IMO detroit sound is sounding very old whereas the eastern europe stuff is fresh sounding all the time.
the germans certainly know where its at. no flames please -Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 4:13 PM Subject: (313) future music for me is.... > It's essay time! > I was just reading a review of 808 State and Underworld's new releases and > the writers were saying that , as in the 808 State review, "-when you've > sounded like the future for so long, what happens when the rest of the > world catches up?" > > Not saying that either of these bands are future music (maybe you think so > but that's not my point) but it brought to my mind to ask - what/who do you > think right now is "future music"? > > I know that lots of artists are not going to be specifically Detroit > based/originated but I thought it would still be on-topic since Detroit > techno has always been at the forefront of future music > > MEK > > been in rotation in my CD player: Isan "Clockwork Menagerie", Detroit > Escalator Co. "Selections...", Minotaur Shock "Chiff-Chaffs & Willow > Warblers", Juan Atkins "Wax Trax MasterMix" > > >
