recommend stuff to me
I'm woefully out of touch with the dnb scene
Muchas Grassy Arse
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recommend stuff to me
I'm woefully out of touch with the dnb scene
Muchas Grassy Arse
Yeah, I need some help too. I seem to have lost most of my CD's. All I have now is some Andy C and Hellfish: Bastards sons of rave.
You mean songs with a lot of drums or bass?
One Of These Days by Pink Floyd has a ton of bass. Hey You, also by Pink Floyd, won an award or somesuch for its fretless bass playing.
No he means music that falls under the music genre. As in pop, rock, drum n bass, house, garage etc.
no Floyd here mate :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by FreshBrains
well, Echoes might be an exception
DnB is pretty much hip-hop meets techno and Hardcore
The Originals
Prodigy - Spitfire
Adam F - Stand Clear
The DnB Remixes
Prodigy - Spitfire (Nightbreed Remix)
Adam F - Stand Clear (Origin Unknown Remix)
Let's see. A couple that I recognize by name:
Dieselboy
AK 1200 <---Good Shit
Aphrodite <--- Good shit
Squarepusher <----Good shit
Aphex Twin
Breakbeat Era
Dillinja
DJ Friction
DJ Spice
Kosheen
LTJ Bukem - <-----One of the Best
Plump DJs (Their Breaks are the shit, but they've got some good D&B also)
Reprazent
Roni Size <------One of the Best
That's about all that I can recommend by name, but here is the wiki list of a bunch of others
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_jungl..._n_bass_artists
Drum n Bass is very diverse. You'll find everything from really hard shit (some that borders on "noise") and nice mellow shit with emphasis on quick percussions (Squarepusher, LTJ Bukem) so it may take a lot of searching to find the stuff you really identify with.
Seconded, squarepusher is magical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut
I'm ok on squarepusher
http://www.snoopy.force9.co.uk/sp.html
looking really for less well known people
*edit*
thanks O, I'm going down the wiki list, now :bigteeth:
No problem. :cooler:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ynot
Noisia - three piece group from holland. try to find a jam called painkiller. it'll fuck your head up. i think it's on their myspace page.
Raiden - i forget where he's from. bad ass. look for a jam called fallin.
Mickey Finn - u.k.
Concorde Dawn - seriously heavy, from new zealand
ILS - look for a jam called no soul.
My list of lovelies!
Pendulum - My favorite of the lot. They're from Aus originally but now located in UK. Look for an album, Hold Your Colour. Brilliant piece of work.
DJ Fresh
DJ Adam F
Future Prophecies
Baron
Distorted Minds
Also check these out.. They're my favorite DnB Youtube vids.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=67WLIEU-iEQ
http://youtube.com/watch?v=H5prDapNXt4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sodk4lEulc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLViNvqjq2Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyM6lw0sfqQ
(Heavy) Drum'n'bass:
Black Sun Empire
Evol Intent
Paul Blackout
Jungle:
Twinhooker
Pauly Walnuts
Debaser
Breakcore:
Aaron Spectre aka Drumcorps (makes great metalcore and raggacore)
Doormouse
Drill'n'bass/idm:
Venetian Snares (also produces breakcore)
Squarepusher
Aphex Twin
Hardcore (with lots of breaks influences):
DJ Producer, Hellfish
Ely Muff
Brian Fury
I run a musicboard with some friends btw: http://www.coolcrapcorephorum.com there used to be lots of links to music sets but lately it's just gibberish lol
Death From Above 1974 (possibly the wrong year, can never remember exactly what it is) is a great band. I love their stuff.
My personal favorites include
Ninja - Concord Dawn
Fast Soul Music - London Elektricity (pretty mellow, not too fast, or hard core)
Hydra - Crossfire
The artists are some noteable ones too!
Seriously, check out Pendulum.
They have got to be one of the best DnB groups in the world. Their stuff is unique and has a wicked sound.
Pendulum is really good. Definitely check them out. And the band Death From Above 1979 kicks serious ass. A couple Canadian boys, but their music is rock n roll.