the predictable rise of hardcore

[oddfellow]

Like every other type of music is seems, these sounds will always be around. I don't really tire of them tbh, and they always go down a treat round these parts.

I wasn't keen on the example in the original post but this is more like it...

Soundcloud

more breakbeat experimentation and variation pls

Those tracks you posted were quality! Been loving some of the stuff Ipman has been putting out.

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[joeki]

http://dismagazine.com/distaste/25055/g ... up-gabber/



'nuff said. First rave I ever did was gabba.

[mIrReN]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... NjR4LBwj-4

hell yeah
straight for the munters thread lol

[joeki]

Hey, it's like.....UK BASS!

[assassimon]

[Forum]

Original bad boy (disclosure rmx)

No thanks

[Abyss1]

I was playing the whole Surburban Base discography earlier this summer. Not to sure if I'd be okay with seeing a hardcore dj using DVS or a controller / laptop either, just sounds the idea of Jamaican toasting but using using autotune

[Phigure]

kind of a shit tune if you ask me, but right when that synth comes in at :47, i couldnt help but think of this thread

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[Juice Terry]

kind of a shit tune if you ask me, but right when that synth comes in at :47, i couldnt help but think of this thread

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I opened this thread with this tune in mind... I've been really feeling all of the TNGHT stuff to date, but not convinced on this one, it's a bit too much on the chavvy side of hardcore IMO...

Now this, on the other hand



That really does it for me, I was always a sucker for a helium vocal though.

Loads of the Trap type stuff is really hardcore influenced which can either be a really good thing or a really terrible thing, hardcore always walked a very fine line between credible and chavvy, personally, almost anything that called itself hardcore after 1997 was a bit shit.

[jsml]

Hardcore & Jungle will never die fully, it's just in the UK's blood now, it's here forever as a part of our culture. I still love a 90s hardcore influence cos thats how I got into electronic music (not actually in the 90s, too young, but its the first kind of electronic music I really loved).

On a related note has anyone heard about this guy FX?: https://soundcloud.com/#thedjfx

Making proper darkside '93 style and releasing it on vinyl in 2013! What a guy. Thanks go to whoever linked me to it in the Jungle thread, you're a boss.

http://demonicpossession.bigcartel.com/products

[_cheef_]

Hardcore & Jungle will never die fully, it's just in the UK's blood now, it's here forever as a part of our culture. I still love a 90s hardcore influence cos thats how I got into electronic music (not actually in the 90s, too young, but its the first kind of electronic music I really loved).

On a related note has anyone heard about this guy FX?: https://soundcloud.com/#thedjfx

Making proper darkside '93 style and releasing it on vinyl in 2013! What a guy. Thanks go to whoever linked me to it in the Jungle thread, you're a boss.

http://demonicpossession.bigcartel.com/products

no prob

[assassimon]

Now this, on the other hand

(just in case)
too much "editing", "refixing" and "remaking" lately, in any style or genre, for my taste.
but i guess that's a different discussion.