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On 1/18/2021 at 5:40 AM, onecaseman said:
I beat Resident Evil 3 remake. I thought it was great, so I don't get the hate. Yeah, it is shorter than RE2, but pretty fun.
I enjoyed it, but there's a clear conflict of methodical gameplay mechanics introduced in RE2 and RE3 style of action. It feels like a DLC to indulge in more dynamic and less developed aspects of the main game. The constant boss fight comes off too corny narratively
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Only scrolled thru the first and the last pages of the thread, so soz if the point is already discussed over, but seriously -- fuck celebz, disgusting attention whores who you irresponsibly feed with terrible social consequences, we need to cut that shit to absolute zero! Otherwise, this behavioral model is naturally perceived as success in life, and most of the people, by contrast, a failure.
Recently i was reading about Ariel Pink scandals (he came to DC on the historical day with John Maus, his label Mexican Summer dropped him) and checked this girl Charlotte Ercoli, who's not even a celeb and not much of a crush, has a bit of a girl next door vibe playing a lo-fi synth, so... i'm just sharing
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Is this from another communist manifesto?
The thing is every new quickly becomes the old, a rather decayed at that.
Stop this worship of the new now, embrace the tradition!
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Apple should change their name to Orange (tho it's bad as well!) or something, because the apple mythologem is strictly connected to white male privilege as in Isaac Newton story, God forbid to mention the original sin story (shaming women for nothing! They're absolutely beautiful and repressed and under-represented)
Taking jabs at weak brands like gearslutz is just helping our enemies
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Surprised it's that old BIPP track, i recall Sean Anthony complimenting it in AAA, so perhaps Sophie took notice of that comment.
The mix is cool, they un-kawaii-ed the original elegantly
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Well, it's still not that O album properly continuing the Leaf series, so the wait from 2007 is not fulfilled by this, he did a bunch of other stuff after that
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16 minutes ago, Extralife said:
Yeah it’s real good. I’m embarrassed to say that I have only really listened to his Quinoline Yellow work. What other stuff do I need?
Check the Uchelfa bandcamp https://uchelfa.bandcamp.com/music it has most of the other stuff, click any Tatamax (beatless yet somewhat rhythmic textural stuff) and Tap Throw (jungly) to get a feel, they're pretty different from QY hits
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Thanks for the new stuff, Luke!
(someone powerful enough fix the typo in the thread titel, it's Mantle not Mantel)
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2011
Machinedrum – Room(s)
Tim Hecker – Ravedeath, 1972
Dave Monolith – WelcomeMaarten compiled all the votes here in fact, it's a bit cumbersome
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1C4EuNqCyg6AmScJXHWXEdDvah4IRPcojjyX49gyTqZ0/edit
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9 hours ago, perunamuusi said:
Does anyone have a list of all the album of the year winners (or top 3) of every year that watmm has compiled such a list?
That's what i could find thru forum search function:
2019
(tie between all for the first place)
Barker - Utility
Fennesz - Agora
Plaid - Polymer2018
Autechre - NTS Sessions 1-4
Aphex Twin - Collapse EP
EOD – Named2017
AFX - London 03.06.17 (Field Day)
Rolando Simmons - World Building
(tie between all for the third place)
Blanck Mass - World Eater
Dunal - Dunal Chronicles I
Thundercat - Drunk
zvλd - Baklava
Slowdive - Slowdive
Aleksi Perälä – Simulation2016
Autechre - elseq 1-5
Datach'i - System
EOD – EODS2015
Oneohtrix Point Never - Garden of Delete
Autechre - AE_LIVE
Squarepusher - Damogen Furies2014
Aphex Twin - Syro
Plaid - Reachy Prints
VHS Head - Persistence of Vision2013
Autechre - Exai
Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
Oneohtrix Point Never - R Plus Seven2012
Actress - R.I.P
Photodementia - Fig. 03
Lone - Galaxy Garden
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You know who else appreciates elseq a lot -- this guy! Every Ae track ranked! Five tracks from elseqs in the top 10.
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A predecessor track, constant scratch-like yet not exactly scratchy, more like slippery (and the title is unusually descriptive in this sense)
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4 hours ago, KovalainenFanBoy said:
have to agree with ayy lmao here this track bangs
Damn that sounds catchy, some incidental gem indeed
Found an instrumental:
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12 hours ago, perunamuusi said:
Don't know how to bandcamp embed
It doesn't work for separate tracks, you can only embed the full album (or a single track uploaded there as full release) and can't choose the track to feature in the player.
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22 hours ago, fizzkinz said:
Can anyone recommend some great albums/tracks that would be similar to this scratch-tastic marathon?
I know turntabalism is a pretty immense genre to explore, but this seems way more intense than most of what I’ve stumbled upon beforeI don't think it belongs to turntablism genre per se, turntablism is sort of ready-made music based on creative playing of records in real-time, which is why it's also pretty slow compared to this.
The robotically relentless (probably fully programmed) scratching on this works more as a mask to hide a stripped down collection of sculpted breakbeat loops, each roughly a minute long with no development. I guess there could be a market of somewhat tasteful breakbeat sample libraries, but since i have no experience with that to me this only recalls the Bumps project from Tortoise percussionists.
Here's a playlist if you haven't heard:
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1 hour ago, Joyrex said:
I really don't think it's appropriate to render an opinion on someone's work, and then say "but these deserve more attention (as much as I like lovekrafty).
Maybe the exact phrasing is arguable (what's with deserving love nonsense), but that's really helpful to understand where the disappreciation comes from, instead of guessing whether the guy gets it stylistically or simply not. Usually it requires a follow-up elaboration that often doesn't follow.
This transforms a "negative" opinion into a "positive" substantial one
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Easy answer already provided, we did a timestamped tracklist too (well, i did thanks to electro producer Bass Junkie providing most of the names), it's all there
https://www.mixesdb.com/w/2015-09-14_-_Autechre_-_Dekmantel_Podcast_035
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Very funky and instantly among favourite Gescom material, generous giveaway.
Well, one hour maybe a bit draggy, tho the breakbeat loops seem carefully crafted / not directly cut samples -- interesting what kind of collection it is, multi-year funky breaks practice?
Also reminds of Kid Acne's Gescom remix
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Yeah, cheers to everyone who kept it up. We got a premiere of a new Gescom megamix, could end up as a new release in some form.
F for MF DOOM
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Just now, Rubin Farr said:
Is this GESCOM?
Yes it is. Basically a new release in the form of a one hour stream
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Sounds exclusive, sorta breaks & scratch patch at work. Breaks could be hand-crafted since they're pretty regular
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My favourite is nineteenth, tho what i don't appreciate at all is the constant panoraming of the audio. Closer/further is tolerant, but the hard left-to-the-right-and-back movement makes it unlistenable in headphones. So unnecessary for a minimal techno groove
https://richiehawtin.bandcamp.com/track/richie-hawtin-concept-1-96-10-19-00
Blade Runner 2049
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Cardboard cutout of yourself in your home -- i mean it's probably a gift or whatever, but i'm kicking this narcissistic load out the first chance i get