From --Unhinged-- Sent Thu, Jul 8th 1999, 07:53
i guess you'll have these up for trade tomorrow then Pietro? william -----Original Message----- From: `Pietro <xxx@xxxxxxx.xx> To: xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx <xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Date: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 11:25 PM Subject: (idm) Emanate/Hydrant/Aural Industries [plug] > >Some VERY interesting titles have been glued >to the player these past few days.. > >Thug's "Isolated Rhythm Chock" is a cross between >smooth and abstract beats with subtle synth notes >weaved ever so tightly within each track. Some highlights on >hear include "Dolphin Muffler", "Rhino Song" and "Let >Us Chip" (I'll be featuring these on Friday's show). Check >out Aural Industries at >http://www.aural-industries.com.au/artists/thug.html >(Full review in Grooves Issue #2 soon..) > >Hydrant Records, who have recently made the move >from Chicago to California have just put out their latest title >by Richard Bailey aka Proem. "Burn Plate no. 1" sounds >like a cross between BoC and (older) Squarepusher. >Many of his tracks are built on a platform of distorted >beat patterns matched with sizzling high notes and >screeching melodies locked in (almost) each groove. >The sounds are quite consistent throughout this >full length, and veer in the direction of experimental >electronica with an oddly amusing pulse.. Check out >Hydrant Records at http://www.hydrant-records.com >for more info on related topics, and stay tuned for an >appearance on Kracfive's "Kracfivian Mecha-Penguins >Vol 3" compilation (includes the likes of Colongib, Pacman, >Bauri, V/VM, Phthalocyanine and many more).. > >Last but DEFINITELY not least, is Emanate's 002 & 003 >releases by none other then those two guys who made >the Emanated comp so wonderful: Lilienthal and If.Then.Else. >If.Then.Else (aka Deno) introduce's his synthetic array of tweaked >melodies and smooth debris on "Realizations". Rather >then make comparisons with other artists in the electronica >field, If.Then.Else pours an ambient stream of beats >and melodies inside the listener while your ears >remain only a function of the body. Recommended listening.. > >Lilienthal's "Castor&Pollux (aka Arrow Kleeman) is another >one of my favorites. While maintaining an overall "soft" feeling >throughout, many of these tracks warp and twist around >disconnected beats and smooth atmospheric chaos. >This one will clearly stand as a benchmark for quality >IDM music for 1999. Definitely worth seeking out. >For the latest news check out Emanate Records here: >http://syncopated.net/emanate > >Pietro. >_______________________________ >Pietro Da Sacco, xxx@xxxxxxx.xx >~ Grooves Magazine ~ >http://www.rain.org/~audio/grooves/ >~ Insound (Grooves #1) ~ >http://www.insound.com/zinestand/grooves/ >~ The Circular Cosmic Spot ~ >http://www.sdriver.com/spot > > >