| August 12, 2008 (7:35) | posted by djwriter | ||||
 Experimental Dub. Musical style. DJ information blog. At a distance of thousands of miles from the solar Jamaica, the Berlin team invented a style of music musicians, known as Experimental Dub. Hard Wax Records, a music store and distribution company, has become the place the appearance of several studios working in this style (Basic Channel, Chain Reaction, Imbalance) and musicians (Maurizio, Mark Ernestus, Porter Ricks, Pole, Monolake). Musicians in this style, such as Jeff Mills, Rob Hood, and Plastikman greatly influenced duty Chicago acid house and minimalist Detroit techno. Experimental dub characterized by relatively simple - usually focused on the sound mix creaking and sombre mood, which virtually created underwater sound, plus midtempo beat drums and the sharp party. At best, the similarities to the classic style of Jamaican dub musicians such as King Tubby and Lee "Scratch" Perry, was indirect, but the term has helped to distinguish the original sound of many best experimenters Germany. In addition to the team Basic Channel camp, the best in the style of experimental dub were Mike Ink (aka Wolfgang Voigt) and Thomas Brinkmann. Ink Berlin musician, speaking to more than 6 under pseudonyms. Basically, he worked with such record companies as Profan and Studio 1. Brinkmann, relatively recently begun work in this style, earned fame, thanks to music remixes Ink and Plastikman. Style Experimental dub, in turn, inspired several leading representatives of techno culture (including Plastikman and Mills) at the end of 90th, its influence can be seen even in directions American indie rock and post-rock. |
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