Elisabeth Esselink has a record store in Amsterdam with her small studio in the basement. In there she deconstructs samples of bootlegs and records nobody wants, to make songs that she can sing over. It's a result unlike trip hop or most sampled music, and it's a very good thing. (www.matadorrecords.com)
Music Reviews | No. 28
These Things You do at Four A.M
by Larry Crane
Like record albums in your basement on a Tascam 80-8? Beltline is Rob Jones, the man behind Jealous Butcher Records in Portland and also the guy that keeps us supplied with late model computer gear...