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biszibosz wrote:Hello there,
its great to see a fellow member interested in such great aspect of audio as eletctronic/modern music is.

May i add the suggestion:
I too endeavor into electronic/experimental stuff most of the time and found it easier to present it to others when divided into different style groups.
For instance, just because of perception of such music i would not put AFX and, say, biosphere on the same album. Also, i happen to journey more and more into "acoustic doom" lately, which as created by Svarte Greiner (much under Deaf Center moniker) and his Miasmah label (which i consider to be most interestingly evolving label out there at the moment) wanders into the territory of dark ambient and drone. This, presented as a whole - but separate genre - might be a great addition to all well know classic idm-stylish sounds of FSOL, Ae or others. Deriving from classic ambient, and mixing up powerful punch in the sens of maximum simplicity = maximum emotions might shopw a tottaly different aspect of the fusion between electronic and neo-classical approach to modern music. Especially when presented by the likes of Elegi, Reich (though hes known in different areas), mentioned Irrisari, Ben Woods, Miasmah, Digitalis label , Khate, Eleh, Rameses II, and many more...

... Thus, i would propose to make style diferenciation in between the sampler tracks.

I would have though to make another thread pointed towards more ambient/drone-ish type of music, and mentioned darker ambient/field recording mash-ups - i hope this would not be treated as a idea-stealer ? I just feel that nowadays modern classical music derives more and more from electronica and they tend to go in tottally different directions, even when considering they started from the same branch of tree and they might be similarly inspired.

jadarin wrote:
A bit different from his other stuff but still very good.

cybot wrote:

cybot wrote:

jadarin wrote:
A bit different from his other stuff but still very good.

You're right jad it is a lot more 'difficult' than his other albums. Have you heard his second Lp Rememberanza? It was his last normal album. Since then he's taken far more risks with the album you've mentioned and another one called Cosmos which came out as triple 45 rpm Lp edition and where he gets more into the drone aspect.

jadarin wrote:

cybot wrote:

jadarin wrote:
A bit different from his other stuff but still very good.

You're right jad it is a lot more 'difficult' than his other albums. Have you heard his second Lp Rememberanza? It was his last normal album. Since then he's taken far more risks with the album you've mentioned and another one called Cosmos which came out as triple 45 rpm Lp edition and where he gets more into the drone aspect.

I also have Rememberanza which is really good but my favourite is Martes which has stunning production!!
The Versailles sessions has been used as a test disk by Hi-Fi choice and with the quality of production and sound on offer it's easy too hear why.

DaveF wrote:

cybot wrote:

Available on vinyl?

Fran wrote:Yeah - and can somone post volume 1 as well?