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Popelmon posted:So uh...I have the opportunity to see Chase & Status at a club near me on the 5. of february. The problem is that I have an exam on the 7th. Usually I'm good at prioritizing, but now I really don't know. Is it worth to see them? I mean their stuff is decent, but how good are they live? take the drugs tomorrow and don't see chase and status... you can thank me later
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glad to see that chase and status stopped making drum and bass
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Bulldozer posted:Thank you for this. This track is sick dude. Thanks.
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Feb 3, 2011 14:21
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chrix posted:Enjoy it now because it's already being overplayed. yea i'm ordering this one, skream's track isn't bad and i wouldn't mind seeing him crossover into the drums and the bass
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Feb 8, 2011 22:40
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track that got me into it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2KZoWLot0g
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Feb 13, 2011 18:29
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Anae posted:Proper piano-y hardcore. Love it. I'm honestly really impressed with Skream these days. I loving hate his straight-up dancefloor dubstep but things like that are really flipping good. yea honestly early skream was amazing and then for a while he was making some doodoo, but i'd like to think of that as his adolescent stage, but now i think he's had a somewhat of a return to form and his best works are coming out now. i am so glad he is producing jungle and dnb.
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Feb 14, 2011 17:30
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LE0N posted:There isnt many father/son Drum and Bass duo's out there, respect to them for being innovators i guess. Mickey Finn and Logan D?
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Feb 17, 2011 18:17
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HJB posted:He said not many, not none at all. Offhand I can think of Bassline Smith & Youngman, and I suppose Kenny Ken & Crissy Criss count. we are both passionate about the same kind of music, man lets chill out a bit, my bad earlier in the other thread
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Feb 17, 2011 20:46
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LouietheCuban posted:dope as poo poo i dunno if they still make music, but you should check out st8cyde jump up... try to get the poo poo without mcs cause the mcs blow... mainly check out dj hoogs he's the rza of that poo poo
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Feb 17, 2011 20:50
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he's one of the funnest dudes to party with ever and generally a nice guy, which is why i always supported him and went to his shows whenever they weren't in upstate NY even though i am not the biggest fan of that style of drum and bass. i haven't been active in the scene for two years so i don't have any idea what he's been up to, but i am sure if he's still producing songs he'll always be somewhat popular since his music is very high energy and the dude knows how to have a good time (without chemicals!).
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Feb 18, 2011 01:26
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i know for a fact hoogs had spun in baltimore many times... i'm pretty sure there is a jungle community there, i had lived there a few years ago. i mean it could've fallen off since then, but i doubt it cause they are still throwin starscape.
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Feb 18, 2011 07:46
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LouietheCuban posted:I've tried talking to Steez so many times, but it's really helpless. I even produce, along with DJ, yet still nothing. They probably don't want to listen to a chap like me who can spin like the rest of them, but just doesn't have a label to rep, or a club to back me up. give me your mix, if it's good i'll give it to someone who works with circle management... not making any promises that you'll get a gig opening but it's worth a shot
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Feb 18, 2011 20:37
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Is Philly still the hypest city in the US for drum and bass? Is there even a scene on the east coast anymore?
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Feb 26, 2011 17:50
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HJB posted:The thing is, mainstream dnb is cheesy to a degree, because if it wasn't then it wouldn't sell (gone are the days of Timeless and New Forms). Put another way, I can't stand the artists you mentioned simply because they make pure dnb for the "heads". It's not closed-mindedness as much as the fact that that's how it is. So you don't like the music for the "heads" and only like the cheese? not trying to make fun of you, just trying to understand.
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Mar 1, 2011 02:34
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88h88 posted:Dunno how many of you will be interested but Dieselboy just uploaded his latest mix 'Wake The Dead'. The link he posted was getting caned by a million people so I used one of the cooler features of Mediafire to stick it in my files so you can get at it. I appreciate the effort he put into this mix, but it sucks.
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Is anyone going to see Evol Intent in Philly on Saturday? Edit: Dude I love that remix of "License," been rinsing it the gently caress out.
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Mar 29, 2012 05:37
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Yeah, that's the one I like. I didn't even listen to your mix to be honest, sorry bro, it was late.
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Mar 29, 2012 13:58
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I figured that I might as well post this here. I've been making using Maschine for about 10 months, check out my soundcloud and laugh at me. I mostly make Jungle and drum and bass, with some other stuff in there. Dred Scott (my solo stuff) - https://soundcloud.com/riddim-ryan Highly Desirable (stuff I do with Dick Bagel) - https://soundcloud.com/highly-desirable
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cheese-cube posted:Black Sun Empire and State Of Mind are releasing an EP on the 25th: Until The World Ends. Two tracks have been revealed already and they are insane: What makes these tracks any different than any other generic drum and bass that comes out nowadays? I don't get it, it's all the same song. I haven't been impressed in a while. Om unit and Fracture are like the only dudes doing anything cool nowadays. Someone please show me something interesting because I like playing drum and bass, but I why would I buy any of these tracks when they sound the exact same as my records from 1997. I would love to be absolutely wrong right now, so someone show me something.
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WIP https://soundcloud.com/riddim-ryan/deep-cover-18 edit: BaconCopter posted:Blocks & Escher finally dropped their album and it is justifiably gorgeous. Not too Narratives, never too Metalheadz; they crafted something utterly sublime. I love this type of stuff but your clearing dancefloors when you drop it... once in a while tho its right. Dubplate Fire fucked around with this message at 05:06 on Apr 23, 2018 |
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cheese-cube posted:Finally gave this a listen, solid I dig it. Deffo not gig friendly unless you've got just the right crowd but I personally love technical stuff. Also the feedback I saw dropped in the jungle thread is cool, deffo wanna hear your master or VIPs if any. thanks man... im gonna make a version with less vocals, do cooler poo poo with the bassline.
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May 5, 2018 16:10
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bunnyavenger posted:I was minding my own business making weird IDM Jungle stuff and a Juke label tapped me for an EP. i will get this to the right people if its dope...
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May 5, 2018 16:11
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foonykins posted:Is there a DnB scene in NYC? I feel like every party I hear about is mainly a deep house sort of thing and I'm really looking to dance fast. Yo look into natural selection, they do konkrete jungle on mondays still, there’s always poo poo in Brooklyn. I haven’t been to ny in a while but I can guarantee you it’s probably better than Philly atm.
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Any reccos on current labels that aren't just putting out formulaic 2-step? /r/DnB is completely unreliable as a source for good tunes. I've pretty much exhausted searching through & collecting tunes from the likes of Subtle, Astrophonica, Western Lore, Rupture LDN, et. al. Pinecone moonshine, I’ll think of more later. Alphacut
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