Re: [idm] (idm) Ersatz Audio - The Forgotten Sounds of Tomorrow
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Actually I do - 'cos I've read that book. As you say though, it's not the
sound most people associate with Detroit, rightly or wrongly, and maybe it's
strange that there are not more producers of that kind of stuff in Detroit
considering how big the scene was. Techno Rebels is a great book, I'd
recommend it to anyone interested in the history of the music.
Ross.
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From: Dave Walker <marmoset@mich.com>
To: IDM <idm@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 5:33 PM
Subject: Re: [idm] (idm) Ersatz Audio - The Forgotten Sounds of Tomorrow
quoted 3 lines Ross Balmer wrote:> Ross Balmer wrote:
>
> > sixteen tracks of robotic, retro-futurist dance music with a very
european
quoted 12 lines sound which is unexpected from a detroit label.> > sound which is unexpected from a detroit label.
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> People don't realize how big European synth pop was around here...
> Check Dan Sicko's _Techno Rebels_ for the lowdown.
>
> -d.w.
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