quoted 4 lines Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's
>Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's
>called Neurotransmitters Vol.2--BPMF. Nice dark stuff. Anybody got any
>info on other EMF records or tracks by BPMF. I believe they're based in
>Minneapolis, but I've never heard of anything else by them.
They are indeed based in Minneapolis.
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The have more incredible records. Though I only got one EMF too:
(On beautifull thick blue vinyl) ;
Beverly Hills 808303 vs Autokenetic. - "#9"
On the A-side: Autokenetic - "Black Belt" -> dark acid with cheesy rave
Juno synth-stabs & a 303 that sounds like it tobs around in the bathtub.
A bit like proto-gabbah perhaps. But nicer.
2nd track: "Blue Circle"- slow dark funky acid with latino rhythims & weird
sounds from old synths.
Though the A-side is good, it's the B-side that kicks major ass with 2 obscure
tracks from The Hague:
Interferenc -"electromagnetic Atmospheres". Very much in the style of
"portraight of a dead girl" from the "I do because I couldn't care less" LP.
That is
raw (and I mean RAW) distorted lo-fi electro rhythims with a screaming
synthline.
But you haven't heard anything until you hear the last track:
BeverlyHills 808303 - "Sick of Benedict"
Funkier then a 1980 soviet disco record;
A 303 and 808 are melted & layered together in A BIG, make it giant, smudgy
& sick wall of sound. (That is being fed into a biiiiiiig distortion effect.).
A perfect example of studio engineering par excellence.
So this EMF record is pretty incredible too.
Bye.
danwolfe@xs4all.nl
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