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Subject: Hare Cutter. ugly techno
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Original Message 1/4 16-Aug-05 @ 02:27 PM - Hare Cutter. ugly techno
let me say this first:
its 16th of August, i'm sitting in my sweater with the lights and heating on. its bloody cold and if the sun came up today we cerainly didnt notice an difference. it is the third such day in a row. yesterdy i received another "i-want-to-kill-myself, can-we-please-hang-out" call, and its not the first this summer.
inspired by this lovely weather i've decided to vent my frustration and made this. its called Hare Cutter and its in my music section. its ugly, its industrial but in bad a way, its not finished and it gives you no hope.
(and p.s.... i need a haircut!)
its 16th of August, i'm sitting in my sweater with the lights and heating on. its bloody cold and if the sun came up today we cerainly didnt notice an difference. it is the third such day in a row. yesterdy i received another "i-want-to-kill-myself, can-we-please-hang-out" call, and its not the first this summer.
inspired by this lovely weather i've decided to vent my frustration and made this. its called Hare Cutter and its in my music section. its ugly, its industrial but in bad a way, its not finished and it gives you no hope.
(and p.s.... i need a haircut!)
Message 2/4 17-Aug-05 @ 12:16 PM - RE: Hare Cutter. ugly techno
Well, it is not that ugly, although your irritation can clearly be experienced. There is a kind of feeling I often fail to describe, some sort of mixture of clumsiness and monotonity which makes my thoughts slower and slower until a complete and hopeless standstill... and I can feel something like that here.
And also there are those pretty cool interworking rythmic patterns (with a "milan" trademark stamp on them) to make the whole thing not just bearable, but quite enjoyable. So yes, it is a pretty decent techno track (as far as I can make a statement about this specific genre), along with an emotional study if there is such thing.
And also there are those pretty cool interworking rythmic patterns (with a "milan" trademark stamp on them) to make the whole thing not just bearable, but quite enjoyable. So yes, it is a pretty decent techno track (as far as I can make a statement about this specific genre), along with an emotional study if there is such thing.
Message 3/4 17-Aug-05 @ 02:12 PM - RE: Hare Cutter. ugly techno
"clumsiness and monotonity which makes my thoughts slower and slower until a complete and hopeless standstill"
hahahaha... that about sums it up. i think my girlfriend would agree with you
"interworking patterns"... yeah, its all about those few growly synths, i wouldnt have posted the track at all otherwise.
hahahaha... that about sums it up. i think my girlfriend would agree with you
"interworking patterns"... yeah, its all about those few growly synths, i wouldnt have posted the track at all otherwise.
Message 4/4 28-Aug-05 @ 01:49 PM - RE: Hare Cutter. ugly techno
It could use a 10 BPM increase for sure imo. I like the atmosphere, anger & frustration can do alot of good in music I think... it's subtle but it is there. No, definately not ugly.. do feel it could have done with an extra break or the synth stab evolving into something a bit more but still an enjoyable listen nonetheless. Quite alot of 4/4 lately eh ming? Keep em coming I say!
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