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Iâve been playing this so much last year.
same, but kinda forgot about it until WIllow busted it out the other night. top banga
bit a shame the flip is so uninspired.
the new Low Income $quad tape is p lit
The only track from the new Talismann that really grabbed me:
liking the ivvvo stuff !
could easily see you making this track
so this ihatemodels guy kind of has an interesting sound, but does it ever turn into good tracks ?
whatzya fav?
I donât really listen to that kind of stuff much anymore. I think itâs because nights with music
like that draw a crowd that I donât want to be in.
That being said, I played this one quite a few times:
Lost in this World is also decent imo. Some of the tracks shouldnât even have been
released though.
Itâs pastiche, isnât it? Wearing the influences a bit too prominently on its sleeve. I kinda like the direction Arts is headed to at the moment though; decidedly unapologetic big-room sounds with a knack for overt emotion. Like Klockworks, but better.
Iâve kinda slipped into this local scene where everyoneâs playing slow and hard as fuck EBM & industrial influenced techno, post-punk & wave records. Some of it is a bit cheesy, but not gonna lie, thereâs also bare bangers. Look out for the likes of Interstellar Funk, Black Merlin, JASSS, Le Chocolat Noir, Alessandro Adriani and Vladimir Ivkovic pushing these sounds on the international stage.
Our next release is a warehouse rave influenced techno EP Called 4AM Sweat.
Have a listen and let us know what you think.
Cheers.
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wouldnât a tune that was teched out beyond recognition genre wise have to be considered a techno tune?
like I mean doesnât techno have to wear on its sleave that its this all inclusive thing where the tech extreme goes ?
what do you mean by âteched outâ? productionwise, as in Noisia^10? or stereotyping techno to the absolute max and beyond?
in both cases, yes⌠and Iâd be interested to hear your take on the latter 
People who didnât know used to call anything electronic Techno.
yeah techâed out as an opposite to like organic (where i consider for example break beats to be part of organic music - that nuum) but also like the sound of technology before technology becomes musical
but i guess that is industrial too
a lot of stuff that was techno influenced like boddika or blawan has that ware house sound to it but that imo is also organic
and if they had started out as techno artists we would probably say their progression was turning it into dnb or at least break beat music you know what i mean?
so i just thought there might be some extreme âsound of technologyâ hidden behind somewhere?
scifi should probably just be a genre in music
(oh and yeah will add you when i post it up in another thread jrk, cheers)
im talking about extratronic ofcourse, mks 