techno music has so many sub-genres and hybrid genres, with new ones being created almost overnight...what do you think of this? Is crossing genres with past styles, (for example italo-disco or electro), the only way to push electronic music forward? Id it still as exciting as it was in the 90's?
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I do still look forward to some future techno(s) still to be imagined
Techno is by now a roots music , and so am glad watching the sub genres so far go by ,
always looking forward to new hybrids
But in gen believe , like many genres right now , i believe people deserve another level by now ,
a few notches up and future forward (esp. beatwise) .
Is crossing genres with past styles, (for example italo-disco or electro), the only way to push electronic music forward? [/QUOTE]
No !
imagio said:techno music has so many sub-genres and hybrid genres, with new ones being created almost overnight...what do you think of this?
Techno is by now a roots music , and so am glad watching the sub genres so far go by ,
always looking forward to new hybrids
But in gen believe , like many genres right now , i believe people deserve another level by now ,
a few notches up and future forward (esp. beatwise) .
Is crossing genres with past styles, (for example italo-disco or electro), the only way to push electronic music forward? [/QUOTE]
No !
mms said:only happened in certain cities, there has for example never been any london techno with much impact imo..
london techno is jungle innit?