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Get some insight into the minds behind Cymatic (Quantum Soul/Ruckspin/Octane/DLR) in this, their first interview, exclusive to Bass Music Blog.

Download the mix and and read the interview here: http://bassmusicblog.com/bass-music-mix-26-cymatic#

Cymatic

I may be slightly biased since I released the first Cymatic record, but this is a decent read and the mix is fucking great. Tip!!!

big up guys!

Everyone seems to be a bit with this one!

Cheers ThinKing (you're allowed to be biased) and Pushing Red, nice one!

quality.

big up Cymatic! really like electric church and drop it every time.
looking fwd to your next releases

awesome, thanks

Big up, really feeling Cymatic.

'Jungle Fever' was in our top 50 of 2010.



http://hedmuk.blogspot.com/2010/12/hedm ... -2010.html

nice mix!

Remix of Dub From Atlantis' "Silly Little Things"... Love it.

top mix mr quantum

caned this mix this weekend, nice vibes!!

Cheers Dom,

Glad people are digging this

These tunes are great, Cymatic. Thanks for this one.

ahhh it all makes sense now

came on my music player this morning, so so good, bump! If you haven't checked this, do so

That new Cymatic - Pastry Riddim tune is dope too

Cheers Murky, not sure if that 'Pastry Riddim' is Cymatic, tbh. I think it's Ruckspin, don't know what happened with the naming of it...

I'd be excited to see a Cymatic album emerge, I think their sound would translate well to a long-player. As for

We don't want to sound like anyone or be influenced by anyone.

I get the idea of saying "we don't want to sound like anyone", and obviously it's really healthy to go in your own direction, but I don't really get the concept of not being influenced by anyone. Surely everything that you've heard gets thrown into one melting pot, then you come out with your own sound, but you've still been influenced?

Does anyone know where the Electric Church sample comes from?

nclpad wrote:I'd be excited to see a Cymatic album emerge, I think their sound would translate well to a long-player. As for

We don't want to sound like anyone or be influenced by anyone.

I get the idea of saying "we don't want to sound like anyone", and obviously it's really healthy to go in your own direction, but I don't really get the concept of not being influenced by anyone. Surely everything that you've heard gets thrown into one melting pot, then you come out with your own sound, but you've still been influenced?

Does anyone know where the Electric Church sample comes from?

Easy nclpad,
a Cymatic album is on the horizon, this mix is really just a taster of where we are at at the moment, and yes, a long player is right up our street as there is so much we wish to 'say' musically. So biggups for appreciating this sound has depth and a lot of explaining of itself to do

I agree with your objection to being 'uninfluenced' - but surely this is just a manifestation of the perennial struggle to be original...you cannot truly hide your influences - but if I said I was influenced by Sepultura (amongst many other people of different genres), would that alter your appreciation of the music? Can you hear them in QS music, or Cymatic music, or is it all so melted down in the pot that it is no longer a discernible influence? Just a thought. I think what Chris meant was that he doesn't want to be identified as the latest in a long line of people seen to be bandwagon jumping... Cymatic is so far beyond the nomenclature as to be 'non-specific-downtempo' music.

In answer to your final question: yes, its Jimi Hendrix, being interviewed in the sixties...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Church

big up, nice mix and a good read