Cabanne

Zsa Zsa · Post by **Zsa Zsa** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:36 pm

I was one of the lucky ones to experience Narod Niki's performance at Mutek 03. I have yet to see him perform solo. In due time.

By listening to Cabanne's tracks, or a recorded set, it is apparent that he has a raw talent that seems to come naturally. I think this is one man that I will continue to admire. He is always 'on,' and continues to deliver a feeling that is best described as "fresh air."

Thanks for the welcome. What a fantastic forum. The artist section was a phenomenal idea, so cheers to the creative soul who thought of it.

Suz/AA/ZZ

Rich · Post by **Rich** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 8:45 pm

Cabanne is a wicked artist. I listen to a lot of tracks by people like him, Ark and Dimbiman. That's really my kind of glitchy, minimal techno!! Strange and different, but funky and catchy. All good stuff...

cyhl · Post by **cyhl** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 8:58 pm

yeah, cabanne's music is great, and he's very cool too!

and stay tuned with the next foundsound releases in 2005, there will be a good surprise for his fans.........

so, zsa, how was the narod niki thingy? I'm still looking for somebody who can give me a proper review of it....... was it fluid enough to be danceable? was the combination of all this talent better than the individual artists? was there any hearable technical problems? etc. etc.

Doctor T · Post by **Doctor T** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:17 pm

so, zsa, how was the narod niki thingy? I'm still looking for somebody who can give me a proper review of it....... was it fluid enough to be danceable? was the combination of all this talent better than the individual artists? was there any hearable technical problems? etc. etc.

You can listen to it in the Mutek archives.

http://www.mutek.ca

The Remix · Post by **The Remix** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 11:05 pm

this guy is really good

- travis- PHd of thumpology! Dr. T.

Essaj · Post by **Essaj** » Thu Dec 02, 2004 11:12 pm

Doctor T wrote:
so, zsa, how was the narod niki thingy? I'm still looking for somebody who can give me a proper review of it....... was it fluid enough to be danceable? was the combination of all this talent better than the individual artists? was there any hearable technical problems? etc. etc.
You can listen to it in the Mutek archives.

http://www.mutek.ca

thanks man...i didnt notice it

does anyone have the narod niki set as mp3 for download?

Aron · Post by **Aron** » Fri Dec 03, 2004 12:30 am

Zsa Zsa wrote:I was one of the lucky ones to experience Narod Niki's performance at Mutek 03. I have yet to see him perform solo. In due time.

By listening to Cabanne's tracks, or a recorded set, it is apparent that he has a raw talent that seems to come naturally. I think this is one man that I will continue to admire. He is always 'on,' and continues to deliver a feeling that is best described as "fresh air."

Thanks for the welcome. What a fantastic forum. The artist section was a phenomenal idea, so cheers to the creative soul who thought of it.

Suz/AA/ZZ

Man, "The Peg" sounds like some last stronghold of civilization before entering Grizzleybearland. Or is it?

Zsa Zsa · Post by **Zsa Zsa** » Fri Dec 03, 2004 6:59 am

Essaj wrote:
Doctor T wrote:
so, zsa, how was the narod niki thingy? I'm still looking for somebody who can give me a proper review of it....... was it fluid enough to be danceable? was the combination of all this talent better than the individual artists? was there any hearable technical problems? etc. etc.
You can listen to it in the Mutek archives.

http://www.mutek.ca
thanks man...i didnt notice it

does anyone have the narod niki set as mp3 for download?

I dont have the set, but you can always record the stream in Sound Forge.