From Synaptic Records Sent Tue, Oct 28th 1997, 18:26
From Synaptic Records Sent Tue, Oct 28th 1997, 18:26
At 10:43 AM 10/28/97 -0500, Philip Hugh Sherburne wrote: >>TRIP TO THE ANDES >> >> ARK 21 Records 1997, 6 18681 00082 2 >> Explore the primal sounds of >> ambient dance music fused with >> the potency of the Incan culture > >now that sounds progressive. wow, more mythologizing primitivism. those >ethnic types are just so *deep*, man. spiritual. > >isn't anyone else disappointed with the intellectual poverty betrayed by >this kind of new-age exoticism? it's not *rampant* in electronic music, >but it's certainly there. shit, it's just like "deep forest" for the >underground. > >(sorry for the rant. i get cranky when i have to grade papers first thing >in the morning.) > >phil So, have you listened to it, or are you just responding to a one-sentence PR statement? It's actually a pretty good comp -- though one of the tracks (Youth "Half Moon") is pretty clearly asian/middle-eastern in inspiration rather than andean (and, to us) the mu-ziq track is the biggest pile of dung on this comp (throw away track) Has no correlation to the rest of the music. Most likely it appears on this comp for Hype reasons than for musical content. Synaptic Records (Ben & Rick) 608 S. Broadway Denver, CO 80209 (303) 722-9428 (vox) (303) 722-9540 (fax) xxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx http://www.eazy.net/synaptic-records/