whitelodge wrote:
I´m a huge fan of Ultradyne, their stuff in unique. all I wanted to say is that their latest 12" has a VERY different sound compared to old stuff (as big contrast, e.g. Cities In Retro, very rough and classic-sounding, the sound of the machines we all love so much). then I went on with some more general thoughts on the recent sound, still NOT bashing anyone, still always respecting, loving, feeling the great music that´s more important than any fucking frequency-seperation.
do you understand now, Dan?<br><br>Post edited by: whitelodge, at: 2008/01/25 23:22

I *think* ultradyne is just 1 guy now, but dont quote me on that

X101 wrote:
I *think* ultradyne is just 1 guy now, but dont quote me on that

I have never seen interviews or articles, but the artwork gave me some hints. I just checked discogs and myspace and found out:

Dennis Richardson & Alexandres Lugo


Ultradyne have a strong visual and conceptual thing going on, and therefore I haven´t been too much investigating about the artists. the more an artistic world is built around the music, the less interesting the artists´ real names/photos/birthday/breakfast-habit/whatever becomes.


ps, if somebody isn´t into their stuff: check out Age Of Discontent first to get into their sound universe...

Indeed.
"Dr. Blowfins Experiment" was produced by Ultradyne under the Drexciya moniker.
I went berserk when they played it live a few years ago in Amsterdam.

whitelodge wrote:
X101 wrote:
I *think* ultradyne is just 1 guy now, but dont quote me on that

I have never seen interviews or articles, but the artwork gave me some hints. I just checked discogs and myspace and found out:

Dennis Richardson & Alexandres Lugo


Ultradyne have a strong visual and conceptual thing going on, and therefore I haven´t been too much investigating about the artists. the more an artistic world is built around the music, the less interesting the artists´ real names/photos/birthday/breakfast-habit/whatever becomes.


ps, if somebody isn´t into their stuff: check out Age Of Discontent first to get into their sound universe...

Ultradyne is still 2 persons (Dennis & Alex) although Alex produces (and releases) as Vidrio.