feel naggingly contrived
http://thequietus.com/articles/12486-di ... tle-reviewtired and lacking in imagination
baseband wrote:next big thing:dusty head wrote:so this will be house on its way out of popularity with the underground
what will come next?
nu rave skweeee crossover
sub bass will peel back
fluttering blips abound
NME will call it Blipgloss
Pitchfork will review it as the "smooth cognac aftertaste to EDM's Redstripe hangover"
and it will be fucking awful
TopManLurka wrote:sycophants gon sycophant.
Melanin 9, the fuckin guyMason wrote:big up ur avatar bro
TopManLurka wrote:sycophants gon sycophant.
If i was being offered that kind of cash, Id at least make sure I plugged my decks and mixer in, and maybe a few cables, so i didnt look a complete tool when on stage at a certain gig recently...jack swift wrote:I think the blog in general is a bit harsh! At the end of the day here are two kids (18 and 21 i believe) being offered tens of thousands of pounds everywhere they turn!
Nah man, you don't get it, they left everything unplugged deliberately so everyone could see it was the organisers rather than them who were tools.redfire wrote:If i was being offered that kind of cash, Id at least make sure I plugged my decks and mixer in, and maybe a few cables, so i didnt look a complete tool when on stage at a certain gig recently...jack swift wrote:I think the blog in general is a bit harsh! At the end of the day here are two kids (18 and 21 i believe) being offered tens of thousands of pounds everywhere they turn!
TopManLurka wrote:FTR, requirements for being a 'head':
-you have to be youngsta
-you must have been in that infamous room of ten people.
-a DMZ release is preferable but not necessary.
-please note that being youngsta is mandatory.
Eurythmics/Annie Lennox, David Bowie, New Order, The Cure, Tears 4 Fears, Sting/Police etc etc I would love to see a revival of this kind of music with a modern twist - get me the right singer I would write that kind of music all day long that's real pop music not the stupid crap u hear on radio 1 all day long. Nothing wrong with Disclosure imo though, I like some of their tunes (not white noise) and production is top notch, it does sound like 90's house music but kids these days probably missed out on thatcloaked_up wrote:This is what everyone has been trying to say.
feel naggingly contrivedhttp://thequietus.com/articles/12486-di ... tle-reviewtired and lacking in imagination
its up there with deadmouse and brostep as far as music goes. its not even pop music as they like to say - pop music isnt a blanket term you can use to make up for a lack of ideas
grace jones was pop music, this is brostep.
I hope thats a joke: they say youth of today have a short attention span, but thats hilarious (in the context of your comment combined with your sign up date)!bennyfroobs wrote:looool
noobs
babylonburn wrote:but thats hilarious (in the context of your comment combined with your sign up date)!
heheehe (-: yeah pal really funny that wasbabylonburn wrote:I hope thats a joke: they say youth of today have a short attention span, but thats hilarious (in the context of your comment combined with your sign up date)!bennyfroobs wrote:looool
noobs
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TopManLurka wrote:FTR, requirements for being a 'head':
-you have to be youngsta
-you must have been in that infamous room of ten people.
-a DMZ release is preferable but not necessary.
-please note that being youngsta is mandatory.
http://www.soundcloud.com/particleimami wrote:i put secret donks in all my tunes, just low enough so you can't hear them
Please forward any interest to our agent, tom@codaagency.combabylonburn wrote:You and topmanlurka should join forces and form a DSF supergroup: please call it "Freein' Da Realness"
Obscure festivals in Europe await you!
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