Space Dimension Controller

http://www.residentadvisor.net/images/reviews/2009/kgo002.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgg5k2t_fqc

Loving this dude right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Vq9E-p3xM&feature=related

Awesome intergalactic sex music.

Tasty bass at the end there (of the first YouTube, xpost)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yaJBAH7org&feature=related

I like how unafraid he is to be completely corny and call his tracks things like 'Kaleidoscopic Ecstacy'.

I gave Unidentified Flying Oscillator several listens earlier this year — not bad, kinda Drexciyan.

I like that last one the best - kind of like if 90s Dr Dre were commissioned to write the score for Doctor Who.

He's really come on musically since UFO. The last three EPs have been fantastic. He's only about 20 years old too.

Cool, I'll give them a listen.

love love love this tune
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnFJKYOgSgY

i like this guy IN THEORY as a cheesed-out version of drexciya ... BUT i have to note that he's a one-trick pony.

really, if you've heard "love quadrant" you've heard it all at this point

bop gun

i've burned a CD that starts with "the love quadrant", runs through J2TCOTUS, and then through "temporary thrillz" ... but by the time i've got to temporary thrillz i'm always ready to turn it off.

"love quadrant" *is* really fantastic though, esp when the male voice comes in and everything gets beefed up. i also like how the flip "electropod collision" is a super-spacy dub of "love quadrant", that's a good trick.

dudes who compose such sensual muziks... do they get laid?

probably, given that he looks like this.

it also really reminds me of jedi knights (the global communication side act) for some reason.

I like how unafraid he is to be completely corny and call his tracks things like 'Kaleidoscopic Ecstacy'.

see, but this is funny to me. i mean, that's one extremely charitable way of putting it. you could say, i hate how gimmicky he is.

it's like electro for the overbite dance crowd

it's a very calculated cheesiness, as opposed to, say, ed dmx who strikes me as more, uh, all over the place.

you think barry manilow gets down to his own tunes?

not funny

I love "Journey to the Core" in part because it reminds me of Kuba Sojka's Message from Earth, Raiders of the Lost ARP's Arrival, Transllusion, etc...

Don't really care for the other stuff.

xpost

but i lol'd

kel are you on vicodin, or do you not have an excuse for being a moron this time?

thought the RA podcast was a meandering load of rubbish...but some of my Irish friends have been playing this stuff for a few years and I always thought it sounded nice. can sort of see what vahid means, like not from the pov of electro more just, it's a bit "let's have some harmless fun with squealy disco noises"

I didn't get through much of the podcast, it seemed to take ages to even vaguely get going.

yeah real missed opportunity...

idk u can listen to it while doing the dishes and its alright

never really got into love quadrant

xp pretty much on the money, like he's aware of all the signifiers of techno but not really interested in considerate composition or making anything other than genre music.

He's really come on musically since UFO. The last three EPs have been fantastic. He's only about 20 years old too.

― groovypanda, Wednesday, 1 December 2010 18:20 (Yesterday)

I am not deeply invested in this guy as an artist, but this.

I don't place too many expectations on young people making techno and house these days. I don't love Kyle Hall's music most of the time, but I think he needs room to make mistakes and grow as an artist. I feel the same way about SDC and John Roberts. I think all three of them are talented people who need some time to mature as artists. It seemes more constructive to reserve judgment and let them keep working rather than tear them a new asshole if they make mistakes along the way.

(also, rereading this thread, it seems like I might be projecting ILX dance thread negativity on comments that might be genuinely innocent in other contexts...)

I agree really, it's bothered me a bit that people seem so keen to make the Nicolas Jaar the new anointed one on the basis of a handful of records.

see, but this is funny to me. i mean, that's one extremely charitable way of putting it. you could say, i hate how gimmicky he is.

I'm generally okay with 'gimmicky' if the gimmick's good.

Tasty bass at the end there (of the first YouTube, xpost)

― A brownish area with points (chap), Wednesday, 1 December 2010 17:40That's probably one of my favourite tracks of the year. The bit where the bass drops in for the final couple of minutes gets me every time.

heard love quadrant in a move d mix, has grown on me a bit more now

Pulsovian Invasion is Richard D James and I claim my £5.

Anyone like the new(ish) album? Pretty cheesy but good fun as well.