Demdike Stare.

Just got their triple cd Tryptych. It combines three vinyl eps from last year with bonus material. This stuff is basically a dream come true for me. Sample-based dark ambient with beats. Spooky stuff, but not in a cheesy way, or for that matter an overly disturbing way. They go a lot of directions, but I'd say think of DJ Shadow's Hindsight off Preemptive Strike. More decayed, much less hip hop (no Roy Ayers breaks here), but a similar vibe.

Of course the beats are broken up with straight drones and noise, but all of it's rhythmic. I know these guys are getting lumped in with Salem and witch house or whatever, (and the occult is certainly a big part of what they draw from) but this is something much more disciplined and patient.

It's a lot of music to sift though, but damn if this isn't some of my favorite electronic-ish stuff I've heard in a long time.

Here's a few songs that show their style and range.

Forest of Evil - Dawn

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bL1I7XSqZQ

Repository of Light

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq4dcGM_8uA

Hashshashin Chant

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S__TlmFHaWM

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as much as i enjoyed that 500+ post topic last year, it did prevent some of you from making new topics about specific artists, releases, and even genres that would have got the usual 3 or 4 people in there talking. maybe individual topics that fizzle out after a day and <10 replies are better than a reply that gets glossed over in a gigantic thread. certainly no one is restricting their conversations about other types of new music to one thread.


>Demdike Stare.

you make it sound really good, so thanks, and i'll check it out.


>Of course the beats are broken up with straight drones and
>noise, but all of it's rhythmic. I know these guys are getting
>lumped in with Salem and witch house or whatever, (and the
>occult is certainly a big part of what they draw from) but
>this is something much more disciplined and patient.

i'm glad you said that because so much of that "witchhouse" stuff is really cheap and obvious even if not necessarily bad.

>>Demdike Stare.
>
>you make it sound really good, so thanks, and i'll check it
>out.

i liked it; didn't really strike me as okayplayer-y in the least bit

I'm more excited to check this out than ever, watched the hashashim chant video the other day and was feeling it, from what I recall it seemed a lot more frenetic than anything on the previous cd -I'm glad to hear the good words, sounds like it might be a step ahead of previous? I had been a little disappointed that their recent releases were vinyl only, impacting my ability to listen, so happy about this release. You've assured this should my next purchase, thanks for the sample selections...

What I ordered instead of Demdike Stare this pay period was a re-release of three albums by Thomas Köner on the Type label. I wasn't familiar with him, but apparently an ambient artist who made his mark in the early 90s, using processed organic sounds like slowed-down gongs. The clear high regard and descriptions of 'dark ambient' together with youtube samples encouraged me to check, although weather has prevented me from receiving as of yet (though it would have been appropriate for being snowed in):

Serac -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh-RKOBJsaE&feature=related

Teimo -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWuqyU5bqsQ&feature=related


Any rate, seems like good 'sets' coming out lately.

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>(though it would have been appropriate for
>being snowed in):

i've been getting my snowy weather soundtrack on lately, too, but mostly slowdive's 'pygmalion' & demos 2010 reissue, a silver mt. zion, and classical rather than instrumental electronic music so far


>Any rate, seems like good 'sets' coming out lately.

not to derail the topic, but i recently listened to the reissued juan atkins '20 years' comp you recommended to me last year, and it's flames! thanks

>i've been getting my snowy weather soundtrack on lately, too,
>but mostly slowdive's 'pygmalion' & demos 2010 reissue, a
>silver mt. zion, and classical rather than instrumental
>electronic music so far

It occurs to me how common of a musical theme it really is, snow & ice brings out certain moods... I also keep thinking about this post-surgery photo I saw last year of a guy's toes that were all clipped off due to untreated frost bite, all lined up in a row, unexplored inspiration for winter music.

>>Any rate, seems like good 'sets' coming out lately.
>
>not to derail the topic, but i recently listened to the
>reissued juan atkins '20 years' comp you recommended to me
>last year, and it's flames! thanks

Glad you liked it... hope lives up to my hyperbole.

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I noticed those Köner reissues. They sound really great and are definitely on my list. But I think my next ambient purchase will be Alva Noto Xerox 2.

Very cool about the slowed down gongs. I discovered a cool ambient noise recently. For the holidays we had a bowl filled with jingle bells on the coffee table. I noticed when you picked it up and moved it slowly, they created this very light rustle that was somewhere between rain falling and wind blowing through trees. I'll have to see if my USB mic can pick it up.

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>Very cool about the slowed down gongs. I discovered a cool
>ambient noise recently. For the holidays we had a bowl filled
>with jingle bells on the coffee table. I noticed when you
>picked it up and moved it slowly, they created this very light
>rustle that was somewhere between rain falling and wind
>blowing through trees. I'll have to see if my USB mic can pick
>it up.

that's awesome and ridiculous at the same time, and I don't mean that in any insulting way. just the sort of thing that needs to be included in the description of the release of this as-yet-unreleased track, which I'm sure will be wedded to a loftier concept e.g. a failed historical expedition, chinese mythology, etc.

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Perhaps Donner Wave


> which I'm sure will be wedded to a
>loftier concept e.g. a failed historical expedition, chinese
>mythology, etc.
>

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>Perhaps Donner Wave

LMAO *wiping a tear away*... electronic music thrives on innovation, there is nothing that says you can't do both.

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I never heard that last LFO album, but I recently watched Enter the Void. Anyway, during the credits I hear this song that sounds vaguely familiar, and man, is it awesome. I rewound the credits just to relisten to the song to see if I could identify it.

Anyway, I don't figure it out, and so I hit up Google. Find out it's LFO's Freak.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3og0oFiDO3U&fmt=18

Here it is in the credits.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL0lNGXoP8E&feature=related

Most of you probably already know this song, but I don't care. Shit bangs.

>I never heard that last LFO album, but I recently watched
>Enter the Void.

i know i can google this, but is this a recent movie...?

the song is also featured in hard candy from way back before ellen paige was juno

there's also a very cool (well, i like it) mashup of the song w/ dizzee rascal i could inbox




>Most of you probably already know this song, but I don't care.
> Shit bangs.

it does; he should've kept making music.

Gaspar Noe's (Irreversible) latest film. Not great imo but worth seeing. Tons of sex and weird stuff so be careful who you watch it with.

i know inpulse is a busy guy so after the nonresponse last winter i watched and "enjoyed" (if that's the right word) it.

Favorite track:

"The Birds Don't Fly this High"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBxxAtbe1wU

Recent pfork review:
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/14998-emerald-fantasy-tracks/

Another new phase for my boy Lone. More uptempo/dance-ish this go'round, but still with the trademark characteristics I cherish (generous compression, woozy-pitch sun-warped tape texture, melancholy melodies).

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I don't like the beat anymore because its just a loop. ALC didn't FLIP IT ENOUGH!

Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno

Allied State of the National Electric Beat Treaty Organization (NEBTO)

i have seriously slept on this album ...

what elese are you diggin at the moment?

To people like US, a record is a piece of history. A moment in time.
Most people don't get it.

>what elese are you diggin at the moment?

I wouldn't consider it electronica-related, but it's a pleasant listen (I prefer the sound of his previous album).
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Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno

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I'm just going by the three tubeyou clips you posted but it sounds more like orchestrated noise than skillfully composed ambient electronic but I guess that's your vibe.

I guess I thought it would be on some newly new age type stuff, you know the stuff you probably would hear on Echos (that late-night radio show on IPR/NPR), lol.

https://tinyurl.com/y4ba6hog

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Joey, I love you, but you just said the same thing about Emptyset's Demiurge album.

signature pose.

>Joey, I love you, but you just said the same thing about
>Emptyset's Demiurge album.

When did I say this, I haven't been active enough to check out anybody's links on some abstract shit and in mumuland it's been dead lately and I haven't been on there to hear any shit in almost in two months now; but if I remember correctly, I don't think I've ever been pleased with any emptyset shit.

https://tinyurl.com/y4ba6hog

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http://soundcloud.com/cexman

i was into his music a decade ago but lost interest in and track of him as time went on and he ventured into all kinds of other music

with him having joined soundcloud and begun unleashing new music, i've been listening, and most of it is pretty amazing, very violent, dark, and primordial, and well worth checking out, especially since it's available to download as well

These do sound really good.

My local record store always has a few of his albums that I'm tempted to give a try. Actual F**king, Being Ridden and Sketch. Familiar with any?

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on the 'tall dark and handcuffed' album and maybe elsewhere

that was when i really started to o_O at the wild directions his music/career went since it was right after a couple great "IDM" albums, 'role model' and 'oops i did it again'

his forays into other musics, including rapping, haven't been bad at all from what i have listened to, but i guess at the time i wasn't enough of a fan of/believer in HIM to keep up with everything, so i tuned out for years


>My local record store always has a few of his albums that I'm
>tempted to give a try. Actual F**king, Being Ridden and
>Sketch. Familiar with any?

unfortunately no, although i've always wanted to hear the rest of 'being ridden' (have heard some), which wasn't long after he started jumping genres

if he puts an album out this year that isn't vinyl or digital purchase only i would happily buy it just based on these soundcloud freebies

my regret is never seeing him live because it seems like his shows were constantly evolving, almost like totally different performers, from what he's said and the reviews i've read

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i also checked out 3 tracks from his last album, 'bataille royale' (2009), which is digital and vinyl only, unfortunately. pretty different from the soundcloud stuff but also really good and a great evolution from the early sound i'm more familiar with. these 3 tracks were one that was a very interesting/weird take on baltimore club music (he's a baltimore native and true fan of the genre, not an outsider getting a fake picture of what it's all about), one that was sort of modern minimal techno, and the other was a bit more general electronic with probably an old school house influence. i definitely want to hear more, but alas it's not in my fav format.

i also revisited a little of his old stuff, and one of his rap songs i hadn't listened to in at least 6 years sounded great, like a hybrid of mobb deep and anticon, something i'm sure i didn't appreciate at the time. i'll probably play catchup on some of the music i skipped.

i guess what i'm appreciating is the nuanced production and composition. he's approaching various styles of music and making them his and also really putting in a lot of unexpected detail.

http://forum.nin.com/bb/read.php?7,1226115,1226115#msg-1226115

Wrong place to put this, but these new mods man....
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NIN was never dead, he just didn't want to tour any more. that's cool that something is coming. i only expected the girl with the dragon tattoo soundtrack and maybe another how to destroy angels release. i gave up on waiting for a 2nd volume of the social network soundtrack since the film versions are up on the sony web site, and it's already been so many months. peter christopherson was supposed to remix or work with HTDA according to his last interview, which would've been amazing to hear. i wonder how far he got with the parts trent sent over. probably not very.


>http://forum.nin.com/bb/read.php?7,1226115,1226115#msg-1226115
>
>Wrong place to put this, but these new mods man....

yeah, that was kinda random, but i bet you could've got away with it. WOLF GANG!

to keep on topic, cex has a long EP/short album from the mid '00s called 'maryland mansions' i've also been meaning to hear that inspired mostly by not manson but NIN's 'broken.'

>peter christopherson was supposed to remix or work with HTDA
>according to his last interview, which would've been amazing
>to hear. i wonder how far he got with the parts trent sent
>over. probably not very.

wow.

>to keep on topic, cex has a long EP/short album from the mid
>'00s called 'maryland mansions' i've also been meaning to hear
>that inspired mostly by not manson but NIN's 'broken.'

Based off of what I heard on the soundcloud I have no idea what that would sound like but am very intrigued. I still am pretty desperate for a good electronic used CD spot, though if I'm honest I probably haven't searched hard enough.

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>I still am
>pretty desperate for a good electronic used CD spot, though if
>I'm honest I probably haven't searched hard enough.

in my area, i've always had luck with cd/game exchange. it wouldn't have modern niche artists (maybe cex because he's local, but probably not), but i've picked up copies of albums i was never willing to pay full price for and all for decent to incredible prices for pretty much anyone who was a "name" in the '90s and early '00s. if i can find these, i'm sure NYC has a similar store somewhere. check yelp or something.

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/trent-reznor-talks-oscars-lollapalooza-memories-20110315?print=true

(all the trent/NIN topics are gone)

Very nice. There's a 20 minute jam that doesn't come close to justifying its length, but the rest was quality. Sounds kind of like a perkier version of the Autechre's latest offerings.

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i just made a big order 2 days ago, but this will be copped

finally ordered, received, and heard... very nice indeed! anyone who likes what he's posted on soundcloud in recent months would enjoy this album as it's basically more of the same. i'm very satisfied and happy to support.

Electronic in the jazz tradition. I absolutely love it. Better than the first one. And is the 'studio' album I wanted after the live one last year.
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why does this sound *so* familiar?
http://soundcloud.com/factmag/mono-poly-needs-deodorant

The keyboard part is either a sample or interpolation. Pretty sure it's from an 70s or 80s movie score, but I can't think of which one.

dammit

btw i love this tune

To people like US, a record is a piece of history. A moment in time.
Most people don't get it.

i believe that was posted as a new, forthcoming track, and i heard it through that link pretty soon after it was posted, so i still think i recognize the sample or interpolation

Kuniyuki Takahashi - Walking in the Naked City

Sometimes slow to catch up w/ albums on my wishlist, this is from 2010 just now finally bought it. He alternates between this and his Koss alias, the latter for more ambient-style projects. Under his birth name it tends to be labeled 'deep house' although that suggests something more danceable than what it usually is, organic-sounding electronic music. A few bars here and there suggests aimless improvisational noodling over percussive loops, but long term it becomes more clear that the music involves more gradual or subtle dynamics, jazz textures in electronic dance-derived forms, rather than electronic textures in jazz forms. Some of the tracks are heavier on atmospheric grooves rather than instrument-guided textures. Nice overall, I like this artist and feel he is getting better with time.

one of the more atmospheric tracks:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcWRv261sCw

Rise - Messages

Loop-and-sample-based album seemingly more in the hip-hop tradition in terms of composition, based around 60s/70s jazz, seemingly the underground Sun-Ra/community-minded/spiritual type - lots of inspirational quotes and speeches are interspersed from various musicians and related figures, music and ideas make for a united-feeling album, like a tribute to the time. Some of the percussion is more consistent with break-beat-derived, head-nodding material, but not afraid to build off of percussive loops that are not overtly dance-oriented. Pianos, horns, etc., contemplative moods.

opening track (not counting a brief spoken segment):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGq3SjLP4dM

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since you made this post, but I forgot all about it.

So is Salem a band or do you mean the place? Also, what is this witch house stuff you mentioned?

I know I could just google both, but, well, y'know.

Salem is a polarizing band that just looks stupider than you could ever imagine.

I honestly don't know anything about witchhouse. I think it just refers to a movement that's combining dance music with certain horror movie type sounds. Maybe?

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Owned my ears for a minute now. Why... well just watch - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8k4Qht4cnw
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Not to generalize, but speaking of middle east electronic music, Sohrab - A Hidden Place is my favorite ambient release of the year so far. Iranian punk musician turned refugee making 2/3 beautiful, 1/3 dark ambient stuff that fits well on Touch records, which released the album.

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They blew me the fuck away. Prior to that I liked some of their songs, was meh about others, but the live show really totally shook me up. I will literally see them as many more times as possible before I die (they have only played NYC twice in the last 7 years so not a big commitment).

Fun, sleazy sounding 80's type stuff. It has tricky parts but is all wrapped up in a nice package that makes it go down smooth. Recommended if you like Kraftwerk or Kavinsky.

So I went to this event last night - http://lrlx.wordpress.com/2011/03/11/audience-presents-cinema-for-the-ear-at-unsound-festival-ny-2011/

Pretty fcking phenomenal. It wasn't until I got there that I realized there would be no visuals. Just a dark theatre. It took a minute for it to set in, but eventually it was perhaps one of the most engaging listening experiences i've had in a while.

While Demdike's piece wasn't the best (that'd go to Bryan Jacobs) it was absolutely incredible hearing them in loud suround sound like that. Apparently it was the first time they had worked in 5.1. Here's hoping the next release follows the format.
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http://www.last.fm/user/chillhood

Dak is the shit.

http://brian-eno.net/drums-between-the-bells/

for the life of me, i cannot figure out why this 4 and a half minute song is 25 MB. i was thinking it was one of those HD MP3 files or maybe 96 khz, but it's a 320/44 mp3. can anyone here explain the bloated file size?

i figure i'm just talking to the wind here, but this mp3 has the same issue: http://soundcloud.com/maddecent/bosco-delrey-babys-got-a-blue (download)

20 MB but no cover art and

Payload Size: 4772885 bytes
Header found at: 16330386 bytes
Enc Delay: 528, Zero Padding: 1980
Length: 199 seconds
MPEG-1 layer 3
192 kbps, approx. 951 frames
44100 Hz Stereo
CRC: No, Copyrighted: No
Original: No, Emphasis: None

WTF?!

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Dope racially-ambiguous band from Sweden. They just put out a song Friday on Altered Zones:

http://alteredzones.com/posts/1427/pamplemouse-run-you/

http://www.startower.co.uk
http://www.dannyswain.com

http://boomkat.com/cds/415713-ricardo-villalobos-max-loderbauer-re-ecm

It's like they were directly inside my head when they conceived this project. I've really grown to love the ECM label in last few years, and thought so much of it sounds compatible with modern electronic music.

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http://www.earmilk.com/2011/11/01/black-ceiling-ii-album-review-download/

****sig****

(didn't know where else to put this; it probably doesn't warrant its own post)

the music is not particulary complex; he just layers some woozy synth lines on top of each other over 4-to-the-floor kicks but it's pretty effective and catchy. i guess it's the quality of the sounds themselves and the melodies that makes it work. maybe?

melodic

I have been listening to it with lots of enjoyment for a week straight.

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the title track is just sublime

i've noticed that i get sucked into some songs without realizing it. i'll get distracted by the weird textures he creates with those vocal hiccups, not really "feeling" the song and wondering what it's all leading up to then suddenly i'm waist deep in the song and finding it very beautiful

i forgot to listen to it (in its entirety vs. selections played by other people) until today and ended up really liking it

he has some cuts on the "best of tectonic" double album from earlier this year (of which the 2nd disc is basically about 1/2 of pinch's fact mix) that i really like; the way his tracks are construced is really intriguing to me (the percussion in particular i find very interesting). i find them very finely observed and fussed over

is it worth listening to?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n5GVl3Bf7I&feature=related

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it's cold, amelodic, it *moves* (i love the percussion), and the album as a whole flows very nicely. no real "bad" tracks. it also recalls and/or incorporates a lot of styles: drum n bass, garage, dubstep, techno, house but manages to stay pretty cohesive

'relapse' makes me think of go plastic/ultravisitor-era squarepusher gone dub. it's nuts, but in a subdued way. that probably doesn't make any sense but it's a standout track anyway

i see you didn't need any encouraging or prodding to check it out... i should follow your lead in that

by Illesha. And I think there was another too but can't ref it right now.

I remember tripping out about that fact but don't really remember the Sparrow joint. I know Illesha is on that west coast stadium beats vibe.

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"When the music stops he falls back into this abyss."

anybody heard any of (their/his) stuff?

Found (them/him?) on Spotify while looking for more chillwave.


Karl X Johan - Flames
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ345aH7dS8

Latepass me maybe?

some wild borderline dubstep...sometimes completely dubstep....sometimes more just chilled out electronic

my apologies, as this is really better suited to an old topic of mine that got deleted, but:

Lou Rhodes (of Lamb) "doesn't think she will ever return to electronica. 'Music goes in cycles - you reach the highest point in one cycle and then it bursts in to a whole new one. I think dance music and dance-based technological music has just been done to death. It's funny, because all those electronic producers who are used to writing very beautiful instrumental music suddenly want to write songs now, but because they come from a completely different tradition they can't do it. Just putting vocals over the top doesn't make it a song.'" -The Guardian, Thursday 2 March 2006 < http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2006/mar/03/werejammin >

It's funny earlier in the year I had come to this conclusion... well maybe not the as fuck part. But I'd listened to a single and was like, "ionno what dem boys tawn bout dis shit here is wack." Didn't think much bout it till you know end of year, start reading around and people talking shit. So it's like oh damn, maybe I missed out on something with this Hype Williams cat. So I go do a little search so I can check out the album. Two songs in "man what da fuck is dis wack shit. deez mofo's either dumb as shit or dey be lying dey ass off."

WACK AS FUCK.
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"When the music stops he falls back into this abyss."

if you could make a list of current electronic musicians/instrumental producers you think should get some love on OKP (not the forums), list them here... i will pass them along

nosaj thing
pantha du prince
demdike stare
clark
autechre
venetian snares
vladislav delay
afta 1
lone
suzi analogue
jneiro jarel

All three are releasing stuff that I think would be appreciated here.

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I check for: Serengeti, Zeroh, Open Mike Eagle, Jeremiah Jae, Moka Only.

Nothing I have to suggest (that I'm listening to in general) is particularly earth-shaking or inconsistent w/ what's discussed or mentioned elsewhere, but here's some of the stuff I've bought the past year that hasn't already been mentioned here (apologies if I overlooked a redundancy somewhere):

Anthony Nicholson
Antonio Ocasio
Reel People
Hiroshi Watanabe
Joaquin Joe Claussell
Glenn Underground
Bvdub (Brock van Wey)
Moritz von Oswald
Sandwell District
Bruno Prunsato
Deepchord
Dego
Kaidi Tatham
Talvihorros
Okada Taxi
Kuniyuki Takahashi
Trinidadian Deep
Rise
Rick Wilhite
Studio Apartment
Calm

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http://soundcloud.com/ajiav
http://www.last.fm/user/ajiav

Games without front ears / born without ears

added them (and stylez')... still fielding suggestions for the next 24-48 hours

now having heard twice as much from this era as before, i can say pretty confidently that this and the "cavity job" single are the sound of autechre before they were deeply influenced by the ambient music that was so big in the early to mid '90s and informed what came to be called IDM, including the first few autechre releases on warp. here, they are pretty strictly in acid, hardcore techno ("rave"), and (electro) hip-hop mode, and it's awesome.

EDIT: also, if you enjoy the lego feet sound, the orbital and meat beat manifesto releases from the same time are worth your while. i'm pretty sure that's a MBM 12" cover shown in the studio photo in the album art.

ive been listening to this for 2 weeks straight and its really wonderful. I guess since going through their later work, this one also digests down much easier. You mentioned Meat Beat Manifesto. any recommendation on which years of their stuff?

signature pose.

>You mentioned
>Meat Beat Manifesto. any recommendation on which years of
>their stuff?

similar to lego feet? the early stuff:
1989 Storm the Studio
1990 Armed Audio Warfare
1990 99%
1992 Satyricon
1997 (but mostly much earlier recordings) Original Fire
if you do like those, there are later archival releases of more early material and even a new release in similar early style

that said, my favorite is 1998 Actual Sounds + Voices, which is different sounding than what we're talking about

from someone i know here: http://mountainrange.bandcamp.com/ some four tet, the field, glitchy influences... give it a listen/buy for 0.00

first time in all my years here hearing music like this from an OKP

here's his soundcloud with a few older tracks/demos etc http://soundcloud.com/mountain-range