There’s Hope For Electronic Music In Iowa: Blutiger Fluss Live

11Oct09

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Sunday Synth Jam: Proof that there is hope for an electronic music scene in Iowa: Blutiger Fluss performing their Klaus Schulze-esque Minima at Vaudeville Mews, June 27th, 2009.

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Sorry about the audio, we were playing pretty loud and the camera person was close to the stage.

Tags: ambient, berlin school, Bourne-o-vision, Iowa, Klaus Schulze, space music, Synthesizers

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1 @chaircrusher on Oct 12th, 2009 said:

Um… I know it wasn't your intention, but there is a lot of electronic music in Iowa, and a distorted video from the Vaudeville Mews doesn't really represent it.
2 synthhead on Oct 12th, 2009 said:

Bring it on, chaircrusher! Let's see the links, videos & mp3s!
3 synthhead on Oct 12th, 2009 said:

Bring on the Iowa electronics links, videos & MP3s, then, chaircrusher!
4 Steven G. on Oct 12th, 2009 said:

You're right, there's Shigauze, These Stains is Us, Insectoid and others. But this video DOES represent one form of iowa electronic music, obviously.

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