Venetian Snares

   

Venetian Snares is the performing name of Aaron Funk, an electronic music producer and performer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, in Canada. He is known for making experimental IDM and breakcore in non-4/4 time signatures, and has released albums on the History of the Future, Isolate, Addict, Zod, Distort, Low-Res, Planet Mu, Sublight and Hymen record labels.

His 2003 album was entitled The Chocolate Wheelchair Album, and incorporates a number of samples, including the theme from Coronation Street (a popular British soap opera), a rendition of the theme tune to Sesame Street, Dr. Who and samples from the Disney film The Love Bug.

Reactions to his music are diverse. It proves too dense and complex for some, although an equal number of electronica fans connect with his unique and innovative style. He is rapidly developing a cult like following in the scene, especially within the online community.

Discography

  • Spells, Cassette (1998, Not On Label)
  • Subvert!, Cassette (1998, Not On Label)
  • Greg Hates Car Culture (1999, History Of The Future)
  • Salt (2000, Zhark International)
  • printf("shiver in eternal darkness/n"); (2000, Isolate)
  • 7 Sevens Med EP (2000, Low Res)
  • Untitled [white label] (2001, Hangars Liquides)
  • Defluxion / Boarded Up Swan Entrance (2001, Planet Mu)
  • Shitfuckers!!! (2001, Dyslexic Response)
  • Making Orange Things [w/Speedranch] (2001, Planet Mu)
  • Songs About My Cats (2001, Planet Mu)
  • Doll Doll Doll (2001, Hymen)
  • Higgins Ultra Low Track Glue Funk Hits 1972 - 2006 (2002, Planet Mu)
  • 2370894 (2002, Planet Mu)
  • Winter In The Belly Of A Snake (2002, Planet Mu)
  • A Giant Alien Force More Violent & Sick Than Anything You Can Imagine (2002, Hymen)
  • Find Candace (2003, Hymen)
  • Badminton (2003, Addict)
  • Einstein-Rosen Bridge (2003, Planet Mu)
  • The Chocolate Wheelchair Album (2003, Planet Mu)
  • Moonglow / This Bitter Earth (2004, Addict)
  • Horse And Goat (2004, Sublight Records, Inc.)
  • Huge Chrome Cylinder Box Unfolding (2004, Planet Mu)
  • Infolepsy EP (2004, Coredump Records)

External links

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