Is this guy from Dallas?

[Milhouse]

IF: Good techno is far and few between these days, THEN: thank goodness for Gerald Hanson. The man known more commonly as CONVEXTION has remained unwaveringly committed to the sounds of quality electronic music since his surfacing in the mid-1990’s. Hanson is a true artist; quietly operating in the shadows of isolation and obscurity, he’s remained in his hometown of Dallas, Texas, far away from the frenzied hype of dance music epicenters domestic and international whose oversaturated gaze Hanson has, for the most part, wisely circumvented. His approach is timeless, stoic, resilient: from his autonomous perch, he’s delivered countless productions whose sense of atmosphere, spatiality, tonal diversity and progressive movement stand in an elite class of techno producers whose sound can rightly be deemed “timeless.” Hanson’s honesty, his sincerity in the effort and careful attention to his craft, is only dwarfed by the ease that he creates music with a purpose, a totality that ebbs & flows throughout the progress of the track…yet it never fractures, reaches completion. The chords, their intricate filtering, their tumultuous, careful precision and sparse use, comprise the backbone of all his tracks, and with is S/T debut full-length, originally released in 2005 and now available on CD from Dope Jams, Hanson continues to perfect his sound. Not Miminal, yet minimal. Detroit & Berlin, yet without precedent. Moving, entrancing, and most importantly, unique.

[djbonehead]

its gerard and yes, homegrown dallas techno

[T Moe Mass]

Originally Posted by Milhouse

IF: Good techno is far and few between these days, THEN: thank goodness for Gerald Hanson. The man known more commonly as CONVEXTION has remained unwaveringly committed to the sounds of quality electronic music since his surfacing in the mid-1990’s. Hanson is a true artist; quietly operating in the shadows of isolation and obscurity, he’s remained in his hometown of Dallas, Texas, far away from the frenzied hype of dance music epicenters domestic and international whose oversaturated gaze Hanson has, for the most part, wisely circumvented. His approach is timeless, stoic, resilient: from his autonomous perch, he’s delivered countless productions whose sense of atmosphere, spatiality, tonal diversity and progressive movement stand in an elite class of techno producers whose sound can rightly be deemed “timeless.” Hanson’s honesty, his sincerity in the effort and careful attention to his craft, is only dwarfed by the ease that he creates music with a purpose, a totality that ebbs & flows throughout the progress of the track…yet it never fractures, reaches completion. The chords, their intricate filtering, their tumultuous, careful precision and sparse use, comprise the backbone of all his tracks, and with is S/T debut full-length, originally released in 2005 and now available on CD from Dope Jams, Hanson continues to perfect his sound. Not Miminal, yet minimal. Detroit & Berlin, yet without precedent. Moving, entrancing, and most importantly, unique.

This thread sounds like a job for captain obviouse.

[richardthomas]

Originally Posted by T Moe Mass

This thread sounds like a job for captain obviouse.

or captain obvious.

[Revolv]

Originally Posted by Milhouse

IF: Good techno is far and few between these days, THEN: thank goodness for Gerald Hanson. The man known more commonly as CONVEXTION has remained unwaveringly committed to the sounds of quality electronic music since his surfacing in the mid-1990’s.

It's actually Gerard Hanson and, as the Bone said, he is indeed a diamond in the ruff of Dallas, and an artist on the Dallas-based Down Low Music label.

[djredeye]

one of Dtowns finest....super nice guy........and great hair to match

[nordburg]

hell of halloween participant as well

[T Moe Mass]

Originally Posted by richardthomas

or captain obvious.

and captain grammer

[charlie brown]

captain grammar actually kekekek

happy bday dawg!

[BradH]

lol

[monarch]

Originally Posted by djredeye

and great hair to match

agreed x ten

[Milhouse]

Originally Posted by djbonehead

its gerard and yes, homegrown dallas techno

Hey Mark...Can you order this album for the store so i can grab a copy?!

[NeedleSharp]

kids that aren't old enough/edumacated enough to read probably shouldn't be listening to that damned techno!

[transplant]

Gerard is cool as hell and could pass as a Kevin bacon look a like.

Yes, he makes great techno that gets played by a lot of Detroit's heavy hitters (ie Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, etc. . .).

He has played at our Positive Education events, as he is friends and label mate to Minto. Also he stops by to say hello when he is in town.

PS Copies of his work are limited in pressings, so they are in high demand and the price is high.

http://www.discogs.com/release/1078667

http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?rel...=1073548&ev=rb

This the LP I bought in 2006 for $20:
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?rel...=1073548&ev=rb


This was getting a lot of play in Detroit when it came out:
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=4915&ev=rb

[richardthomas]

Originally Posted by Milhouse

Hey Mark...Can you order this album for the store so i can grab a copy?!

Good luck finding it....in most cases these get snatched up with a quickness as there are not many pressed. Look it up on ebay and it surely is pricey.