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vol 1 was 90% incredible imo. juke is pretty raw/rough around the edges so some of it will of course, once the 'newness' of it has died down, maybe cause some ppl to wonder what all the fuss was about, but the first bangs and works still has a lot of incredible tracks. rp boo's eraser is still...

whoever said the thing about restrained/constipated is kinda right too.

i dont know. but they seem a bit more... brostep-friendly this time? ie more jagged, caustic, harsher in general. i will prob like vol 1 more cos i already know what nuum stuff sounds like.

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=189740397773215 This Sunday!

i think woebot was mostly right about that, and about how its almost pointless judging things as we used to, as 'the conditions have changed' so much. yeah theres still a rep to get from being a great mc or producer, but considering how money minded/aware of commercial demands a lot of music has...

thoughts on the new bangs and works? ive not heard it fully, but it doesnt really hit me like the last one did. even taking into account how diverse the scene is, it doesnt sound as footworky as i expected. one or two tracks sound quite a bit like grime and dubstep too, which was pretty weird...

or they could just get a haircut, shave the moustache, and get some decent clothes lol.

ha. i was actually being half serious. ive been going to quite a few talks and debates recently and i would like to see them be less - for lack of a better word - 'reasonable'. there needs to be a uk bass paxman. :p

enjoyed this. reminded me of a lot of dissensus discussions. though more calm and level. the weird thing was after reading similar debates so much on the web, eg- the rolling post dubstep thread on here, im not sure there was much new to say, even though it was cool hearing little details from...

maybe we're just old. live still seems to be good btw, if you catch the right show.

Le Cool preview of the night - http://t.co/JhfooCWa Full listing - http://www.shacklewellarms.com/harmony-korine-double-bill/

yeah as ive prob repeated already (this thread is weirdly comforting every time i come back to it), you know rinse (and the scene too of course, like it or not) has changed when geeneus says that the trendy thing is more interesting than whats coming from 'the streets'. its cool the road rap...

i was going to go and see 'fucking amal' tomorrow but im gonna go to this now.

mods, could you please correct the thread title from shackwell to shacklewell please? slight typo there.

i cant find the house 2011 post anymore - guessing its gone - but theres a tune i heard on live that might be an old one. its an american house track, and has a guy speaking about a kids balloon in it, in that typical chicago house spoken word style. anyone have an idea what it is? i really like it.

cool - see you down there! new flyer... more info - http://stilladvance.wordpress.com/2011/10/21/harmony-korine-vhs-double-bill-at-the-shackewell-arms-061111/

fresh? straight outta brooklyn?

excuse the self promotion (hope its ok), just wanted to promote my film screening here - its on sunday nov 6th, at the shacklewell arms (in their lovely new gallery room) in dalston, and is a double bill of gummo and trash humpers, both being shown from vhs for extra analogue appeal. and all for...

My fellow dissensians Just to let you know there will be a VHS screening of both Gummo and Trash Humpers on the 6th November at 6pm, taking place at The Shackewell Arms. Only £5. Hope to see some of you there...

well yeah the canon for the 00s needs to be written. but its much more singles based than albums.