Lindstrom & Prins Thomas are the shit

I'm not really in the loop with this genre. What would you call it? Trip-house? It's crazy. What else would one check out if they really like this?

For frame of reference, I've also really enjoyed the Isolee record and the Vitalic. I checked all three of these out based on ILM threads.

Idjut Boys, Kango's Stein Massiv, maybe some Maurice Fulton stuff.

idjut boys!! chicken lips!!

maurice fulton - yes, but not MU, you should start w/ "life is water for gerbadaisies..." (recorded as "maurice fulton presents boof") and the album recorded as "maurice fulton presents stress"). also maurice's remixes.

possibly the earlier faze action ... anything before moving cities, really. also look for ray mang's work.

some of the artists on bunker and creme. a lot of it is lo-fi techno, so you sort of have to pick and choose but there's quite a bit of loose-limbed italo funk in there.

metro area and morgan geist would be two more.

other environ artists like daniel wang and kelley polar

trentemoller

and, oh yeah ... DETROIT TECHNO

yeah, i think tricky is right. i was making recommends based on the singles / compilation tracks i've heard ... just slsked some of the album and it's MUCH more downtempo than i was expecting.

SORRY BAD RECOMMENDATIONS

(ok they are recommendations for GOOD music but not really in the same vein as lindstrom)

phil it's off the hook - seek and destroy!

this has been up for a couple days already - grab it while you can!
http://s6.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0UMMIIIKG26UB18LR83Z8KR5F8

those recent Emperor Machine tunes on DC are a bit similar if not darker.
check the recent Stranger & Shortbus 12" on Dis-Joint out of SF...

been dying to hear that E2-E4 mix -- they've done a full-length version haven't they?

but in this topic...I hadn't heard emperor machine untill the recent simian mobile disco mix. I like that a lot.

Also check out Padded Cell on Suicide Recordings, they've done a few remixes here and there too. Very good stuff.

lindstrom tends to have two sides to his sound - the tripped out space disco and the noodly muso side. the 'i feel space' 12' demonstrates this to a t (which incidentally he recorded four years ago).

he has a forthcoming 12' coming called 'serious syntoms' which is the rawest thing he's ever done. endlessly repeating, slighty modulating moog bassline, live snare and hi hat and a bit of arp synth. sounds like it was recorded live in one take. mega.

i spent a very drunken night out with prins thomas recently and i get the impressiont that what we have heard so far is only the tip of the iceberg. mad, as they both have families and other jobs to keep them busy too.

out this week: "i feel space" m.a.n.d.y. remix on playhouse
and lindstrom & prins thomas remixes (vocal and instrumental) of silver city on 20/20 vision...

anyway, "Call Me Mr. Telephone"-- is awesome if folks haven't heard. They seems to be heavily influenced by 70's rock but not in a gimmicky way??? he goes kinda fleetwood mac in the middle of that song but its totally nice.

Does Eskimo have a website? Isn't that the label this will be released on?

http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0JXCSWSAUTFPL3T405IIA8HIFQ

3-6 times through = "damn, this is actually very good"

6+ = "FUCK! Must have everything! Fire up SLSK, call friends, FORCED EXPOSURE ain't got SHIT..AAGH!"

to download on city16 or not to download on city16, that is the..uh

Any individual track recommendations? I was blown away by "I Feel Space," and anything even half as good would be fantastic...

(made an album)

"small stream" is a little rhodes waltz with some analog techno in the bg.

sorry i'm liveblogging this because i'm bored and it's friday.

oranges. spacey

hmm i think the slower tracks on this are my favorite so far, incl. "oranges"

really dumb move on Bandcamp's part that if you check out an album and start playing it, buying it will stop the music

"harmonia" ethereal drum circle

xp yeah the ux on bandcamp has some issues

oh damn "birdstrike" is .. also gorgeous

Just started in on headphones. Sounding lush so far

wait till you get to the end! spoiler: it's also lush

this is a little more low-key than II and doesn't reach the same incredible peaks but it's still great. pure comfort food

Is it just that this was done on different equipment or what? It sounds much more generic than the last two. I like it, but it doesn't stand out as being unique or seem to have the same magic as their other stuff. Maybe it's going to take more plays for the personality to come through.

Yeah agree, this album is great and I will play it relentlessly, but it's not as out there as the last couple. Oranges sounds a lot like Hatchback to me. Which is fine!

Haven't fully connected with the album yet but do love this kinda piece. Some new stuff to explore (for me): https://daily.bandcamp.com/big-ups/lindstrom-prins-thomas-big-ups

nothing like drinking a cup of coffee, putting on the new L&PT and watering all your plants (seriously)

"small stream" is a little rhodes waltz with some analog techno in the bg.

― fleet doxes (map), vrijdag 20 november 2020 19:24 (five days ago) bookmarkflaglink

It's also a tropical audio islet with rhythms bouncing around and fooling you where the beat is and just a crazy spacy trip all round.

They gone done it again!

nothing like drinking a cup of coffee, putting on the new L&PT and watering all your plants (seriously)

― lukas, Tuesday, November 24, 2020 7:14 PM (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

this sounds nice.

put it on the headphones while giving your plant buddies a shower

oranges is blissed out and easy-going, constantly unfolding with ever vaster expansions of chill. this record is airy and light, very daytime

New Lindstrøm album out tomorrow!

https://lindstrom.bandcamp.com/album/everyone-else-is-a-stranger

does anyone know if christabelle sandoo did anything after 'real life is no cool' or did she move on from music?

her performance on 'baby can't stop' is still all-time for me

This is from her LinkedIn. Not sure that album was ever released

After touring ‘Real Life is No Cool’, which included shows at Øya, Roskilde, Benicassim (Spain), BLOC (UK), Bestival (UK) + + +, Christabelle has been working on new material for her debut solo album due for release in February 2013, together with some of Europe’s most exciting young producers. She’s also been developing her talents as a video artist, the results of which will be premiered at Numusic 2012 .

what a talent. i hope she's doing well.

new album is just comfort food, he's done this thing countless times before and it's not as good as any of those (especially not ii or where i go you go too), but it's still pretty pleasant to have on in the background

his last high watermark for me was 'closing shot'

yeah i would agree there

There's a dank mystery in "Under Trees," the closer from It's Alright Between Us as It Is, that I've always found rather special.

Disappointed that there seems to be no CD version of the new album -- I suppose if there are hardcore Lindstrøm collectors out there, they're used to buying 12"s anyway.

if we're talking favorite late-period Lindstrom tracks, mine is probably Algorytme:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P3o3wVPheg

the segment from the breakdown through where it all clicks together is one of my favorite bits in his entire catalogue

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFO2_g8XQqk

This is a jam

I like this album a lot more than I expected reading the previous comments. "Syreen" and "Nightswim" are the kinds of synth-driven dance tracks he has made a career out of (still excellent). But the latter two tracks are where my ears perked up: "The Rind" has a killer breakdown and build up led by ascending jazz chords and a relentless beat punctuated by disco strings; the title track is blissful and evolves into an extended electric guitar meditation.

'Everyone else is a stranger' probably my fav