Re: [microsound] Re: wired/lowercase/macs/oh my!

[Neil Wiernik <neil@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have encountered that situation many times over with all corners of 
musical genras I dont find it scary at all in fact I fnd it interesting to 
obverve and see how things move out of non popular culture and into 
popular culture. 
Its like the whole clicky glitchy techno sounds that were comming out of 
cologne 5 years ago people thought I was wierd when I discribed the kind 
of music I was making or ask me who is tomas brinkmann 
or mike ink. And now they are household words for the most part in certain 
circles. I think like any thing there comes a time when your little secret 
is no longer a secret and I think of it like this the more the merrier ...
that means if it popular annd there is demand for it then there is more 
money pumped into te community and more records, shows and tours can 
happen as well as in turn more new blood flushed into the community both 
from a consumer and prodcuing end of things.
so its all good and the elitest attitude of ssssshhhheee lets keep this a 
secret is silly and not very cool at all.
neil..


On Thu, 30 May 2002, lowercase wrote:

> i have to say that i'm highly amused right now.  numerous people have
> asked me about microsound and lowercase music and are wondering what to
> buy/listen to.  anyone else having the same highly scary situation
> happen?
> 
> brad
> -- 
> we have some very interesting things going on...
> 
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