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yeah too eclectic for me of course, so I got in around 30 min. the jay denham w accident in paradise underneath works very well surprisingly!!

yeah the whole rollerskate disco ep was cute, I remember it quite well this is the banger from the IDES ep though :

No, not enough to throw your Iphone in the toilet or reject Google search, a full boycott must include music as well. R'n'B, Hiphop, country and nu-metal I can do without. What about Detroit techno (kinda Europhilic, so maybe it doesn't count). NY House? Post-rock? Jazz (ok ,who cares).. How...

yes, but apart from surgeon those were more of an acquired taste

3-4 years was probably the max timespan for a new genre to exist at a peak

That steve bicknell was one of the first records I bought for the dave angel/slater mixes. Remember drawing on the record on that track you posted as I hated it so much

'94 was when Detroit and Chicago styles came in vogue again and techno became "phunkey" (as the journalists called it back then). But rather than nostalgia, techno became a hundred times better than the mindless hardtrance and hardcore that rules the immediate years before and so revered by the...

And Sähkö. '93 was the year we said goodbye to happy hardcore and fluffy trance.

Very early Atom Heart EBM tune:

First Source (Robert Leiner) production on vinyl:

it don't get much better than this

Cute off-kilter Steve Poindexter, never understood was this was all about in '91

Lotsa great bleep stuff from that year as evidenced obv LFO, Tricky Disco, UBIK etc which were out of this world but I never really got into that before later. Honestly the year 1991 was when I was introduced to rave/hardcore partly through the Amiga demoscene, here's one of the favorites from...

Fingers crossed that Kardashian culture is over, but Europe needs to pull itself together and provide a better alternative to the all-American Sweeney

edit: *composers

Not many labels can uphold an distinct identity these days, impressive they still keep on

Early E de Cologne is the only gabber really worth getting into. Hugely creative using distinct amiga tricks. Lots of brillant amiga computers who did other styles btw

Nowaday people prefer robots to operate on them. "Bedside manners" not high on priority list if it ever were