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Gremino - NRG EP (Car Crash Set) digital out now http://soundcloud.com/gremino/face-it http://soundcloud.com/gremino/heat http://soundcloud.com/gremino/nrg Avaible at: Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/#release/nrg/390555 Boomkat: http://boomkat.com/downloads/427898-gremino-nrg Juno...

http://soundcloud.com/gremino/face-it http://soundcloud.com/gremino/heat http://soundcloud.com/gremino/nrg Avaible at: Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/#release/nrg/390555 Boomkat: http://boomkat.com/downloads/427898-gremino-nrg Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/products/nrg/1786013-02/ ...and...

at 16:35 - that beat, mc and hype. also feeling that mc at 3:40

<iframe width="560" height="349" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/Bx1YGm2Mpis" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> midlands grime live set, and it's hype!

those last two Marcus sets (13th & 20th) are recommendable listening!!

thanks for posting this btw! been listening this alot.

going to dl this later. check your PM Placid!

be prepared to pay ridiculous rents :D

not even the instrumental side?

out in early August:

NRG EP (digital) out in July on Car Crash Set allow me spamming the thread with this populist and cheesy ad ;) http://soundcloud.com/gremino/nrg-ep-digital-out-in-july-on

also, while i think that review was a bit harsh, maybe this is also a backclash against 00's "if you don't like it, say nothing"-positivism?

i could imagine 'far nearer' used as a dj-tool - dropped straight without blend and played for 1min, like dnb djs do with all the classics. re: post-dubstep. tbh i think post-dubstep (and future garage etc.) was a wrong kind of backclash against wobble in the first place. both of these...

i don't wanna start argument whether it's happy hardcore or not (this is dubstep thread), but i think those trancey synths are great. brings some variation for the usual stabs/pianos.

no it isn't.

yeah there are two kind of hardcore breaks, the rigid nuskool breaks-like, and the more or less authentic sounding oldskool hardcore-like. check this: incredible...

denoir, nah i'm meaning j-tek stuff. many times it's just too rigid. proper oldskool sounding hardcore breaks can be good tho. there's though some good new jungle techno before modular and outrage started using j-tek term: http://imorecords.com/View/22231/ (check first track especially!!)...

i was actually very inspired by the idea of jtek when it started back in '07 (partly inspired me to make my own >140bpm 4x4 stuff), but unfortunately in practice the sound wasn't that great... beats were rigid as fuck (over quantizes breaks forced over 4x4 beats) with over-produced oldskool...

scroll down that Bravestar page and you can find picture of the back cover. in first half of the set there's some serious jagged 2step with real swagger! missing element in future garage...

that is the best thing about 150bpm - it's still unexplored tempo range if you don't count hardcore / early jungle. and even in those styles the transition from 140 to 160 happened quickly. gumdrops, yeah, tempo barriers are frustrating.