From Eric Frans Sent Sat, May 16th 1998, 02:53
Pedro F. Cevallos Jr. wrote: > I recently bought Witchman's LP "Explorimenting Beats" after really > enjoying his tracks off "Further Self Evident Truths 3" ("Dust Head") and > "State of the Nu Art" ("Arcane Radio"). Has anybody heard his LP "Heavy > Traffic"? I saw it as a double CD at my local music store. Any reviews? > Has he done anything else worth hunting down? Are there any major > differences between the vinyl and CD releases? Anything else along that > intelligent dark ambience vein? Like always, all leads welcomed... I recently heard a 12" of Witchman remixes of Finitribe in a shop and I'd say that would be worth hunting down if you're into the intelligent, dark and experimental end on d n' b. Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the 12", but it contained remixes of tracks from Finitribe's _Sleazy Listening_ album. Speaking of which, can someone describe that Fintribe album for me? I own their _Unexpected Groovy Treat_ and _Sheigra_ albums and enjoy listening to them when I need a more uplifting IDM sound. :) Anyway, comparisons to those 2 would be greatly appreciated! _____________________________________________ E r i c F r a n s :: xxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx [cellular] http://www.internetconnect.net/~kdkates/epf [si-{cut}.db] http://www.internetconnect.net/~kdkates/epf/benford [so-cal idm] http://www.internetconnect.net/~kdkates/epf/scidm.html "It's too bad that whole families have to be torn apart by something as simple as wild dogs." - Jack Handey on: v/a - Headshop [Source] (damn I love that track by Vango Noir!)