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Article from The Mix, March 1995 |
More news from cyberspace
Check out the Internet Underground Music Archive on http://iuma.sounthern.com/IUMA, for a listing of all manner of underground music. There are no barriers or musical prejudices here, with many of the acts featuring 30 second clips of their music, which you can download for free. Some even include whole tracks to download. There's a wealth of original graphics, and links to other related sites, and the whole thing runs on Silicon Graphics machines making it about the fastest http site on the Web.
Searching for information about that strange sampler you spotted down the second-hand shop? Or simply after some new patches or a software editor for your favourite synth? Then cruise on down to the Music Machines page at: http://www.hyperreal.com:80/music/machines.
Headed by a picture of a Wavestation, the site comprises listings of models by manufacturer, as well as textual information about various machines, as and when it is uploaded. Patches for synths are posted there every day, and the site is also home to some interesting software from patch editors and librarians, as well as some other interesting software organised by computer platform. Check out the Analogue Sequencer for the Atari downloaded from this very site by yours truly.
The Quicktime movie downloaded from PIPE, the Hex/Coldcut/NTone site didn't make it onto last month's CD, owing to a technological hitch. Quite what is logical about a hitch I don't know, but then logic is not the most highly valued commodity in Hex's philosophy, so maybe that's alright then. The site continues to expand, with the sample page a particular delight. If you haven't checked it out yet, you owe it to yourself to open URL http://www.southern.com/PIPE. The Glass movie has finally made it to the Mac section of this month's CD.
The Human League have got themselves a site on the web to promote their new product, and fans can dial them up on http://www.musicbase.co.uk/music/human
The Echo label, home to such diverse talents as Julian Cope, Anne Dudley, Orang, Nyack and Mel Garside has added their presence to the Web. Fans of any of the above should log on to http://www.echo.co.uk/echo/echo.html. Alternatively, e-mail the artists as follows: (Contact Details).
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