A friend of mine has asked me to join him in doing a night of
"electroclash" stuff - I told him I don't play that but I do play electro
(yes there is a difference as far as I'm concerned). Now I've been quite
split on the idea - do I play and risk getting lumped into the electroclash
sh*t or do I play in hopes of turning some people on to Aux88, the
Dexorcist, and abfahrt hinwil? I refuse to bend.
MEK
Otto
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09/03/02 09:16 AM
Cyclone wrote:
>Most of the press stories on it have contextualised
>electroclash so that people are reading about Drexciya, Model 500 and
>Cybotron,
Sorry, but those are very few and far between. And *if* they are mentioned
at all (I've never seen Drexciya or Model 500 mentioned, only Cybotron
once, most of the time only Kraftwerk and/or Bambaataa get a nod), it's
maybe as a quote from one of the artists that doesn't get followed up. You
can count the journalists that wrote about electroca$h that are really
knowledgable on one hand unfortunately.
>etc, whereas they have been written out of the narratives on
>electronica/trance/progressive, etc, and electroclash has an
international
>scope of influence and reference (Germany - Kraftwerk to DJ Hell), US
>(Detroit, NY), UK (New Romantic groups)
Not to mention Italian disco, German wave music and the whole The Hague
scene. Pretty soon the UK and US influences will be sanitized away as well
and we'll all be kneeling at the altar of Hell.
Otto
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