Another
year, another frontier. For one reason or another Schematic has
no plans to throw an event for this year's Winter Music Conference.
However, many of us have plans to participate in parties around
town. Both members of Phoenecia are planning to speak on panels
at the conference and Richard Devine will be demonstrating how to
blow speakers with the latest software at the remix hotel. Listed
in the Functions sidebar are the details for the confirmed events
thus far. More events will be posted as they are confirmed. Stay
tuned...
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Out Now:
Shapeshiter - Reticulum Flux
Schematic SCH038
Info: "Reticulum Flux is some seriously intense and dramatic
hard-drive spelunking by Malcolm Goodman, infamous for his miniature
post-tech soundtracks to the peerless and mesmerizing Once-Upon-A-Forest
website by Praystation.com genius Joshua Davis. Mated with Davis's
imagery, Shapeshifter gave voice to a kind of digital organism, evolving
month-by-month over three years into something of a life force. The
Flash objects were always stunning, fractals and nautilus shells,
amoeba nightmares and cloud clusters, insectoidal line-skitters and
hue fluxes, a cursor-manipulated Mother Natural chaos. Shapeshifter’s
compositions were so intractably joined to the action-script you’d
have been a fool to hit the mute. Reticulum Flux is as an absolute
necessity for anyone who heard those ethereal, haunting noises on
the web and itched to find longer, lingering tracks of Shapeshifter’s
ozone-skimming sound-shuttle, his field recordings of black hole thunder,
and sonic aerodynamicism. But no matter how closely you pricked your
ears to the computer speakers when visiting the Praystation universe,
nothing can possibly prepare a listener for the colossal, multi-dimensional
aural spectrum found on Reticulum Flux...
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| Phoenecia in Australia update: 21,600 miles, 9 flights, 5 live sets, 3 dj sets, and 2 radio shows, and 1 dead laptop later, we are back.
Australia rules. What can we say? Respect to the ones who brought us there, the ones who came to watch, and the ones we can now call our friends. View the picture archive (21mb) here.
We are now preparing for "LABYRINTH: the backward path", a group exhibition installed in a Labyrinth. Our presentation will be the only sound peice, and most likely in sexta-phonic surround (6:2) with proper visual accompaniment. Visit the Labrynth site here. More details have been posted in the functions sidebar.
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| Moving
up a notch on the Schematic news page, Richard Devine makes the
news by setting fire to his touch-screen music workstation during
a lrecent live performance. Real event or press hoax? You decide
by watching here.
Richard Devine, court-jester of computer music, schizophrenic investigator
of sound has just completed the sound design for the Halo
2 website. He is currently producing Mike Patton's (Mr. Bungle,
Faith No More) next album. He has recently been endorsed by Ableton,
Yamaha, and Krispy Kreme. and is currently finishing the presets
for NI's Absynth 3. Ho-hum, just another day at the office... |
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Schematic data is available for download at Warp's Bleep.com and Apple's iTunes Music Store. To listen to or buy Schematic albums from either retailer, visit the Schematic Shop and click the respective logos next to each album on the page.
Note: Bleep has a Schematic label section, iTunes Music Store does not.
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 Out Now: Finesse & Runway
Schematic Waste Management
SCH045
Info: "Pre-ordained dancefloor meltdowns; nihilistic and primitive. Egyptian Lovers explode themselves and as they are repaired by nervous genders they appear out of their own pockets, melt into liquid skies and play themselves all while engaging in Miami's vices.
Finesse and Runway's songs flow between ass-shaking roller-skating jams and chaotic, amphetamine-drenched, Boredoms-like noise as they chase people with strobe lights, roll around on the floor, and basically lose their shit. It's close to watching someone have a fit of Tourette's -- you don't know what will fall out of their mouths next. But it is impossible to look the opposite way because the music is so deeply entertaining."
"Finesse and Runway is the trouble child of Miami booty bass and visqueen sheen post-disco 80s fury. Listening to Finesse and Runway is like strapping on afro-futurism night-vision goggles and looking at all your 1980s 7-inches. As much indebted to KMFDM as they are to Madonna, these electro-riotbots hold down the dance floor while simultaneously raising the jizz rag flag of sexual revolution."
Click to listen/buy at iTunes Music Store.
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 Out Now: Dino Felipe - I'm You
Schematic Music Company SCH039
Info: "Dino Felipe is the Charley Patton of electronica. If the Mississippi Delta blues never had a player with quite the same slip-and-slide frenzy as Patton, then Atlanta might never have a more half-crazed, dot-matrix funk-face than Felipe. Felipe's music has the soulful brokedown jams that stand to make him the seminal voice of our generation's economic collapse. Felipe's music is the glorious epitome of the home-made sound: anarchistically cluttered, cigarette-burned, and hyper from cheap coffee: every speck of lonely life digitized and made into a WAV file. Felipe can turn a gluttonous mess of industrial samples, Moog-noises, disco breaks, and satanic-style backmasking into a heroic tribute to modern life: our freeways, vacant lots, disposal bins full with discarded PC towers, stretch limos with teenagers inside, and lots of commercials-it's all there in Felipe's sound. “I'm You” is the honest truth. He turns our thoughts into sound."
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 UPDATE 11/01/04: Meeloatch, longtime visual aid for Phoeoencia's live perfomances and upcoming DVD archive, has posted a video for Otto Von Schirach's "Ear Juice Synthesis" From last years, Chopped Zombie Fungus". View it here (45.4mb).
Update 10/15/04: Otto is now on tour with Skinny Puppy, supporting them on their "Greater Wrong Of The Right" tour from mid-October through November. The confirmed dates are as listed in the Functions sidebar.
Out now on CD: Otto Von Schirach's Global Speaker Fisting.
"Deafening audiences and defying protocol, Otto Von Schirach returns in '04 with a freshly-lubed full-length to give electronica another ghetto suppository. The follow up to 2002's Chopped Zombie Fungus, Global Speaker Fisting is from the under ground's under ground: it's the twenty-eyed electrified monstrosity living in the darkest, deepest sewers of the hardcore avant-garde. Moving from death metal send-ups to plagues and biotech disasters, Von Schirach's fourth album is easily his finest and most accomplished record to date.
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Out now on CD: Secret Frequency Crew - Forest Of The Echo Downs
"The musical terrain has some mighty oaks, and it can be a
challenge to predict which saplings are going to be strong enough
to weather the frigid gusts of every oncoming trend. Among recent
undergrowth, The Secret Frequency Crew are already a vivid and exceptional
breed, an early bud of underground genius. This record seeds itself
in the stereo. It takes root, like so many of the great, nearly
immortal records never far from being replayed... While many underground
artists shudder with anxiety trying to find the future's style,
the Crew are growing it themselves. Without a doubt, the private
innovations of the Secret Frequency Crew makes "Forest of the
Echo Downs" a debut that's as tall as a classic." - Lee
Henderson
Select cuts of Forest Of The Echo Downs will be released on vinyl
in mid-November in a joint release with Andrea Parker's Touchin'
Bass label. Forest Of the Echo Downs was designed lovingly by Friends
With You.
Who is the Secret Frequency Crew? Lean more from this informative
biography.
Visit Secretfrequencycrew.com
now.
This album is available at Warpmart, iTunes Music Store, Forced
Exposeure, Asphodel, and many other fine retailers. Turntable Lab
is offering the album bundled with a free mix cd. While there,
check out Diplo's new Florida Vinyl LP featuring an Egg Foo Young
(SFC member & referee) remix.
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Meet Nick Reyes, dreamer, schemer, screamer. Nick is Schematic's new mail-order shipper and handler. In an all-time first, Nick spends his first month with Schematic firmly holding the coveted position of Schematic's employee of the month.
If your shopping experience at the Schematic store is less than ideal, your complaints will go directly to Nick. He will be overjoyed to take care of you personally... In all honesty, he's a pussycat. he's gentle, and he won't crush your records. Promise.
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| The
Gallagher and Ted Nugent of snot-rock are back. Hearts of Darknesses
+ Girl Talk bring you "Woodstock Ass Bros. Summer Tour 2k4
(aka) Boyz Gone Wyld Wyld West", a 17 date bonanza of side-splitting
laughter and uncontrollable seed-spillage. If you've never witnessed
a HOD/GT show and would like to know what to expect, visit heartsofdarknesses.com
and click the Japanese tour photos link.
For more details, look in the upcoming functions sidebar or visit
heartsofdarknesses.com
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| Our
good friend Seb at r-selected
has just finished the new fandangled official website
for Richard Devine. There you can keep up with Rich and his
busy schedule, listen and download exclusive sound bits, and view
sexy pictures of Rich in lingerie.
Enjoy...
Rich has also just finished an instructional video for NI Traktor
produced by PCAudiolabs.
On the DVD he reveals all of his special mixing secrets except his
branded techniques of facial contortionism.
He has also been interiewed, probed, and endorsed by Universal Audio,
a music hardware manufacturer. Read the interview here.
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 Nick
Forte' has been busy behind the scenes. His name and talent appear
on Radio 4's third album "Stealing Of A Nation". He is credited
for his computer gadgetry and guitar playing. Also out soon is a split
record with Dino Felipe on the Soft Abuse label. In the works is a
new, superb album called "Young Man's Disease" (pictured)
to be released on Schematic early next year. |
 Out
now on CD:
o9 - Church Of The Ghetto PC (SCH043)
"Church
of the Ghetto P.C. is an aural experience of jaw-dropping agog, like
reading a new language, a kind of graffiti action-script dedicated
to all the industrial back-alley disjecta of our Bill Gates-induced
modernity.
Sharing slang with the Schematic crew, o9 can still talk minimal with
the Raster-Noton label, noise-therapy with Mego, and knows the uprock
narratives of Warp's great masters. o9's voice has the whole idiomatic
spectrum intact and yet still the gospel truth is that o9 has a vocabulary
all his own.
Nothing can prepare you for his application of shamanistic sound,
those calked beats and rhythm clusters, that catechistic technical
polish that brings beaming luster to screen-frozen darkness. Church
of the Ghetto P.C. is a stunning and convulsive ripple of deep-membrane
funk and syntactical synth notes. It's not old school, it's old testament,
not high-tech, but high priest. It's as important as the fucking Bible.
Cracking the egg code on total beat typography, o9 has written the
first hard-driven masterpiece of this new dead-end, face-to-the-terminal
century." -- Lee Henderson |
 Out
now on CD :
DIN-ST
-Yamu D'Din (SCH041)
"DIN-ST [Dynasty, aka DJ Maxximus] tips club culture over like
a four-hundred-pound speaker cabinet, slicing party sounds into wild-style
minimal/broken rave/bounce mash-ups. As Senator Joseph Biden's Rave
Act receives Congressional approval, the party moves abroad, reborn
under a Berlin overpass, sexy, broken, funky and punk. Empty factories
are slathered in booty rave shellac, and before it cakes onto aluminum
sheeting, it's set on fire.
Hip-hop steez work on P.L.U.R. sentiment under PA/laptop/turntable
configurations.
They call it 'possible sound' and 'fresh-techno': raw, deep trax mounted
on cinder blocks and run in neutral until it smokes and cracks. Technoid
squibbles underneath while freyed chords sizzle from the vocal stabs
running down gutters of noise and panic. Stone-like synth shakes the
screws out your speakers. A garbled MC drowns in the mix. The party
is out of control. Something has happened. Something has broken." |
Update:
Phoenecia were voted "Best Electronica Artist of 2004" by
the staff of the Miami New Times, Miami's alternative news weekly.
Read about it here.
Care to hear the current dirt on Phoenecia and the Schematic Music
Company? Read "The
Outsiders: Will Schematic have to compromise to get its avant-garde
music heard?", a Miami New times feature by the ever-controversial
Mosi Reeves.
Read the complete article here. |
 Out
now
on CD & LP :
Hearts Of Darknesses - Music For Drunk Driving
"Crawling out of the decimated ooze that is 3rd period study
hall, Schematic Waste Management is humilated to announce
Hearts of Darknesses' debut full-length, Music for Drunk Driving.
HoD's epileptic beats are pure placenta future pudding topped off
with rancid whipped cream processed aggro vocals and guitar that will
touch the Chrome/Renaldo and the Loaf fan in you. This is downloadable
shareware punk rock at its finest. Frankie Musarra, AKA Hear ts of
Darknesses, is one par t composer, five parts spaz, and a dope emcee
to boot. Musarra once became so entangled in his mic cord during a
performance that he fell and broke his collarbone.
Fresh from Tour De Los Guapos, Schematic's fall label trek around
the United States, Hear ts of Darknesses will be releasing a split
12" with Skipfoundteli+MPI on the Zod label, and 7" single
on the 333 Recordings imprint. Musarra also recently became the third
member of Stars as Eyes' live outfit." - Nick Forte
Watch
the flash movie again. |
Schematic
presents:
"Swamp Thing"
Sunday March 7th at I/O
30 NE 14 ST (Downtown Miami)
A truly
classy mash-up as part of an ongoing effort to make the Winter Music
Conference cooler.
Live:
Soft Pink Truth (Matmos, Soundslike)
Styrofoam (Morr)
Airborn Audio (aka Anti-Pop Consortium)
Richard Devine (Schematic/Warp)
Otto Von Schirach (Schematic/Beta Bodega/Addict)
Phoenecia (Affiliations/Are/Pointless)
Dabrye(Ghostly International)
Doormouse (Addict/Planet-Mu)
Jimmy Edgar (Warp, M3rck)
Matthew Dear (Ghostly Int./Minus/Perlon)
Hearts of Darknesses (Schematic/Zod)
Subjex (Somia, Planet-Mu)
Secret Frequency Crew
(Schematic/Counterflow)
Finesse+Runway (Schematic)
Less Live (DJ's):
Salim Rafiq (Fuel)
Aura (Schematic/Warp)
Ectomorph (Interdimensional Transmissions)
Karakter and Nova
Admission $15
presale tickets $12 @ SwampThing.info
More unconfirmed guests/details to be announced soon. Stay tuned. |
Richard
Devine, has so many upcoming live dates planned that we thought it
was only proper to devote a small article to him. Richard, man of
many talents, creator of many sounds, concealer of many secrets, possessor
of many powers - He is coming in a theater near you.
On February 26, he and Otto Von Schirach will open for Mike Patton
of Mr. Bungle and Rhazel of The Roots at Echo Lounge in his hometown
of Atlanta.
Rich is scheduled to perform 8 times in the month of March alone.
For more info, look at the functions section of this page. If you
do manage to meet Rich along his hectic mapquest, ask him to see his
little tan freind. You'll be glad you did! |
The
tour is over. We are all still alive. In our wake we littered
the land with busted headlights, pints of blood, tangled wires,
and smashed pumpkins. Mayhem, madness, and motor homes it most
definitely was. Conceptually speaking, the tour was a success.
Thanks to you If you had anything to do with it.
As is customary, we now present you with a pictorial essay
(17.7mb - 2700+ photos) of some of the finer moments of our journey.
Click here
to enter if you are over 18 and not a law enforcement agent.
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 Out
now, Richard Devine's "Asect:Dsect" on CD and double
LP with lock grooves.
"Asect:Dsect is the synapse-rattling 24-bit 96khz Stereo
evolution of Devine's work, a throbbing and vicious animal product
that laces the overwhelming syncopated fragmented beat assault
of Lip Switch with the throat-sore howls and Permagiani-esque
creation groans of Aleamapper...
Philip K Dick once famously asked if androids dream of electric
sheep. The answer, today, is yes. And apparently our replicants
have nightmares too. Asect:Dsect's tortured sound files are the
tonebursts of machine screamscapes, terror-sleeps for the digitally
incarcerated... Asect:Dsect is Devine's absorbing, relentless,
and provocative depiction of the haunted consciousness of future
misfits."
-Lee Henderson, April 2003
From Brainwashed.com:
Everyone should have at least one Richard Devine album to
experience the far reaches of sound design at the juncture of
human creativity and enabling technology. If you are going to
get just one Devine record, make it this one (for now).
Reviews:
Brainwashed.com
The
Land Of
The
Milk Factory
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kiyo - Chaotech Odd Echo:
A
package arrived at the doorstep bearing the message "Enjoy
warm noise from Japan". Contained within was the music of
the newest addition to the Schematic family. Kiyo has arrived
fully formed, after only one compilation track on Miami's Merck
Records and two compilation tracks on Schematic's "Well-Suited
for General-Purpose Audio Work". Hailing from Japan, Kiyo
is one Kiyoshi Ono and his debut album, Chaotech Odd Echo is a
peaceful foray into the same territory as Schematic's celebrated
Lilly Of the Valley, modernized with the same precision and angle
that the label flaunts today. Chaotech is rare in that it achieves
tranquility without the use of the somber and sedentary. Straddling
the region between Takeshi Muto's rhythm experimentation, Delarosa
and Asora's melodicism, and Dino Felipe's gritty interference,
Chaotech Odd Echo will be a welcome addition to the collections
of fans of the former, who are looking for a few more melodies,
and for those who have been sidetracked by Schematic's recent
venture into music for the severely distracted. Enjoy warm noise
from Schematic.
Reviews:
Splendid Ezine
Stylus
Magazine
Orlando
Weekly
Igloo
Mag
Junk Media
Allmusic.com
Absorb.org
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Glen
Velez – Internal Combustion:
Schematic’s reissue of Glen Velez’s phenomenal hand-drum
improvisation from 1985 acts as one of the essential links to an
understanding of the relationship between modern electronic composition
and prehistoric sound, wherein ‘Internal Combustion’
finds Velez’s intense, lifelong study of the frame drum—all
his work for such artists as Steve Reich and Zakir Hussain, his
decades of solo and ensemble recordings, his inspiration on, among
others, John Cage—is displayed with a total mastery and utter
oneness with his instrument, showering the listener with nimble,
double, triple, all-finger rumble patterns on the drum, circular
and mesmerizing in structure, and reminiscent of Moroccan slave
songs, Indonesian ritual music, Native American trance, as much
as the sooty percussive sound of Phoenecia or Autechre, exploring
an intense, almost palatal clap to the drum, searching for an unconscious
connection to the higher power, like speaking in tongues through
the skin of a drum—a kind of incredible psychic ascension
happens here, and it’s a fitting tribute, not to mention an
accurate lineage, to see Velez’s ancient music has found a
home at one of our most forward-thinking labels. - Lee Henderson,
Feb. 2002
Review
from Stylus
Magazine:
Internal Combustion is, as its name implies, a dense and fiery collection.
Its unique aesthetic approach sets it far apart from everything
else on the Schematic label -- though its interest in the drone
does link it tenuously with both electronic and minimalist music
- and its surprising variety of styles and moods makes it far more
than just an extended drum solo. This is improvisation at its most
enjoyable and accessible, pushing boundaries and exploring crossovers
while reveling in the overdriven glee and excitement of free drumming...
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Other
Reviews:
Gridface
Brainwashed.com
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 Out
now, Nick Forté's "Pasted Lakes", a mini-lp in the
form of mood music.
Nick Forté is from Brooklyn, but geographically speaking, his
music falls somewhere between his living room (which he seemingly
reconstructs in his visual design of Pasted Lakes) and Twin Peaks,
Washington. He is half of the duo called Christmas Decorations whose
recent album “Model 91” on the Kranky label crept quietly
into many charts and cd players late in 2002. Pasted Lakes is the
remains of Nick’s first foray into computer music, an album
which may never see the light of day. From its’ remains, he
took scraps and reassembled them in an somewhat random manner, recycling
and remolding them until they bore no resemblance to their source
and took on a form of their own.
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"A
new kind of musique concrete, one that speaks volumes about influence
and desire to create, never ending up contrived or trying too hard.
a different, yet important schematic release, and one that deserves
a lot of attention, and will no doubt produce introspection".
- absorb.org
Reviews:
The
New York Times
Absorb.org
Pitchfork
media
The
San Francisco Examiner
(scroll down page)
Gridface
Angbase
Impact
Press (scroll down page) |
 Out
now, a compliation by various artists entitled "Well-suited for
General-purpose Audio Work" on CD and double LP. The press sheet
reads:
"The Schematic crew returns once more with its fourth
compilation of
brain-straddling aural tanglements that realign your eardrums
for this third
modern millennium. Following ace products/legends like Ischemic
Folks, Lily of the Valley and House of Distraction, the
Miami funkonaughts reveal 13 more salvos of digital composition
sure to set your stereo on its side...
"Every
single track is worth the price of admission." - Jive
Magazine
"The music on General-Purpose Audio Work will influence
avant-gardists for years to come." - DAVE SEGAL, The
Portland Mercury
Reviews:
Jive
Magazine
All
Music Guide
The
Portland Mercury
Earpollution.com
Splendid
e-zine |
It's
time once again to talk about Richard Devine. He's been a busy little
boy lately. As one of the main contributors and beta-testers for
Native Instrument's Traktor and Stanton's Final Scratch, he the
focus of a promotional
video that was filmed between his home studio and at Schematic's
"Gorge, Binge, Purge" party in Miami last November. Click
on the bouncing Richie and win!. Look for a spread of Richie featuring
pictures of a few ramp launches (no landings though) in the next
issue of XLR8R.
The article will attemp to catalogue Richie's busy calendar and
brain activity. The City Homes section of Creative Loafing, Atlanta's
most popular weekly magazine, has just posted an articles about
Richie and his studio here.
He's headlining the fifth Flashbang
Festival in Atlanta, an interactive digital media event. He's
playing the Bitz festival
in Rome along with Gescom, Plaid, Venetian Snares, Push Button Objects,
Cannibal Ox, Ceephax Acid Crew, Legowelt, and many more. And to
answer the most frequently asked question here at Schematic, the
release date for Asect-Dsect, Rich's new full-length CD/LP is October
7th. Whew... More information is very likely to be posted soon.
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 "It
has finally arived. The new CD from the Dr. Moreau of beats, Otto
Von Schirach. Chopped Zombie Fungus collects the three massive vinyl
12" EPs that have been storming headphones worldwide. 'Boombonic
Plague', 'Pelican Moondance' and 'Earjuice Synthesis'. Twisted, sinister
and as vicious as a wolverine, the Cuban-American Schirach decimates
everything you know about Booty Bass, the Dirty South, IDM and Ghetto
Tech, flattening their edifice and rebuilding with corrupt, artful
even straight-up beastly replicants...
Pitchfork Media says:
"If there's a weakness to this compilation, it's not
fire or decapitation or a shotgun blast to the dome, but
the complete lack of restraint Schirach exhibits on many
of the tracks" - Mark Martelli, Pitchfork Media
Read the entire Pitchfork review here.
Reviews:
Stylus
magazine
Igloo
Magazine |

Otto
Von Schirach's mighty "Ear Juice Synthesis, the third installment
of the Chopped Zombie Fungus trilogy, is now available for consumption.
Drinking straw not included.
The
press sheet reads: "Part
three of the groundbreaking, ear-splitting Chopped Zombie
Fungus trilogy is the most menacing of them all. From its
detailed and bawdy cover to its spine-smelting beats, 'Earjuice
Synthesis' is closer to avant-garde art than street-beat
funk. But that won't keep it from loosening the wheels of
your Jeep...
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Ear
candy via modus operandi, a la Dino.
Dino Felipe - Spreadder/Sprigg
7" - Schematic SCH029
On cotton candy pink vinyl in a banana yellow sleeve with
sickly sweet labels designed by the inimitable Shawn Wolfe.
Available
now on the buy page.
The press sheet reads:
As much a collectible as a piece of sound-art, Dino Felipes
wonderful-looking new 7 inch is a roughshod electronic beat
micropiece...
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Dino
Felipe - Xanaconversex EP
Available
Now
Release Information:
We feel that Xanaconversex is best (and inadvertently) described
by a dream Dino had just prior finishing the record.
In his own words:
“This morning I was dreaming a three dimensional collage
composed of very sexy body parts and pieces of sound that
were all melded together in the air and on the floor...
to 4 of 9 tracks:
1. shoep
2. slutt
petal 3. plunk
extend 4. strictly
genericize |
Otto
Von Schirach - Pelican Moondance EP
Part 2 in the Chopped Zombie Fungus Trilogy
Available
Now
Release Information:
"Aside from Richard Devine and Phoenecia, no one embodies
the Schematic sound like Miami-based Otto Von Schirach.
On Pelican Moondance, the second installment in the Chopped
Zombie Fungus trilogy, Schirach flashes his blades and edits
techno to pieces, only to sew them back together into a
beastly music...
to 4 of 4 tracks:
1. pelican
moondance 2. 4
rooms four walls 3. granny
footpowder 4. vomitar
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Dino
Felipe - Flim Toby
Available
Now
Release Information:
"Questions? Who is Dino Felipe? That question is easily
answered. He's a 23 year old artist straddling the latitudinal
stretch between Miami and Atlanta (home of other Schematic
artists Richard Devine and Delarosa and Asora). No mystery
in that. The real question is -- Who is Flim Toby?...
XLR8R says:
"With 'As Flim Toby, yet another member of the Schematic
crew steps up with an intriguing, category-eluding debut
release...
to 4 of 21 tracks: 1. actipau
2. dolipon
3. un~it
4. sundecker
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Phoenecia's performance at the Sonar '03 Festival in Barcelona, Spain has been archived for your listening pleasure. Enjoy the sound of our musical equipment short circuiting to the delight of thousands. Every performance at Sonar has been archived. Perfermance of note were Jamie Lidell, Lithops, Aphex Twin, Patrick Pulsinger, Bjork, The Puppetmastaz, and a few others... Umm, we forget.
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 Schematic DJ's of Phoenecia, Mioc, and Gliese have returned from their dj'ing stint at at ATP UK 2003, All Tomorrow's Parties UK Festival curated by Autechre. Click the Quicktime movie icon to view a brief (5.2 MB) picture collage from the Festival and minitour that followed. Featured are: Coil, Kool Keith, Yasuone Tone, Disjecta, Farmers Manual, and the Schematic crew (including a few extended members) making their usual brand of mayhem. |
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If you haven't already, we recommend visiting the Warp Magic Bus tour microsite to trace the tracks of Phoenecia, Richard Devine, and the rest of the crusaders. View Jeswa's photolog (10.7 MB) of the tour here. Read Vice Magazine's uncensored and highly sensationalized coverage of the tour here. The Warp Records website contains a feature page dedicated to Phoenecia, wherein one can find pictures, a few Brownout tracks, a streaming interview with Brave New Waves - a Canadian Broadcast syndication, and a stream of Phoenecia's live set from Warp's Nesh party in April of 2001, where the Schematic crew (Phoenecia, Richard Devine, and Delarosa and Asora) took over. Inspect and enjoy. |
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