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quoted 2 lines Well, I've never heard the CD you are referring to, but I am willing to
> Well, I've never heard the CD you are referring to, but I am willing to
> bet most of it wasn't breakcore, but drum n bass.
That's because it was run off specially for me by my friend. Aaah. Well it
is certainly drum'n'bassy, but the breakcore appelation comes from the fact
that most of the tracks feature heavy distortion and digital grot,
reminiscent of hardcore production techniques. Sort of like DnB meets scary
gabber.
quoted 4 lines Venetian Snares (Aaron Funk from Canada) is probably what you referred to
> Venetian Snares (Aaron Funk from Canada) is probably what you referred to
> as 'breakcore'. I don't have it yet, but I highly recommend "Songs About
> my Cats" on planet-mu. A very toned down V Snares release, but its still
> pretty nice.
The tracks on my friends CD are certainly not toned down (or if they are,
I'm scared of his noisy stuff!). I don't have the CD on hand right now, it
includes 'Intense Demonic Attacks' and some other tracks in a similar style.
My friend is going to see VS at the Fuck Parade, I'll try and persuade him
to do a review.
quoted 2 lines Echo is definitely drum n bass and affiliated with Green label as Atomly
> Echo is definitely drum n bass and affiliated with Green label as Atomly
> mentioned. As far as I know, he only has 2 singles. Sinistar/Microdot
(which
quoted 1 line I have)
> I have)
Yes, this track was considerably cleaner than some of the others. Very tasty
track, Sinistar. I hope he releases more stuff. I like this rough, vaguely
junglish variant of DnB more than the lounge end of the genre.
Thanks for the pointers.
Anig Browl
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