Takeshi Muto & Metic - Ischemic Strokes 1 - Schematic - Leftfield
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Track ListingA1 Takeshi Muto Mud Dauber (Freeform Wattle&Daub) (4:50)A2 Takeshi Muto Gutta Perch (Push Button Objects) (5:49) B1 Metic Phase Inv (Phoenicia Meticoncoction) (8:44) Media Condition » Near Mint (NM or M-) Sleeve Condition » Near Mint (NM or M-) |
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| Artist | Takeshi Muto & Metic | ||
| Title | Ischemic Strokes 1 | ||
| Label | Schematic | ||
| Catalogue | SCH 007 | ||
| Format | Coloured Vinyl 12 Inch | ||
| Released | 1999 | ||
| Genre | Leftfield |
Some Other Artists in the Leftfield Genre• Espiritu • The Art Of Noise & Duane Eddy • The Art Of Noise • David Holmes • Texas • Hoodwink • Parchman • Was (Not Was) • Victor Davies • Hurricane #1 • Fashion • Björk • Marshall's Party & Killer T • Takeshi Muto • Jerry Harrison: Casual Gods • Shriekback • Slovo • Annie • Earl Zinger • Linus Loves • Merz • Pigbag • System Vertigo • Scritti Politti • Bent • 808 State • Zongamin • Jhana • Hanson & Davis • Papa Brittle • Little Creatures • Cherrystones • Cha Cha 2000 • Fjordfunk • Fila Brazillia • Elixir • Alpinestars • Jay Strongman • Pura • Belouis Some • |
Some Other Artists on the Schematic Label• Takeshi Muto • Phoenecia • |
Information on the Leftfield Genre
Leftfield encompasses the range of music that doesn't fit neatly into any one genre within electronica; some styles are as out-there as the term implies. Often heard in open-minded chill-out rooms, basements of hip London pubs or in the bedrooms of art students in New York, styles such as Illbient, Bleep and Minimal/Glitch are the most texturally stimulating, self-absorbed styles of electronica. Intelligent (IDM) is a broad classification of post-rave sounds sculpted from the inspired imaginations of such innovators as Aphex Twin, Autechre and DJ Spooky. Startling rhythms incorporating contemplative combinations of unrelated genres react against established dancefloor rules, favouring individualism over conformity. Data from the Discogs music database. Submit a Release.
