"Emotionally Charged Electronica" & The Ineffable Sadness of Woops
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I prefer the Uni Umit album though, like Miles above what Kompakt and those guys did later. ambient glitch pop songs.
woops
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Dymaxion - Verfemsdungseffekt
33. Combines the indie label and the Pierre Henry / E.V.A. vibe which connects to electroacoustics in the past and electronica in the future. Mysterious band this who didn't gig much / ever and I never saw a photo of them. But there was a TVappearance on Youtube when I just checked so perhaps they weren't completely reclusive.
33. Combines the indie label and the Pierre Henry / E.V.A. vibe which connects to electroacoustics in the past and electronica in the future. Mysterious band this who didn't gig much / ever and I never saw a photo of them. But there was a TVappearance on Youtube when I just checked so perhaps they weren't completely reclusive.
woops
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Aaliyah - Try Again (instrumental)
34. You will all know this one so that's why I'm posting the instrumental. Not that I don't love her voice and the lyrics, but when I heard the synths on this I went straight to Virgin Megastore asap to buy the 12". And took my first ever serious step toward the continuum. Suddenly the sounds I wanted, the drums, the synths, were not on underground labels but on TV. This track is reverse melancholy as it has an optimistic lyric over this chilly, robotic instrumental.
34. You will all know this one so that's why I'm posting the instrumental. Not that I don't love her voice and the lyrics, but when I heard the synths on this I went straight to Virgin Megastore asap to buy the 12". And took my first ever serious step toward the continuum. Suddenly the sounds I wanted, the drums, the synths, were not on underground labels but on TV. This track is reverse melancholy as it has an optimistic lyric over this chilly, robotic instrumental.
woops
is not like other people
UI drive until he sleeps
35. Guitar band plays dance music, basically. Somewhere along the axis that leads (led me) to pure electronic stuff. I don't like that term indietronica there were too many shit people. I always thought it was electronica.
Released on Southern which was a hardcore label I thought.
35. Guitar band plays dance music, basically. Somewhere along the axis that leads (led me) to pure electronic stuff. I don't like that term indietronica there were too many shit people. I always thought it was electronica.
Released on Southern which was a hardcore label I thought.
sadmanbarty
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i don't know how i missed this thread. maybe it was when i was on holiday. it's a goodun.
Woebot
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i remember that guy!
woops
is not like other people
Darryl. There was another guy who worked in there who released:
The long haired guy (that narrows it down) who ran the label Lissy's? Put out a Stereolab 7" and something by Matmos? He initially came across as really sarky and jaded, but he was alright once you got through the barrier. I remember he ripped the piss out of me one time for buying a copy of 'Gimme Punaany' by Admiral Bailey.
droid
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Woebot
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Darryl the antipodean with the thin weaselly face.
woops
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Prolapse - Flex
38. I can remember listening to this on CD for the first time and willing it to last for 15 minutes, which it did to the second.
But of course they were basically a rip off of:
38. I can remember listening to this on CD for the first time and willing it to last for 15 minutes, which it did to the second.
But of course they were basically a rip off of:
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woops
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The Fall - Interlude / Chilinism
39. Again it's not guitar rock. You've got the mad interlude which I now realise is almost dubby with the deliberately bad keyboard playing I like to imagine performed by Mark E himself. This is one of their heavier ones as well which is when they are at their best.
39. Again it's not guitar rock. You've got the mad interlude which I now realise is almost dubby with the deliberately bad keyboard playing I like to imagine performed by Mark E himself. This is one of their heavier ones as well which is when they are at their best.