From Sharon Maher Sent Wed, Aug 11th 1999, 18:00
From Sharon Maher Sent Wed, Aug 11th 1999, 18:00
While we're on this topic, in addition to Haujobb's "Ninety Nine," Newt, and Architect i'd also like to put a reccommendation in for Forma Tadre's "Automate." Forma Tadre is the other half of Newt and anyone who appreciated that project or the recent Haujobb album will definately like it. daniel wrote: > On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Tom Millar wrote: > > > Haujobb: ninetynine > > Metropolis met 113 > > > > been meaning to talk about this one. I had listened to older haujobb > material and was put off. Not that it was bad, but I don't dig industrial > anymore. This however is a different story. This is more in line with > minimal electronics. Best described as dark and compelling. When > vocals(voices?) are used they are not burdensome or annoying. In fact > they add something extra. If you like this CD look into these haujobb > releated side projects: > > newt > architect > > Actually I am supprised architect hasn't gotten more attention on this > list. Good use of the drum and bass ethic while keeping it original. > > when I get some time I will try and write some reviews of it. > > Tip of the day: pick up sonogram - 'Heartbeat Submarines' cd; brilliant > ambient. > > -daniel > Head Monkey > Mad Monkey Records > http://monkey.eliteware.com