quoted 2 lines Not to mention, we're
>Not to mention, we're
>one of the only magazines ever to put Kit Clayton on the >cover....
Oh yeah..that was a great issue.. I loved the section on kid606 especially. You've had some great coverage of undergroung stuff.. I remember your name from lots of reviews and stuff. I actually got one of my letters inadvetantly published in one month's letters section :-). Anyway.. I must admit that I cringed a little when I saw Boards of Canada on the cover that one time.. you know.. a little too much publicity for my brainwashed elitist taste (lol).. but it was a wonderful article anyway!!! Keep up the good work.
Jonathan Hierholzer
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 13:55:48 -0800
To: "'idm@hyperreal.org'" <idm@hyperreal.org>
From: Philip Sherburne <psherburne@jeevessolutions.com>
Cc: "'natbot@hotmail.com'" <natbot@hotmail.com>
Subject: re: electronic music pubications...
Message-ID: <8EF2E9ED35FFD411BACA00508BCF57C205BA7501@sagan.askjeeves.com>
quoted 2 lines Has anyone compiled all electronic music print and online magazine
>Has anyone compiled all electronic music print and online magazine
>publications?quoted 4 lines I'm not that interested in the larger ones (like XLR8R and whatnot), but
>I'm not that interested in the larger ones (like XLR8R and whatnot), but
>pubs like Grooves and Thumb (both of which i enjoy very much, particularly
>Thumb with it's more homegrown zine feel)... anyone have any others they
>like?
While I'm chuffed that anyone thinks XLR8R is "large" in any fashion, I'd
like to lend my admittedly biased perspective to remind you that we're not
as "mainstream" as lots of folks might think. We cover a broad range of
electronic music and culture, from club-oriented music (house, techno,
d'n'b) to far left-field sound art, and a fair amount of what gets called
"experimental" (IDM, microsound, whatnot) in-between. Not to mention, we're
one of the only magazines ever to put Kit Clayton on the cover....
Cheers
Philip