Speaking of 92 a friend linked me to this blog http://blog2theoldskool.blogspot.com/ I was loving the Hyper-on experience 1992 demo earlier.
The likes of Crookers with their big whompy basslines can sound good for a bounce about on a night out but ultimately the tunes are completely disposable.. just something that sounds like rave in a more trendy contemporary formula.
Always thought Crookers sounded more eurotrance from the stuff I've heard (albeit in a bit of a pisstakey way).
Quite liked the Duke Dumont mix off this http://www.juno.co.uk/products/304396-01.htm, seemed to recapture some of the old skool vibe.
Also this http://www.juno.co.uk/products/304396-01.htm
Think a fair bit of the fidget stuff is incorporating ravey vibes to varying degrees of success, managed to chuck 2 Bad Mice's Hold it Down into a house set to a good reception.
Oh and Fake Blood - Mars - real hands in the air breakdown before the doppler bass kicks in. Think a lot of the feel of the old skool was the general what the fuckness of it rather than particular elements, Trip to the Moon being a particular case in point - doubt anyone would throw those elements into a tune nowadays (well maybe Shitmat, but even he seems to be getting a bit conventional lately)
Yeah who is duke dumont, enjoyed his stuff i've heard alot.
Trip to the Moon is the best hardcore tune but mainstream success Howlett was the best producer (by far).
He's mates with Jesse Rose I think, seeing as he's just had a release on Dubsided, and the Made to Play remix I mentioned. Worth getting the Hoy tune and the b-side Borstal is pretty funny too. Well thought out stupidity I think![]()
i randomly bought a killer tune by him the other day, a remix of a track by the idiotproof called the deacon, absolute smasher it is.
Yeah, mentioned that one up thread I think. Try this one too
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/322321-01.htm
Hoy and Feltham (the Borstal Beat) are the ones. He's got quite a varied style already with not that many releases under his belt from what I gather. If you find his myspace there's a pretty good mix that was posted there he did, pretty good dj too
Don't think I got the Herve one, but I do love that sort of sound. I'm quite enthusiastic about a lot of that scene, seems to be kind of cohesive groove wise but a lot of diferent styles coming through. It's cool cause it's party music but really well put together, doesn't take itself too seriously but isn't disposable either. Great antidote to dubstep parties it has to be said![]()