Guest brandon Posted November 30, 2001 Posted November 30, 2001 Magnetrixx, Prisoners of the Sun, Vaishiyas, Amorphous...to name a few Quote
Guest Inukko Posted November 30, 2001 Posted November 30, 2001 Brainman. Everyone else thinks it's crap, but I really dug his album; cool melodies, nice bass groove & original noises. Guess it's an acquired taste tho... I also like Pyxis and O-Men. Quote
Guest brandon Posted November 30, 2001 Posted November 30, 2001 as for that acid, there's only a couple good tracks, the rest really isn't that good Quote
Guest Jikkenteki Posted November 30, 2001 Posted November 30, 2001 Uni is my favorite group that never gets mentioned. They are pretty well known in Japan, but no where else it seems. Quote
Guest Mugge Posted November 30, 2001 Posted November 30, 2001 This should create a big buzz, listen to Steptime / Trashlords at: < a href ="www.stoneagerecords.com">www.stoneagerecords.com Very hypnotic stuff from the bigboss of the Örebro freakfactory ...;-). Quote
Guest bugbread Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 Ubar Tmar. Everyone where I live (Japan) talks about him (er...since he's Japanese), but it seems none of the English speaking world know about him. Quote
bomble Posted December 4, 2001 Posted December 4, 2001 Alright Bugbread - I was slowly scrolling down looking for Ubar Tmar and there he is ! I am in England and am still blown away by the True album ... is there more like that out there ? bomble Quote
Guest AutoMath Posted December 5, 2001 Posted December 5, 2001 Thanks mugge. At last I have the opportunity to hear some of this stuff.. Quote
Guest bugbread Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 Listen to "Live", which is a live recording of him playing stuff from True and another album (no name?). It's really amazing. Very dark. He has two other full albums: Fusion, which has much happier tunes but with this awesome habit of building up a break, and then immediately launching into something downtempo, which makes pretty much everybody laugh and actually get MORE into the groove. His new album "Eigokaiki" is aimed at "psychedelic elementary school students" (it says so on the jacket!) and is pretty accessible and relatively boring. His next album is going to be for "psychedelic upper school students", and, judging from the new tracks he plays live, VERY rhythmically complex, with a lot of rhythm based on Fibonacci series and the Golden Rectangle. I'm checking with Ubar Tmar (he has a forum board that he reads and posts to quite regularly) about where to buy his stuff abroad, and I'll let you know the results, but could you tell me what country you're in? Quote
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