From Cesium5Hz Sent Sun, Jun 4th 2000, 22:31
From Cesium5Hz Sent Sun, Jun 4th 2000, 22:31
In a message dated 5/06/00 4:10:27 xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx writes: > Nice setlist! Some real gems in there. The Pub, Signer, Farben, > So Takahashi, Lackluster, and Stewart Walker releases are getting > some good play from me as well. I see some classics in there too > from Connective Zone and Thunderground. Also I see a track > from the new Ionized compilation which i recently discovered > as well. But I dont have the new Salz, Phillipe Cam, or Walker > vs Theorem releases. Any reviews on those? > Hey Lance, Thanks for the + feedback. Yeah, that Ionized compilation of artists from Brisbane has lots of potential. Look forward to their forthcoming releases. And basically anything by Salz is a gem. There are 3 releases so far and they keep getting better. The Salz remix of Phillipe Cam on Traum is also one of my favourites at the moment. Both releases are from the Cologne region and can be compared to kind of a crossover between Maurizio/ Vainquer (BC/CR) minimal house sound and the Robert Hood's deep releases on M-Plant. If you have the Kompakt Total 1 compilation there is a Salz track on it which is indicative of that ultra-slick minimal sound. The latest THX3 release on M_nus - Stewart Walker vs Theorem is the best in the series so far, Stewart using Theorems sounds and vice versa resulting in nice blend of ultra deep/ minimal textures whilst retaining that sophistication Theorem and SW are reknowned for. SW's Mobilization / Stabiles remixes on Tektite also features some gems, including that Sutekh remix (an alternate version of the track on Clicks & Cuts). Merrick Brown (Recept) and Female also contribute to some re-workings. A must for those who enjoyed his Stabiles LP. > btw: anybody have a copy of Salz #1 they would be willing to > part with? Try Salz'z Formic distribution @ http://www.formic.de/ Thanks for everyone who have offered their kind support and feedback. It is always appreciated. Make sure you support all your internet radio stations as all of us do it on a volunteer basis (we never get paid) and for the love of the music. The best way to keep in touch with the best internet radio shows for electronic music is to bookmark this summary page by Adam Florin @ http://www.zenda.com/af/idm/ or check out www.beatseek.com. Just click on the broadcast section to go straight to the weekly programs. Cheers, A_Zed _________________________________________ Program Co-ordinator, Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Sunday Electronic Listening [http://rtrfm.ii.net] Perth, W.Aust (WST) 23.00-01.00 Detroit (EST) 10.00-12.00 Frankfurt (CET)/ London(GMT)16.00-18.00