What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

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More:
Albums and mixes that move across multiple moods, styles and tempos while still remaining cohesive (for this reason, Reso's Tangram is easily my favourite of the year)
Fun, bright garage/house that the likes of Mosca and Disclosure are turning out (can someone explain to me the Disclosure hate in this thread? I'm honestly not seeing the problem)
Funk and jazz.

Less:
Dungeon.
Subgenres.
DJs like Benga getting out from behind the decks and pretending they're rock-stars.
Bandwagon-jumping and genre-pandering.
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Less: Original ideas
More: Cliches

no wait, thats the wrong way around
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Maccaveli wrote:More:
Mosca

Less:
Bandwagon-jumping and genre-pandering.
DOES
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COMPUTEEEEEE!

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garethom wrote:
Maccaveli wrote:More:
Mosca

Less:
Bandwagon-jumping and genre-pandering.
DOES
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COMPUTEEEEEE!

*HEAD EXPLODES*
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Agent 47 wrote:More industrial sounding Techno, made out of like metal colliding and crazy perc hits
how many tunes can you make that sound like a sheet metal factory before you run out of places to go with it?
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garethom wrote:
Maccaveli wrote:More:
Mosca

Less:
Bandwagon-jumping and genre-pandering.
DOES
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COMPUTEEEEEE!

*HEAD EXPLODES*
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imami wrote:
Agent 47 wrote:More industrial sounding Techno, made out of like metal colliding and crazy perc hits
how many tunes can you make that sound like a sheet metal factory before you run out of places to go with it?
It's not really about the metal hit tbf :lol: just the overall feel of the track. Alot harder hitting, rolling, bit less of the step than uk people tend to put in it, and as if the groove is mechanical :twisted:

thats what i want anyway
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oh ok

btw i like that acid tune you made that someone posted
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nice one bruvaa
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less boring ass warehouse techno

we get it, bump bump bump bump


got enough of that in the 90's
sub.wise:.
slow down
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fractal wrote:less boring ass warehouse techno

we get it, bump bump bump bump

got enough of that in the 90's
agreed 100%, itz boring as shit now. don't mind some of it but it's far too monotonous to listen to all the time

genres or revivals i would like to see more of in 2013:

microhouse/click/minimal house (circa 2001-2003)
more proper uk garage (not 'future' garage or disclosurestep) - speed or 2 step, i'm happy with either.
breakbeat/industrial techno crossover (more stuff like randomer's latest release on hemlock)
all the stuff dusk and blackdown play

i would like to see dubstep become more inclusive again and move away from dungeon/brostep divide but thats wishful thinking
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skwiggo wrote:
fractal wrote:less boring ass warehouse techno

we get it, bump bump bump bump

got enough of that in the 90's
agreed 100%, itz boring as shit now. don't mind some of it but it's far too monotonous to listen to all the time

genres or revivals i would like to see more of in 2013:

microhouse/click/minimal house (circa 2001-2003)
more proper uk garage (not 'future' garage or disclosurestep) - speed or 2 step, i'm happy with either.
breakbeat/industrial techno crossover (more stuff like randomer's latest release on hemlock)
all the stuff dusk and blackdown play

i would like to see dubstep become more inclusive again and move away from dungeon/brostep divide but thats wishful thinking
I'm all in support of a modern take on speed/4x4 garage.

Always felt like the proto-dubstep/late garage sound was never explored to its fullest either.
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garethom wrote:
skwiggo wrote:
fractal wrote:less boring ass warehouse techno

we get it, bump bump bump bump

got enough of that in the 90's
agreed 100%, itz boring as shit now. don't mind some of it but it's far too monotonous to listen to all the time

genres or revivals i would like to see more of in 2013:

microhouse/click/minimal house (circa 2001-2003)
more proper uk garage (not 'future' garage or disclosurestep) - speed or 2 step, i'm happy with either.
breakbeat/industrial techno crossover (more stuff like randomer's latest release on hemlock)
all the stuff dusk and blackdown play

i would like to see dubstep become more inclusive again and move away from dungeon/brostep divide but thats wishful thinking
I'm all in support of a modern take on speed/4x4 garage.

Always felt like the proto-dubstep/late garage sound was never explored to its fullest either.
agreed and double agreed!
sub.wise:.
slow down
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skwiggo wrote: all the stuff dusk and blackdown play
MOAR PLS :w:
sub.wise:.
slow down
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garethom wrote: I'm all in support of a modern take on speed/4x4 garage.

Always felt like the proto-dubstep/late garage sound was never explored to its fullest either.
i definitely agree on the proto-dubstep/dark garage stuff too - i have very little knowledge about it but the small amount i have heard has been really good. would like to see some new producers tackle it.
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skwiggo wrote:
garethom wrote: I'm all in support of a modern take on speed/4x4 garage.

Always felt like the proto-dubstep/late garage sound was never explored to its fullest either.
i definitely agree on the proto-dubstep/dark garage stuff too - i have very little knowledge about it but the small amount i have heard has been really good. would like to see some new producers tackle it.
Basically, most of the stuff off The Roots of Dubstep CD, Horsepower's stuff, Menta, Artwork (would say Roxy too, but you know :( )
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^i really like horsepower and artwork but i need to get the roots of dubstep cd. will check out menta too
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Think Menta was Artwork actually.

Defo recommend the CD mate, the poster that comes with it is sick too!
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