Ok you make a point about gaiser but he is still young musically and is developing his sound. I think its good he has carved himslef a sound even if he sticks to it a little too much... the potential for development is great and live he is impressive recently. All hail Mr. Microtonic!Thomas D and Jack Thomas wrote:Personally, I think Gaiser is kind of a one-trick pony...but I do believe some of the Minus artists such as Heartthrob, Locodice, and Mathew Jonson tend to take minimal music to a level where other artists are too lazy to take it too. Gaiser's first minus was amazing, the rest so far as been the same idea...sparse sounds with reverb and a Mictronic VSTi workout. Keep opening up the noise decay on that snare john.The_Glass_Olive wrote:Not true - Gaiser live PA is sick and Heartthrob is my favourite live artist.JanLuis wrote:Boring as hell!!!! i really dont understand this m-nus hype.Also performances from its artists are totally craps.
It's true the releases are off, but I'll stand by 'on it' as interesting although i wouldnt probably play it. Don't just hate for the sake though - think about what minus has done in the past - there is a reason why all their artists have so much hype and everyone wants their unreleased stuff: they were and can produce TOP quality techno.
I think Gaisers new album will straighten the record here- i have come to think of his productions as perhaps the best stuff released on the label in recent years, along with JPLS for the fututre.
$!%!! then 5 more pages of bitching. you seem to expect the greatest record ever with each release, but you're all missing the steady progression minus is indeed making. you'd think that after the 100s of requests for these tracks elsewhere on the forum people would see how big a lot of them really are.
