[Musique] l'électro

[woophie]

L'artiste derrière Dryft et Gridlock, c'est aussi Bitcrush, un projet post - rock

Pas de IDM ce soir mais un artiste que j'aime bien, sous deux noms de projet.
Aujourd'hui Wintergatan remplace le premier projet que je n'ai plus en " copier / coller "

Detektivbyran / Wintergatan

Detektivbyran - E18 Album

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Wintergatan - Wintergatan -

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Double Album a venir pour 2017.. Excellente nouvelle.. !

[woophie]

PREMIERE : New Carpenter Brut Track from ‘The Rise of the Synths’
C'est une compilation, pas un album 2ol7 de Capenter Brut

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ils auraient du écrire WORLD PREMIERE quitte à un faire des tonnes.

https://vehlinggo.com/2017/03/02/premie ... he-synths/

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Pour faire venir l'été

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[woophie]

Hinkstep c'est bien et puis c'est tout.

le petit dernier :

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discographie :

https://hinkstep.bandcamp.com/

[Storm]

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TBA = Très Bel Album !

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oui Storm le label Giegling est à suivre

Prince Of Denmark alias Traumprinz alias DJ Metatron, celle-là est juste

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One more

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[Karrthus]

Moon Boots, j'adore ce qu'ils produisent....

https://soundcloud.com/cr2records/moon- ... i-dont-ask

[DarkZunicorn]

Attention, événement considérable en vue pour tous les amoureux d'ambient : la sortie d'un nouvel album de Wolfgang Voigt alias Gas sur le célèbre label allemand Kompakt.
Aucun extrait n'a encore filtré. A l'instant présent, on connaît juste le titre, Narkopop, et le visuel de la pochette, dans la continuité de la trilogie Zauberberg/Königsforst/Pop qui, rappelons-le, a complètement redéfini la deep drone à la fin des années 1990...

[woophie]

Attention, événement considérable en vue pour tous les amoureux d'ambient : la sortie d'un nouvel album de Wolfgang Voigt alias Gas (...) qui, rappelons-le, a complètement redéfini la deep drone à la fin des années 1990...

https://www.discogs.com/Gas-Box/release/9274080

Une compilation est sortie l'année dernière.

" It’s no secret that Wolfgang Voigt has become one of the most revered names in electronic music from the past 25 years. Under his many guises, Voigt has treated us to house, electro, techno, and even polka-influenced takes on electronic music variations. Voigt’s most esteemed and fabled project, without a doubt, would be his Gas project, started back in 1995 on the “Modern” EP, released on Profan, later to become Voigt’s own Kompakt label. What transpired from there was a series of four intensely personal musical journeys from Voigt in a time where most were side-stepping the subtleties of ambient music for more popular flavors of the day, such as big beat and acid jazz. While Voigt still explored those genres with his typical artistic fervor among his many pseudonyms, he remained curiously focused on his Gas project.

Mysteriously and steadily, Voigt released four albums and a 12” on the now defunct Mille Plateaux label to very little fanfare — these are releases that easily passed most of us by at the time. What has transpired over the past 15-plus years is something of legend as these releases became harder and harder to find, causing bits of hysteria in the electronic music community, and more than a few dollars being exchanged for the excitement of their discoveries. If you check the average sale amount of these releases right here on Discogs, you will see that individuals are willing to part with large sums of money in order to experience these rarities in their original vinyl formats. More important than simple financial numbers, however, is the vast influence it has cast over contemporary electronic artists such as The Orb, and Tim Hecker, just to name a few. Quite simply, masses of people have been more than keen to catch up on lost time, yet a bit frustrated in knowing that being part of such a vast and rich musical history comes at a price.

Until now. The good people at Kompakt have seen fit to release a massive 10-record box set today, documenting Voigt’s original vision, while updating the experience through a lavish book and full, never-before-released, unedited versions. Not all tracks have been altered, and most of the extensions are so subtle you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference if you had only heard the originals a few times. Having listened to the originals for the past 15-plus years, I can report that the most audible differences reside on the “Zauberberg” album, with several tracks extending beyond their original form. These have not been re-edited for this box set, but rather presented in their original unedited versions. Having had the past month to explore these newly-released and unedited versions, it is safe to say that these tracks only pull the listener in deeper, and offer an exciting new flavor to music that already contains indescribable emotional depth. Accompanying the box set is a book of images, completing the inner vision that Voigt tried to evoke then, and updating them for audiences now.

Voigt has remained tight-lipped over the years about the Gas project. He has preferred to remain quiet about the experience in favor of letting listeners conjure their own visions. I was, however, able to chat briefly with him about the Gas project, the box set, and why it was important to present it again, to new and old audiences alike. "

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Trop de blabla

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[Storm]

Attention, événement considérable en vue pour tous les amoureux d'ambient : la sortie d'un nouvel album de Wolfgang Voigt alias Gas sur le célèbre label allemand Kompakt.
Aucun extrait n'a encore filtré. A l'instant présent, on connaît juste le titre, Narkopop, et le visuel de la pochette, dans la continuité de la trilogie Zauberberg/Königsforst/Pop qui, rappelons-le, a complètement redéfini la deep drone à la fin des années 1990...

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[DarkZunicorn]

Ce n'est pas le même Gas, Storm !
Celui-là s'appelle Mat Jarvis, de son vrai nom...

[Storm]

Je me disais bien que cette trilogie ne le disait rien qui vaille...

[DarkZunicorn]

Je les ai longtemps confondus moi-même...