From Dave Segal Sent Fri, Jul 9th 1999, 17:54
From Dave Segal Sent Fri, Jul 9th 1999, 17:54
>From: xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx >To: xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx >Subject: re: (idm) Reich + related... >Date: Fri, Jul 9, 1999, 10:22 AM > >On a related note, I'd suggest checking out Morton Subotnick's Touch. >More early tape edit trickery, and lots of fun Buchla synthesis from the >late 60s. If you like TBD/BDP's Spanners or Music for Adverts, then you >can really appreciate this. > >http://www.newalbion.com/artists/subotnickm/ > >Also, Joan La Barbara will fit nicely in the contemporary minimalist genre. > >http://www.newalbion.com/artists/labarbaraj/ > > > >+odd >-- >Todd Sines I second Todd's recommendation on Touch, but also would point y'all toward Subotnick's Silver Apples Of The Moon and The Sidewinder: Psychedelic academic electronic music from the late 60s that still sounds damn good. Silver Apples is available with another album--The Wild Bull, I think--on one CD, which I've seen at Other Music and Kim's in NYC. Forced Exposure might have it, too. Dave Segal Managing Editor/Alternative Press Reviews/BPM/Reissue Redux/Origins Of Cool Secret Ions on WCSB Thursdays 9-11PM EST www.wcsb.org