That's what hes doing. It's out in April supposedly

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Originally posted by noikeee I've rated Pryda extremely high since Human Behaviour/Lesson One and Do It/Spooks, which were both GREAT releases, but i think things have all gone a bit downhill since Aftermath.

For sure, Do It/Spooks is one of my favorite releases of all time, and I like the Sheridan stuff he's putting out along with some of the Cirez D material, but "Remember," "Frankfurt," this, "Rene," and "Seadweller" (some of which I realize are older) have all just left me pretty disinterested.

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I see whatchu' mean now. Do It and Spooks were more of dancefloor killers, whereas all the stuff under Pryda hes been putting out lately is either towards the minimal side or really pretty. The only stuff thats completely bangin' anymore is like you said, under Sheridan or Cirez D.

Samey, perhaps, but that's what Pryda tracks are about, he gives us a 1 bar riff that repeats endlessly, 3 minute breaks where the riff keeps going with a tiny little hihat, perhaps a small string section, then it continiues just like before for another minute before the bassline comes in and already there with just a synth riff and a bassline you feel like you wanna dance your ass off. Then he throws in a huge sweep that lasts at least one minute and makes everybody go deaf and finally, finally kick and snare come back, bom tchss bom tchss, and you have what feels like the biggest climax ever while there are just a handful of sounds.

Rymd is ok, it's certainly not a tune i'm gonna remember but it's highly enjoyable and head nod-friendly and there is no need to explain what i think would happen if i heard in on a dancefloor.

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Originally posted by iammesol whereas all the stuff under Pryda hes been putting out lately is either towards the minimal side or really pretty.

err, what?!

what in hell is a pretty track? does it look good?

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Originally posted by SMC Samey, perhaps, but that's what Pryda tracks are about, he gives us a 1 bar riff that repeats endlessly, 3 minute breaks where the riff keeps going with a tiny little hihat, perhaps a small string section, then it continiues just like before for another minute before the bassline comes in and already there with just a synth riff and a bassline you feel like you wanna dance your ass off. Then he throws in a huge sweep that lasts at least one minute and makes everybody go deaf and finally, finally kick and snare come back, bom tchss bom tchss, and you have what feels like the biggest climax ever while there are just a handful of sounds. Rymd is ok, it's certainly not a tune i'm gonna remember but it's highly enjoyable and head nod-friendly and there is no need to explain what i think would happen if i heard in on a dancefloor.

The man speaks da truf

Last edited by iammesol on Mar-09-2007 at 19:11

I like it.

ps
That Ida Enberg chick is HOT.

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Originally posted by noikeee err, what?! what in hell is a pretty track? does it look good?

one that evokes emotion...

Pryda - The Gift
Pryda - Frankfurt

Pryda is no minimal, stop using the word because its cool lol. Its just good, usually melodic, detroit-influenced techno/house nothing more nothing less and its good for what it is.

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Originally posted by PETRAN Pryda is no minimal, stop using the word because its cool lol. Its just good, usually melodic, detroit-influenced techno/house nothing more nothing less and its good for what it is.

Detroit?

Prydz' strings are so devoid of soul, that comment is an insult to the motor city techno community.

I'm not callin' him minimal... Hes definitely far from it! His tracks just don't have a lot of elements usually.