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Old 11-03-2014, 12:08 PM   #31 (permalink)
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I think you'd be surprised, as is true with any genre if you look long enough you'll find something interesting, there's a lot of really talented new producers that really put a lot into interesting sound design, the label Ad Noiseam especially has been consistently releasing some pretty unique albums (among the occasional duds of course). The old classic dub styles are great, but there's always room to explore, and the great thing about new electronic music is that new technologies and more elaborate software programs allow artists to push the limits of a genre further and further.

big up for Misanthrop.. I especially love his track with Phace, "Desert Orgy", which is the craziest Drum and Bass track EVER. Btw, it's strange how the ones who pioneered Dubstep, I mean Hyperdub Records, are the same ones who pushed it to the newest and maybe the most interesting electronic genres of nowadays.. I mean, all that Future Garage, UK Funky, UK Bass, Wonky and Footwork scene
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Old 11-03-2014, 12:17 PM   #32 (permalink)
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Misanthrop and Phace are fantastic, especially when working as a team. I've always considered Sidereal to be Misanthrop's most incredible track, if you haven't heard it I highly suggest you do hear it, some of the most remarkable production I've ever heard in my life. Just search it up on YouTube, I'd link it here but this isn't a drum & bass thread.
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EPOCH, I'm surprised.. you're the first one I met here that didn't stop his search for music once discovered 60's Rock and who knows and aknowledges this kind of music.. I feel we're on the same wavelenght
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I primarily listen to drum & bass, IDM, and experimental electronic music, I just happen to be listening to and posting a lot about classic rock at the moment. Maybe we ought to team up later and set sail into the electronica section on a pirate conquest of some sort.
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I primarily listen to drum & bass, IDM, and experimental electronic music, I just happen to be listening to and posting a lot about classic rock at the moment. Maybe we ought to team up later and set sail into the electronica section on a pirate conquest of some sort.
ahaha sure. also, I saw u like instrumental Hip Hop too. I'm into black music in general, and for what concerns electronica, I prefer the UK scene.. I mean, beside DnB and breakbeat, I love UK Garage and all its sub-genres.. my favorites are Kode9 and The Spaceape, the latter died a few weeks ago.. (btw, I stop here.. don't wanna go OT ahaha)
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ahaha sure. also, I saw u like instrumental Hip Hop too. I'm into black music in general, and for what concerns electronica, I prefer the UK scene.. I mean, beside DnB and breakbeat, I love UK Garage and all its sub-genres.. my favorites are Kode9 and The Spaceape, the latter died a few weeks ago.. (btw, I stop here.. don't wanna go OT ahaha)
How much of this have you heard? And do you enjoy the vocal stuff?

You lot should check Terror Danjah out btw.
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How much of this have you heard? And do you enjoy the vocal stuff?

You lot should check Terror Danjah out btw.
I already checked him.. Well, I checked EVERYTHING that has been released by Hyperdub Records ahah. Yet, he's not among the ones I like the most.

I've heard a lot of stuff and yeah, vocal stuff is great. Especially when it comes to Dub Poetry and Spoken Word. (not to mention, my avatar is the late Dub poet Spaceape)
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I already checked him.. Well, I checked EVERYTHING that has been released by Hyperdub Records ahah. Yet, he's not among the ones I like the most.
You don't rate him? That's fair enough bro. For me he is easily one of the legends, like top 5 of my all time producers.


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Have you heard Gremlinz?

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I've heard a lot of stuff and yeah, vocal stuff is great. Especially when it comes to Dub Poetry and Spoken Word. (not to mention, my avatar is the late Dub poet Spaceape)
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