19 posts tagged “idm”

Label: Panospria
Catalog#: PAN019
Released: April 20 2006
Genre: Electronic
Style: Abstract, Ambient, Experimental, Minimal, IDM

    Title (Length)
1.  thumb debacle (3:02)
2.  corridor automaton (4:08)
3.  not quite a robot (2:47)
4.  ghosted self-portrait (3:56)
5.  thumbed flute (4:22

Moody reflections suitable for late-night moments of relaxation and contemplation.

kh4n says: "La derniere sortie de l'honorable Panospria, "Not Quite A Self-Portrait" signee par Turner Of Wheels nous transporte dans des mondes lointains et exotiques pour notre plus grand bonheur. Bien plus aboutie que la precedente sortie de l'artiste sur le meme label, on retrouve ici tous les ingredients d'une musique qui evoque le voyage.

Coup de coeur pour Thumbed Flute, un patchwork tres reussi de sonorites et d'ambiances. "

About Panospria... The label was launched in February 2004 to showcase the strange sounds of Canadian artists, as well as international guests. The audio releases are freely available to download from panospria.com in MP3 format and CDs with full quality audio and artwork are available for purchase directly from the artists collabrative.

Creative Commons License: Attribution, Non-commerical, No Derivative Works

Label: Not On Label
Catalog#: BOCNM-1104
Format: Vinyl, 12", Unofficial Release
Country: USA
Released: 2007
Genre: Electronic
Style: IDM, Experimental
Notes: A poor-quality bootleg taken from MP3 source and mislabeled (wrong sides) but hey, it's still old BoC on new vinyl. A1 - From 'Mask 200', A2 - From 'A Few Old Tunes', B1 - From 'Mask 500', B2 - From 'Mask 100'.

Label: Domino USA
Catalog#: DOMUS11CD
Format: CD
Country: US
Released: 05 Nov 2002
Genre: Electronic
Style: Electro, Downtempo, Experimental
Notes: US release with 3 bonus tracks. Original LP released on Leaf Recordings in 2001.  In 2004 a lawsuit forced Dan Snaith to stop using the name Manitoba, and he has since released under the monicker Caribou.  A lot of people have made comparisons between Manitoba/Caribou and Boards of Canada, but aside from both groups producing melodic idm I can't see much in the way of real similarities.  Manitoba was ahead of the curve on the whole guitar-based idm thing tho.. anyways, this post looks nasty because Vox keeps screwing up my uploads.. ugh.

Label: Warp Records
Catalog#: WAP 144 CD
Format: CD, EP
Country: UK
Released: 17 Nov 2000
Genre: Electronic
Style: IDM, Ambient

Notes: Sadly, I do not own this on vinyl, so this is from the CD release.  Images ripped from Discogs, per the usual.  Converted from my FLACs this morning just for you, I hope you listen and enjoy.  As others have said, this release is often over-looked among BoC's catalogue, and Amo Bishop Roden is really one of their best tracks.  But then again, Zoetrope is one of their worst too... :/

A great deal of conjecture has been tossed about in relation to this album's samples and subject matter.  References to David Koresh and the Branch Davidians are imbedded throughout this work, including a picture of Koresh in the inlay; and the title itself is part of the Davidian linguistic ("Picture yourself in a beautiful place out in the country.").  I am left to wonder about the "beauty" of Koresh's place out in the country, however, given all the CNN-laced memories of the events that happened on that little ranch in Waco, Texas.

Label: Skam
Catalog#: SKA001
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: UK
Released: 1991
Genre: Electronic
Style: Abstract, IDM, Experimental

Note: Each side is a compilation of many different untitled tracks. Lacks the standard Skam records photo copied insert.  Lego Feet is Rob Brown and Sean Booth, a/k/a/ Autechre.

Side A:

Side B:

minusbaby already posted a track (thanks!), but i felt like archiving the whole thing for myself.

Label: Sublight Records
Catalog#: SLR 203
Format: CD
Country: Canada
Released: 20 Jan 2005
Genre: Electronic
Style: Noise, Hardcore, Gabber, Breakcore
Credits: Artwork By - Aaron Rintoul; Producer, Written-By - Aaron Funk

Label: Chocolate Industries
Catalog#: CHLT 005
Format: CD
Country: US
Released: Dec 1998
Genre: Electronic
Style: IDM, Hip Hop
Notes: Backsleeve states: "Sorry no barcode".