Sunday, June 17, 2007
Sheffield Techno item featuring LFO-1990
YouTube via chrisf242.
Re-Published on Aug 1, 2012 gez varley
Via sequencer.de. You might recognize bits of this from this awesome video.
"Short but interesting item about the growing Sheffield techno scene in 1990.Features LFO (a young Mark Bell who now works with Bjork) and Warp records."
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sure would be nice if the music scene was still like that.
ReplyDeleteThe government giving money to local studio's?!?!?
Yeah, I read about those government initiatives in a book called 'Rock and Popular Music: Politics, Policies, Institutions (Culture: Policy & Politics)'
ReplyDeleteI think they took the idea from a European model.
Kinda worked in the end for Sheffield, there was a boom in club tourism in the mid to late nineties in Sheffield, Gatecrasher etc.
Geek mode off now. I just did it in a uni project.