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Oct 26, 2026

Luca DalolioGUEST
34:31
You
HussainHOST
34:32
have to call that one IDM.
FaisalHOST
34:33
IDM.
FaisalHOST
34:34
IDM.
Max KadarGUEST
34:34
IDM.
Max KadarGUEST
34:36
I like that.
Max KadarGUEST
34:36
You know, I'm
Max KadarGUEST
35:32
That's
Bruce LordHOST
62:19
at that the least at the very least everybody involved in this was stoned and probably on god knows what else in addition to that um to your point about just you know how beautiful and complex and layered it is like you know this furnace comes out in 1995 the first actual lp uh by download if you're tracking along with kind of the larger puppy verse uh at the time Cyberactive and Doubting Thomas, those records have come out by that point.
Bruce LordHOST
62:47
But even with those in mind, I don't know that anybody was necessarily prepared for just how far out there, how dense, and just how much of a kind of a, whatever you want to say, psychedelic IDM mindfuck this record ends up being.
Bruce LordHOST
63:05
And I think it kind of becomes...
Bruce LordHOST
63:07
Sort of a bulwark or kind of a high watermark in terms of the type of general electronic experimentalism that Kevin Key becomes known for and becomes just as much, I think, a part of his legacy as like, oh, yeah, the skinny puppy guy for all of the years that have happened since then.
Alex KennedyHOST
67:51
But so much of it, especially for like the first three or four tracks, really kind of up until you get to like Mother's Son.
Alex KennedyHOST
67:58
feels so much broader than industrial.
Alex KennedyHOST
68:00
Like it has elements of, you know, what we were at that time calling, you know, IDM or brain dance.
Alex KennedyHOST
68:07
Um, it certainly has elements of dub.
Milan UyenoHOST
22:07
But, uh, yeah, it seems like, unfortunately, it doesn't seem like they have a lot of stuff out right now, but I still have, like, one other release titled Portal Vision, but, yeah, it's really nice.
Milan UyenoHOST
22:17
A little bit more modern sound of, like, fun, uh, kind of, uh, This sort of, like, IDM sound, but it's very, like, still really nice.
Milan UyenoHOST
22:27
I love the variety on it.
Milan UyenoHOST
22:28
Highly recommend checking it out.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
3:32
So anyway, it was nice to be in the studio tonight.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
3:35
I've been listening to lots of Square Pressure tonight, the Dream Eaters I've been listening to, and more kind of IDM kind of stuff I've been listening to.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
3:53
And that's about it.
Barrie J DaviesHOST
3:56
But yeah, so I've been doing this process for...
GabeHOST
25:46
Given that the title track has a distinctly EP7-ish sound, but the other two tracks still sound to me like Confield outtakes.
DanHOST
25:53
And Joe says, I'm not sure how I'd rank in terms of a coherent release, but this really pads out their CV as absolute masters of frenetic, extremely complex digital IDM.
DanHOST
26:05
And I think gave them some breathing room to pursue other paths in the later 2000s since no one would be able to question their cred again.
GabeHOST
26:14
And finally, Jeff says, I struggled quite a bit with this EP with all the glitch and noise.

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GabeHOST
59:24
The beat, like I said, is kind of like settling and making more and more sense.
GabeHOST
59:28
The point where we even get this kind of like, you know, quite logical high hat.
GabeHOST
59:32
And you just be like, okay, a couple minutes, we're going to be in classic IDM territory.
GabeHOST
59:35
But then something goes very fucking wrong, you know, before we get there.
Marco Violet-VianelloGUEST
66:56
It's a bit like I was just telling you earlier, like the Virtual Dreams by Music From Memory.
Marco Violet-VianelloGUEST
67:01
Uh, the one and two, those are also great, like IDM, ambient.
Marco Violet-VianelloGUEST
67:04
Um, oh, I love this song.
Kit LockeyHOST
67:07
[laughs] Yeah, I thought I'd put something on.
MattHOST
106:38
And I remember, and I, I went back and listened to our episode 'cause I was like, "What is..." And it's like, and I remember going, "That's really pretentious." Intelligent dance music.
JoshHOST
106:45
Oh.
MattHOST
106:46
Or IDM.
JohnHOST
106:46
Oh, IDM.
JohnHOST
106:47
Yes.
JoshHOST
106:47
Yeah.
JoshHOST
106:48
[laughs]
MattHOST
106:48
Yep.
Dennis WalkerHOST
28:34
And for example, I also travel a lot internationally.
Dennis WalkerHOST
28:38
I was in Berlin and have a friend who's a bouncer at a club called Trezor there, which does a lot of like underground electronic and IDM, things like that.
Dennis WalkerHOST
28:48
they have a sister club in detroit but i got a proper like berlin club experience and anybody who's ever done that probably knows what i'm talking about and uh that's very different say that berlin club experience from what you might experience in some ways like where i grew up in san diego where maybe those clubs exist i don't know but uh it's a lot it's a different sort of venue where most music consumption happens it's maybe like more open air or, you know, the concerts I grew up going to were at the county fair or kind of downtown by the water.
Dennis WalkerHOST
29:19
Very different than like a all night party in a Berlin techno club.
speaker_0HOST
60:31
[electronic music] A lot of this is beat-driven, yet atmospheric, sample-heavy electronic music.
speaker_0HOST
60:41
You know, in the '90s people called it IDM.
speaker_0HOST
60:43
I guess everyone calls everything electronic-related EDM these days.
speaker_0HOST
60:47
I don't know.
Milan UyenoHOST
4:10
My name is Milan Yuenno, and you are tuned in to Mon Bailey, where we play experimental by and for everybody.
Milan UyenoHOST
4:17
And we've got a fun episode today, going back a little bit to that, um, uh, electronic sound, beginning with that classic nineties, uh, IDM sound, brain dance, whatever you wanna call it.
Milan UyenoHOST
4:30
Uh, we're getting into progressively weird stuff there with another incredible release by, uh, you know, la-- another massive track from one of the best, uh, uh, modern-day artists right now I can think of, but we'll get to that later.
Milan UyenoHOST
4:43
Uh, but what you just listened to there was the phenomenal track, "Ted," that was by the artist Clark out of the UK from their album Body Riddle, and it's also on their, uh, like, a separate EP just called Ted.
Milan UyenoHOST
5:58
Clark, uh, is phenomenal
Milan UyenoHOST
5:59
phenomenalAnd I think that, yeah, everyone should check this.
Milan UyenoHOST
6:03
This album should be recognized as like a classic of the IDM genre.
Milan UyenoHOST
6:07
And he's still putting out records to this day.

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