James Stinson (musician)
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James Marcel Stinson | |
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Born | Detroit, Michigan, U.S | September 14, 1969
Died | September 3, 2002 | (aged 33)
Genres | |
Labels | Tresor Records, Warp, Rephlex, Clone |
Formerly of |
James Marcel Stinson (1969–2002)[1] was a Detroit techno producer and artist. With Gerald Donald he formed the afrofuturist techno duo Drexciya. He released music under the aliases Shifted Phases, The Other People Place, Transllusion, Lab Rat XL, Abstract Thought, Elecktroids, L.A.M., Jack Peoples and Clarence.[2][3][4]
Discography
As Drexciya
Studio albums
- Neptune's Lair (1999), Tresor
- Harnessed the Storm (2002), Tresor
- Grava 4 (2002), Clone
Compilation albums
- The Quest (1997), Submerge
- Journey of the Deep Sea Dweller I (2011), Clone
- Journey of the Deep Sea Dweller II (2012), Clone
- Journey of the Deep Sea Dweller III (2013), Clone
- Journey of the Deep Sea Dweller IV (2013), Clone
EPs
- Deep Sea Dweller (1992), Shockwave Records
- Drexciya 2: Bubble Metropolis (1993), Underground Resistance
- Drexciya 3: Molecular Enhancement (1994), Rephlex, Submerge
- Drexciya 4: The Unknown Aquazone (1994), Submerge
- Aquatic Invasion (1994), Underground Resistance
- The Journey Home (1995), Warp Records
- The Return of Drexciya (1996), Underground Resistance
- Uncharted (1997), Somewhere in Detroit
- Hydro Doorways (2000), Tresor
Singles
- "Fusion Flats" (2000), Tresor
- "Digital Tsunami" (2001), Tresor
- "Drexciyan R.E.S.T. Principle" (2002), Clone
As Transllusion
Studio albums
Singles
- "Mind Over Positive And Negative Dimensional Matter" (2001), Supremat
- "Third Eye" EP (2002), Rephlex
- "A Moment of Insanity" (2018), Clone
As Shifted Phases
Studio albums
- The Cosmic Memoirs Of The Late Great Rupert J. Rosinthrope (2002), Tresor
References
- ^ "James Marcel Stinson - Biography". AllMusic.
- ^ "Drexciya Research Lab".
- ^ "James Stinson Bio". AllMusic.
- ^ Pratt, Tim. "Interview with James Stinson". Detroit Free Press. Archived from the original on 2002-10-17. Retrieved 2023-02-05.
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