The track is Claude Von Stroke, "Who's Afraid of Detroit". It's on this ep:
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/223226-01.htm Artist: VONSTROKE, Claude Title: The Whistler Label: Go Deeva Italy Cat No: GDV 013/GDV 06013 Format: 12" Released: 12 June, 2006 There are remixes of the track, by Audion, Tanner Ross, and Kevin Saunderson (yes, there's a literal 313 connection in the end here!), though I think I prefer the original: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/252353-01.htm The amusing thing to me was that Juno calls the original record "electrohouse/electroclash" ... while the remix record is "minimal/tech house" ... I don't get it? The genre thing has just gotten weird lately, or more to the point, totally arbitrary. How are we supposed to know which genres we detest, when nobody can decide which records belong to which genres? I guess we'll just have to hate all these lame new releases indiscriminately, cus there's no soul and imagination any more, just a bunch of drugged up blippity bloop!!! ;-) ~David On 1/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone help me out on this one? Heard hawtin and a few others play it recently. 1:00:00 mark in this set: http://www.traviscastillo.com/music/2006/minimal/0901_magda_dinky_harry_klein2.mp3 The dissonant melody could almost be interpreted as "detroity" but its clearly a minimal track.
