Squarepusher

[Mathieu Bezkorowajny]

I know nothing about that techno/ambiant/drum and
bass/callitwhateveryoulike trend
but some time ago I've discovered Squarepusher and I think he is one of
the most innovative
musician to come in a long time. He seems to be very unique in what he
does so I wondered
if anybody knew artists that sounded alike. Any suggestion?

--
Mathieu Bezkorowajny
mat...@hbe.ca
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[Brad]

On Thu, 30 Sep 1999 11:01:30 -0400, Mathieu Bezkorowajny
<mat...@hbe.ca> wrote:

>I know nothing about that techno/ambiant/drum and
>bass/callitwhateveryoulike trend
>but some time ago I've discovered Squarepusher and I think he is one of
>the most innovative
>musician to come in a long time. He seems to be very unique in what he
>does so I wondered
>if anybody knew artists that sounded alike. Any suggestion?

well, it depends on which albums of his you picked up...he recently
went through quite a change in sound, so you'll have to be more
specific in which of his styles you are listening to.

.brad

[Mathieu Bezkorowajny]

I have 'Vic Acid','Big Loada' and 'Music is rotted one note' and
I like all 3 of them . I would like to buy more but his other albums
are like 40 bucks (import) here in Montreal.

--

[David]

i too thnik that skuarophuser is very very godd your jungle electronik musik

Mathieu Bezkorowajny escribió:

[Mathieu Bezkorowajny]

That's right,
And using someone suggestion I've bought Aphex Twin's 'Come to Daddy',
That is one sick Muttafucka.
I love it...

[jol]

Well Warp Records is what your talking, I think. They got a 10th
birthday triple CD out soon and I think that might be a good place to
start. Basically anything on warp and you will not be going wrong. I
love warp and you can find them @

www.warp-net.com

Recently (2 years) Skam records has come into exisitance and they are
very closely related to warp. Buy everything on skam for 2 reasons:

a) They are very good
b) They need your support

The two big name that are important to me are Plaid and Autecutre (both
on Warp)

Take Care
Jol

In article <37F37B4A...@hbe.ca>,

Mathieu Bezkorowajny <mat...@hbe.ca> wrote:
> I know nothing about that techno/ambiant/drum and
> bass/callitwhateveryoulike trend
> but some time ago I've discovered Squarepusher and I think he is one
of
> the most innovative
> musician to come in a long time. He seems to be very unique in what he
> does so I wondered
> if anybody knew artists that sounded alike. Any suggestion?
>

> --
> Mathieu Bezkorowajny
> mat...@hbe.ca
> 10 HOME question=(be())||(!be());
> 20 SWEET !you.ask(you.country.can(do(you));
> 30 GOTO 10 you.ask(you.can(do(you.country)));
>

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[aschrock]

On Thu, 7 Oct 1999, jol wrote:
> Basically anything on warp and you will not be going wrong.

This just isn't even remotely true. WARP has been far more dissapointment
than not recently.

> Recently (2 years) Skam records has come into exisitance and they are
> very closely related to warp. Buy everything on skam for 2 reasons:

Again, not even remotely true. They've been around for longer than 2
years. If we're counting the release of "lego feet" as their inception,
it's more like 9. However I believe their releases following that SKA001
(which wasn't even release to the general public) were starting in 94/95.
So that makes them 5-6 years old.

Not a flame, but there's enough witchcraft-voodoo-BS surrounding
MaS/SKAM/aphex twin to last me for the rest of my life. No need to add to
the misinformation.

> a) They are very good
> b) They need your support

Well, I agree on this one. SKAM definitely needs your $ more than WARP,
and hell even SKAM dwarfs some labels out there in terms of distribution.
IDM is still a very small genre. (see: "global village")

> The two big name that are important to me are Plaid and Autecutre (both
> on Warp)

Does bigger really equate to better?

later
Andrew