yosaia's
em:t
shrine
for enquiring minds in an anxious age.
a collectors series from t:me recording.
em:t is a division of t:me recording ltd. all tracks written and produced by the artists. this collection features recordings which have been spatially expanded using the Roland® Sound Space 3-D sound imaging system. recorded and mixed at square centre studios, nottingham, england, and other studios across the world. all tracks published by time recording ltd except track 1, published by warp music. coco, steel & lovebomb appear courtesy of warp records. the designers republic 0094.
a rare combination of style and substance...
at a time when the racks are ful of substandard compilations,
this arrives just in time... the new ambient frontier...
urb magazine
giving people what you think they think they
want is not creativity, merely commerce.
all tracks written and produced by paul frankland. engineered by will joss and tom smyth of miasma. all mixes performed live by woob. recorded and mixed at square centre studios, april and may 1994. special thanks to: dave, chris, tim and john at t:me spooky pez, maxine, mark at t.e.l.f., bev and hol, mar and par, i.p.g., moddy si, rob, jane, tim, col, ross the dog, dj waters, captain manic and plug. em:t is a division of t:me recording ltd. these recordings have been spatially expanded using the Roland® Sound Space 3-D sound imaging system. published by t:me recording ltd. further information? t: 0602 859595. f: 0602 412277. also available: em:t 0094. the designers republic 1194.
sheets of filmic noise build to atmospheric climaxes before plunging away
to almost nothing... languid sinister ans sensuous...
dj
a collection of some of the most beautiful, experimental and haunting music
ever encountered... this really should be taken advantage of
generator
what were you trying to create when you started writing the album, and did it turn out as you first envisioned?
i tried to create an album with a loose narrative that guides the listener’s mind through different environments. i also wanted the lp to sound as organic as possible without any too thin or too electronic sounding synths.
what was the process for writing the album?
i had an atari st running sequencer one plus, an akai s950, gem s2, a boss delay pedal, home made reverb, tape deck, ghetto-blaster, video recorder and a dat machine. i made rough sets of each track, then took everything with me into the studio and finished off the tracks using the extra equipment available. every track was mixed and performed live, none were edited down.
what is your one memory of your time on the em:t label?
i remember the first time i stepped into the live room at square centre studios – it was a vast, open space with a control room overlooking around 15 foot above.
and, what is a woob? wuub?
woob was a made up word. that sounded unique. wuub is a hybrid of woob and dub.
interview with mat jarvis (gas) about 1194 rerelease