own...

Indeed. It was partly the low-end vagueness that bothered me. I guess the lo-fi home-made factory-produced element might appeal (and - trainspotting linguistic note - 'Lusine' actually means 'factory' in French. Oooh.), but if one was looking for something of the high- and low-end resolution and clarity of, say, Bola, BoC, or Arovane (which personally I was), then 'L'usine' (Ispohlux.1999) would disappoint. Otherwise it's a fine album, I agree. alan ---------------------- Alan Lockett, (Senior Language Co-ordinator, EFL), Language Centre, University of Bristol, 30-32 Tyndall's Park Road, Bristol BS8 1PY, UK Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk tel: +44 (0)117 3310914 fax +44 (0)117 3310870 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-16 22:08Eric SorensonOn Wed, 16 Feb 2005, shawn allen wrote: > Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stu

From:: Eric Sorenson <eric@explosive.net>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 14:08:16 -0800 (PST)
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: [idm] introduction

On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, shawn allen wrote:

quoted 9 lines Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed

> Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed > interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving > the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & Sound), > Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker > for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I > like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to > admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I do > wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm digging > the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM.

Hey Shawn -- south bay resident here, lined up pretty close to your list of likes.. Here's some additional stuff that might interest you, if you haven't already heard it... Cuantico's album "Sustainer" is really good Chain Reaction style electronic dub. Also some of the entries on the Deepchord label are good though overall it's not quite as involved as I like it. I am really digging this Holger Flinsch album 'der zehnte juli' (the 10th of july) which I guess isn't the newest thing he's done but it's all I could find. http://www.choke-music.de/choke.php has some samples and he has a great mp3 album on Thinner http://www.thinnerism.com Three compilations worth mentioning too: Superlongevity 3 on perlon for that clicky shit; Toytronic "Everything is Green" and Sutemos Intelligent Toys 2 at http://sutemos.net/ for top notch melodic idm... -- - Eric Sorenson - Explosive Networking - http://eric.explosive.net - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-16 22:51egyptian zombie robotWhat I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid 606, Venetian Snares.

From:: egyptian zombie robot <eric@ezrpm.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 17:51:04 -0500
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: [idm] introduction

What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid 606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) - Give it time .... Vsnares will eventually get ya. I didn't care for it at first. Also, early Kid 606 is very click-dubby... check out GQ on the EQ, P.S. I love you (and the remixes EPs of similiar names) and Soccer Girl ep to get you started. rock, xenlab shawn allen wrote:

quoted 36 lines Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of

>Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of >introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in >San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses and >half-empty bars. > >Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex Twin. >I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself >here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the Spiral >EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually discovered >Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, Luke >Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned out >IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno (which, >like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). > >Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed >interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving >the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & Sound), >Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a sucker >for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I >like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to >admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I do >wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm digging >the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM. > >What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) > >So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based on >what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new to >listen to. > >Cheers, > >

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2005-02-16 23:33tim kochSince intros are happening -- I used to be on this list circa 1994 - 98 .. seems nothing h

From:: tim koch <tim@tundra-music.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:33:33 +1100
Subject:: [idm] lintroduction
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Since intros are happening -- I used to be on this list circa 1994 - 98 .. seems nothing has changed at all :( So bizarre to subscribe a week back and still see the -- Ae - amber vs new shit -- is RDJ just hype? --- the merits of the genre tag IDM ---- topics still kicking on the list. I am just waiting for Ken Downie to appear, grumbling about something and then the cycle will be complete :) tk. [ www.jojati.com/tkoch ] [ www.surgeryrecords.com.au ] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.8 - Release Date: 14/02/2005 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-16 18:55therealmxyzptlk@comcast.netHmmm....I was approaching my mid-30s then.... :-) jeff > I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in

From:: <therealmxyzptlk@comcast.net>
To:: shawn allen <shawn@alterior.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 18:55:15 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction

Hmmm....I was approaching my mid-30s then.... :-) jeff

quoted 2 lines I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself

> I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself > here),

2005-02-17 00:30andrew jonessent this reply to the wrong address. peace, a Begin forwarded message: > From: andrew jon

From:: andrew jones <liminal18@mac.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 19:30:48 -0500
Subject:: [idm] Fwd: [repe4t] Re: [idm] introduction

sent this reply to the wrong address. peace, a Begin forwarded message:

quoted 9 lines From: andrew jones <liminal18@mac.com>

> From: andrew jones <liminal18@mac.com> > Date: February 16, 2005 6:17:53 PM EST > To: repe4t@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [repe4t] Re: [idm] introduction > Reply-To: repe4t@yahoogroups.com > > > immer is amazing, the new mayer isn't that good though, > ricardo villabos the au harem whatever on perlon is good

quoted 129 lines new traum 12"s from nathan fake and Jesse Somfay. Dave Aju's Live and

> new traum 12"s from nathan fake and Jesse Somfay. Dave Aju's Live and > Wrecked > for Context is good (or at least one track is), and dude your in San > Francisco > you have more tech-house than I can dream of, what's good for you? > Geoff White's 12" for spectral Ince I love too. > > BTW breakcore wise I'd check out Fanny or The Flashbulb > (both on labels I work with btw). Ben/ Flashbulb makes breakcore > that's kinda more enjoyable > > oh yeah fucking Donnacha Costello, anything, the minise 12"s > the mille plateux album, anything. it's all good. > > electro wise smash tv bits for breakfast and the sylvie marks > and hal 9000s on bpitch are good. > > peace, > a > > On Feb 16, 2005, at 5:51 PM, egyptian zombie robot wrote: > >> What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >> 606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >> techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >> owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) >> - Give it time .... Vsnares will eventually get ya. I didn't care for >> it at first. Also, early Kid 606 is very click-dubby... check out GQ >> on the EQ, P.S. I love you (and the remixes EPs of similiar names) and >> Soccer Girl ep to get you started. >> >> rock, >> xenlab >> >> >> >> shawn allen wrote: >> >>> Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of >>> introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in >>> San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses >>> and >>> half-empty bars. >>> >>> Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex >>> Twin. >>> I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself >>> here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the >>> Spiral >>> EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually >>> discovered >>> Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, >>> Luke >>> Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned >>> out >>> IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno >>> (which, >>> like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). >>> >>> Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed >>> interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving >>> the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & >>> Sound), >>> Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a >>> sucker >>> for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I >>> like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to >>> admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I >>> do >>> wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm >>> digging >>> the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and >>> AM/PM. >>> >>> What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >>> 606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >>> techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >>> owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) >>> >>> So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based >>> on >>> what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new >>> to >>> listen to. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >> >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >> For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >> >> > Andrew Jones > 912 Euclid Ave. > Birmingham, AL, 35213 > 407-927-7607 > blog: dignifieddevil.blogspot.com ---- aim: liminal18 > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> > What would our lives be like without music, dance, and theater? > Donate or volunteer in the arts today at Network for Good! > http://us.click.yahoo.com/rKxVKC/SOnJAA/n1hLAA/ivJolB/TM > --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> > > ---------------- > egyptian zombie robot party machine: > orlando's source of intelligent music community > info + downloads: http://www.ezrpm.com/ > ---------------- > Yahoo! Groups Links > > <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/repe4t/ > > <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > repe4t-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: > http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > >

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2005-02-17 01:46egyptian zombie robotand there is nothing like a live flashbulb show. i mean how many people midi their guitar

From:: egyptian zombie robot <eric@ezrpm.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 20:46:16 -0500
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction

and there is nothing like a live flashbulb show. i mean how many people midi their guitar up? -xenlab andrew jones wrote:

quoted 138 lines immer is amazing, the new mayer isn't that good though,

>immer is amazing, the new mayer isn't that good though, >ricardo villabos the au harem whatever on perlon is good (p sherbourne >album of year) >new traum 12"s from nathan fake and Jesse Somfay. Dave Aju's Live and >Wrecked >for Context is good (or at least one track is), and dude your in San >Francisco >you have more tech-house than I can dream of, what's good for you? >Geoff White's 12" for spectral Ince I love too. > >BTW breakcore wise I'd check out Fanny or The Flashbulb >(both on labels I work with btw). Ben/ Flashbulb makes breakcore >that's kinda more enjoyable > >oh yeah fucking Donnacha Costello, anything, the minise 12"s >the mille plateux album, anything. it's all good. > >electro wise smash tv bits for breakfast and the sylvie marks >and hal 9000s on bpitch are good. > >peace, >a > >On Feb 16, 2005, at 5:51 PM, egyptian zombie robot wrote: > > > >>What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >>606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >>techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >>owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) >>- Give it time .... Vsnares will eventually get ya. I didn't care for >>it at first. Also, early Kid 606 is very click-dubby... check out GQ >>on the EQ, P.S. I love you (and the remixes EPs of similiar names) and >>Soccer Girl ep to get you started. >> >>rock, >>xenlab >> >> >> >>shawn allen wrote: >> >> >> >>>Sorry I just kinda popped out of lurker mode without any sort of >>>introduction there. My name's Shawn, and I'm a technoholic. I live in >>>San Francisco, and I play infrequently to dirty ravers in warehouses >>>and >>>half-empty bars. >>> >>>Like many of you, I was first exposed to IDM in the form of Aphex >>>Twin. >>>I was a Nine Inch Nails fanboy in my teens (I know, I'm dating myself >>>here), and I stumbled upon an RDJ "remix" on the Further Down the >>>Spiral >>>EP in '95. Along with 99% of the people I know, I gradually discovered >>>Autechre, BOC, Plaid, Cylob, Two Lone Swordsmen, Squarepusher, LFO, >>>Luke >>>Vibert, Photek, et al. After I moved to SF in '99, I kind of tuned out >>>IDM and focused on drum and bass, house, and eventually techno (which, >>>like "IDM", is a term I don't particularly like using). >>> >>>Recently, my new-found love of deep, minimal stuff sparked a renewed >>>interest IDM. I'm getting back into Monolake and Arovane. I'm loving >>>the dubby stuff, like Basic Channel (more specifically, Rhythm & >>>Sound), >>>Deadbeat, Thomas Fehlmann, and Michael Mayer's "Immer" mix. I'm a >>>sucker >>>for click-house, a la Matthew Herbert, Akufen and Soft Pink Truth. I >>>like the new Mouse on Mars as much as the old, and I'm not afraid to >>>admit that I really liked the Milosh album on Plug Research (though I >>>do >>>wish the songs were all a little more developed). Right now I'm >>>digging >>>the "Station" compilation on Ai, and the new albums by Swod and AM/PM. >>> >>>What I haven't really been able to get into is the harder stuff. Kid >>>606, Venetian Snares... it's all just a bit too aggro for me. Hard >>>techno's never really been my thing either, though I will admit to >>>owning a couple of Joel Mull, Heiko Laux and Renato Cohen records. :) >>> >>>So yeah, that's me. Let me know if you have any recommendations based >>>on >>>what I've listed above, I'm always on the lookout for something new to >>>listen to. >>> >>>Cheers, >>> >>> >>> >> >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >>For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >> >> >> >> >Andrew Jones >912 Euclid Ave. >Birmingham, AL, 35213 >407-927-7607 >blog: dignifieddevil.blogspot.com ---- aim: liminal18 > > > >------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> >What would our lives be like without music, dance, and theater? >Donate or volunteer in the arts today at Network for Good! >http://us.click.yahoo.com/rKxVKC/SOnJAA/n1hLAA/ivJolB/TM >--------------------------------------------------------------------~-> > >---------------- >egyptian zombie robot party machine: >orlando's source of intelligent music community >info + downloads: http://www.ezrpm.com/ >---------------- >Yahoo! Groups Links > ><*> To visit your group on the web, go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/repe4t/ > ><*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > repe4t-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > ><*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: > http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > > > > > > > > >

2005-02-17 06:35Kurt Maroske> - Give it time .... Vsnares will eventually get ya. I didn't care for it at first. Also,

From:: Kurt Maroske <seraph@powerup.com.au>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 16:35:10 +1000
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction

quoted 1 line - Give it time .... Vsnares will eventually get ya. I didn't care for it

> - Give it time .... Vsnares will eventually get ya. I didn't care for it

at first. Also, early Kid 606 is very click-dubby... check out GQ on the EQ, P.S. I love you (and the remixes EPs of similiar names) and Soccer Girl ep to get you started. I agree wholeheartedly - the Soccer Girl EP and PS I Love You are two great releases, even if the Kid's more recent offerings haven't been too impressive. -- Kurt If honour and wisdom and happiness are not for me, let them be for others. Let Heaven exist 'though my place be in Hell. -Borges, The Library of Babel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 15:51Adam K. Taplin>You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like >Apparat and T.Raumschmiere. It's kinda 4

From:: Adam K. Taplin <taplina@mailsnare.net>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:51:40 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction

quoted 2 lines You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like

>You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like >Apparat and T.Raumschmiere. It's kinda 4 4 ish,

Quick question: is this Apparat the same Apparat that Johann Johannssonn, the composer of virdulego forsetar and englaborn, plays in? I've looked at his website discog and I think they're different. Just wasn't sure. Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 15:59Alan R. LockettOn Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:51:40 +0000 "Adam K. Taplin" <taplina@mailsnare.net> wrote: > >You

From:: Alan R. Lockett <Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk>
To:: Adam K. Taplin <taplina@mailsnare.net>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:59:44 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
Reply to:: Re: [idm] introduction

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:51:40 +0000 "Adam K. Taplin" <taplina@mailsnare.net> wrote:

quoted 6 lines You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like

> >You might like the new kinda Berlin sound, like > >Apparat and T.Raumschmiere. It's kinda 4 4 ish, > > Quick question: is this Apparat the same Apparat that Johann Johannssonn, the > composer of virdulego forsetar and englaborn, plays in? I've looked at his > website discog and I think they're different. Just wasn't sure.

Doubt it. The Apparat from Berlin is a guy called Sascha Ring who doesn't 'play in' anything he just *is* it. Also I believe JJ breathes a far more rarefied air compositionally, with 'natural' strings etc. Berlin Apparat is more into pure electronic sounds including computer crashes and a good deal of assault and battery (albeit of a quite sophisticated kind) or digital manipulations of organic instruments. alan ---------------------- Alan Lockett, (Senior Language Co-ordinator, EFL), Language Centre, University of Bristol, 30-32 Tyndall's Park Road, Bristol BS8 1PY, UK Alan.R.Lockett@bristol.ac.uk tel: +44 (0)117 3310914 fax +44 (0)117 3310870 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 18:59Greg Clow>On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:51:40 +0000 "Adam K. Taplin" <taplina@mailsnare.net> >wrote: > > >

From:: Greg Clow <greg@stainedproductions.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 13:59:49 -0500
Subject:: Re: [idm] introduction
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quoted 8 lines On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:51:40 +0000 "Adam K. Taplin" <taplina@mailsnare.net>

>On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:51:40 +0000 "Adam K. Taplin" <taplina@mailsnare.net> >wrote: > > > Quick question: is this Apparat the same Apparat that Johann > Johannssonn, the > > composer of virdulego forsetar and englaborn, plays in? I've looked at > his > > website discog and I think they're different. Just wasn't sure.

Sounds like you're referring to the Apparat Organ Quartet, which is a group from Iceland. The original post was about Apparat, who is one guy from Germany. Greg :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Greg Clow ::: greg@stainedproductions.com ::::::::: concert & event promotions ::: http://www.stainedproductions.com :::::: electronic music radio & reviews ::: http://www.feedbackmonitor.com ::: electronic/experimental record label ::: http://www.pieheadrecords.com ::::::::: 158 Close Ave. 2nd Floor ::: Toronto, Ontario M6K 2V5 ::: Canada --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-17 19:15Theorema BinarioHi Shawn, if you like soft and elegant idm i recommend you Telefon Tel Aviv, the farenheit

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To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:15:02 -0500
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Hi Shawn, if you like soft and elegant idm i recommend you Telefon Tel Aviv, the farenheit far enough album is just amazing. Another producer you may like is Brestschneider, very minimal and very cute :). -- Theorema Binario --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2005-02-28 22:56egyptian zombie robotTheorema Binario wrote: >Hi Shawn, if you like soft and elegant idm i recommend you Telefo

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To:: idm list <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 17:56:19 -0500
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Theorema Binario wrote:

quoted 6 lines Hi Shawn, if you like soft and elegant idm i recommend you Telefon Tel

>Hi Shawn, if you like soft and elegant idm i recommend you Telefon Tel >Aviv, the farenheit far enough album is just amazing. Another producer >you may like is Brestschneider, very minimal and very cute :). > > >

I agree, even though I perfer "map of what is effortless" over the first album... - xenlab