rolling back to the future garage/post-dubstep/alt-funkstep/intelli-2step etc thread
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- air your grievances here! beardstep feminist sausagefest garage conversion i am a defender of simon reynolds' face i am skrillex insidious gentrification muppet show gallery post joe muggs' post pubstep time travel too many man transvestite vocals well i think it's still interesting wot do u call it uurrrban
rubberdingyrapids
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listening to oneman after ages, weird that he plays so much hip hop these days, but i like it. mixing seems a bit less hectic than the last few times i was listening to his show too.
if we're getting to this point we may need a name for this stuff since it doesn't sound so ill defined anymore
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rubberdingyrapids
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could be 2000 again with those two tracks. doesnt even seem 'accurate', just seem like they could be genuine unearthed mixes, apart from some of the wobble-ish sounds in the second track.
SecondLine
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if we're getting to this point we may need a name for this stuff since it doesn't sound so I'll defined anymore
'Lo NRG'
http://soundcloud.com/5kinandbone5/make-u-understand#
Liking this more than that other recent track by them
edit: actually im liking them both quite a lot, just wish Reset would skip that sample
Liking this more than that other recent track by them
edit: actually im liking them both quite a lot, just wish Reset would skip that sample
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Sectionfive
bandwagon house
post skrillex
ye i prefer make u understand to reset. the r&b grime thing irks me..
owengriffiths
Owen
I know absolutely nothing about this 'scene', is there any radio shows I should be looking out for to edumucate myself with, or better yet, a CD compo.
And am I being overly optimistic in hoping that there are people making four to the floor tracks in a classic style, as opposed to Wideboys tunes circa 2003? The latter are just too close to up north niche for comfort, not inherently bad but that side of things wasnt the great white hope for reviving proper London garage then and it isn't now.
Incidentally I did come across one recent production in the mid 90's house & garage vein by a producer called Soul Purpose
And am I being overly optimistic in hoping that there are people making four to the floor tracks in a classic style, as opposed to Wideboys tunes circa 2003? The latter are just too close to up north niche for comfort, not inherently bad but that side of things wasnt the great white hope for reviving proper London garage then and it isn't now.
Incidentally I did come across one recent production in the mid 90's house & garage vein by a producer called Soul Purpose
Benny Bunter
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dunno but heres a Wideboys tune circa 2011 that is better than anything I've seen in this thread
UFO over easy
online mahjong
lol that tune damn
instrumental is alright, sounds like something you might hear kissy sell out play
instrumental is alright, sounds like something you might hear kissy sell out play
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This EP was a pleasant surprise. Uses a lot of familiar sounds/tropes, but it's just done so well. I prefer the B side though - it's got sort of a Todd Edwards vibe and I can't resist that.
Like this one quite a bit too:
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jimitheexploder
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Disclosure just sound like generic remakes of tracks for adverts when they don't want to stump up the cash for the real thing. They sound like they only listen to Joy Orbison. There are loads of mega generic 'post-dubstep' guys now, I heard this the other day: lol It makes me more than thankful for people like Damu who at least throw a bit of their own personality into it.
