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Jet Jaguar says:
Went berzerk recently downloading things from Tu M's net label, Tu M'P3. The interface is a bit of a dog, but there're a lot of good (all-exclusive) bits from artists like Taylor Deupree, Greg Davis, Keith Fullerton Whitman, Sawako, Carl Stone, Christopher Willits, Wobbly, etc. etc. etc.
Sorry to not be posting spam. :P
posted Aug 24
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qi.mono says:
i love undefine textures, never heard synth-sounds, this little kriizq and crackle, some lost words in the far back of the songstructure and yet diffuse sounds sorrounded by lots of reverb. anybody? qi.mono
posted Aug 6
downliners sekt says:
Hey guys! Cool group you have in here!
We are proud to upload our new work entitled 'Still Engine',
a mixtape featuring unreleased tracks from the 'Statement Of Purpose' sessions, demos and never-to-be-released material.
This 45 minute piece also includes remixes and versions from 'Statement Of Purpose',
and original tracks from new artists in the collective, you will soon know about...
Check out JZA, El Fuzzo, Malota and Outox - our third party partners.
free download: www.dsekt.com
This album is available for free in high bitrate mp3's (320kbps),
as an answer to the copyright cartel and its anti-file sharing scheme.
So if you want to remove a brick from the corporate wall,
download this album, play it loud, share it on your peer to peer client,
and others will follow...
downliners sekt. electronoise for breakbeat initiates
posted Aug 1
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Jet Jaguar says:
For what it's worth, I don't think downloading some stuff that a commercial label was never going to profit from is exactly sticking it to the man. If someone wanted to remove a brick from the corporate wall, they'd have to steal something like James Blunt or Christina Aguilera having originally intended to pay money for it.
No disrespect intended and certainly don't take this as any kind of criticism of your music, I'm just responding to what you wrote.
posted Aug 2
Jet Jaguar says:
Just a quick live recommendation. Went and saw Christopher Willits play the other night and it was excellent. Laptop and guitar muck about, but quite rhythmic and chunky rather than droney, soft Kranky records type business. Well, there were washy moments, but there were a lot of dynamics. Some of the lush bits were kind of shoegazer styles, sudden bits reminiscent of Slowdive, then back into sample-and-hold guitar crackles. Ended with the almost-predictable crescendo of noise, still sounded pretty different from anything I've heard.
There's a youtube clip here that's fairly indicative.
posted Jul 18
osprey says:
bit of blatent promotion here but you may, or may not!, like some of the material on acousmatic records (uk),http://www.acousmatic.co.uk
in particular the work by Mark Caudery, Nick Del Nero and Luka is quite exploratory...
cheers
posted Jun 21
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David Newman says:
yes enjoyed the sound clips from MARK CAUDERY : IMPRESSIONS OF KINTETIC ENERGY (EP) - 2006 - good stuff :)
posted Jun 28
craque says:
cool drones!
the deltason stuff there is interesting too, more beatful than the others.
i am definitely enjoying the mark caudery too
posted Jun 28
Matan Rubinstein says:
Chris Cutler is an experimental drummer- he has been active through some of the most memorable moments in Experimental music from 1970 on. Here though, I wanted to give a link of his writing. His essay "Plunderphonia" is the best summation of sample use in music, and bucket-full of great ideas about it. Just thought I'd share. (got to "writings, then click "Plunderphonia")
http://www.ccutler.com/ccutler/
edit: here he is in action
posted May 11
straight says:
im putting on a day of noise, drones and general musical loveliness as part of the futuresonic festival with
If any of you are going to be in manchester for the futuresonic festival this year drop by for a beer, a brew, some cake and a day of aural bliss. theres more details athttp://www.myspace.com/adullroar
see you there?
steve
posted Apr 25
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straight says:
at the moment i'm really feeling william basinskis work especially 'disintegration loops III' and 'shortwave music'. its brutally simple, fading tape loops and shortwave over considerable timescales but the way in which everything seems so vague, almost half remembered just seems to relly affect me emotionally . or maybe im just a big mary. theres some discussion herehttp://www.hauntedink.com/25/basinski-disintegration.html and you can pick them up fromhttp://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=18417 or downlaod at bleep
posted Apr 25
jijimuge says:
new tracks available..
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posted Aug 30