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pkay wrote:
Also tech itch and dom... who are honestly the two greatest beat editors ever. By a mile. Like not even close. Came to prominence in the techstep area.

Remarc tho!

All this anthem cack, god i fuckin hate it

cityzen wrote:

scattybeanhead wrote:basically to a lot of dnb heads 'jump up' is basically the same as what 'brostep' is around here.

And interestingly, while many would defend the earlier days of brostep a lot of dnb heads would defend the earlier days of jump up.....

A lot of parallels can be found with dnb and dubstep.

Dub Zero



Jump Up at its best. Slum Dogz is great too.

Harvest is jump-up at it's best. Guy is killing it. His drums are incredible, too. Check "Militant" and "Supernatural". One more jungle, one more two-step but equally sick. And he pays attention to drums. Shame so many jump-up producers just focus on the drop instead of developing intricate drum patterns.

hold your colour was a brilliant album really

budsteq wrote:hold your colour was a brilliant album really

It certainly created an influx of new female listeners/ravers to the DnB scene. That is never a bad thing...

i can't hate on hold your colour. that album was significant in general terms as well as in my life at the time.

later... i went and saw pendulum in a popular venue here in vancouver and i was totally thrown off by the whole live performance thing. call me a purist/hater/bitch whatever... i can't defend myself... all i know is that show was the worst thing i had seen in ages. i was ashamed to be there. it was like i had gone to see the artists who wrote "marie had a little lamb" do his thing live. huge disappointment. something i used to be into... totally perverted and ruined.

'Ashamed to be there' sums up the whole thing so perfectly.

People who define their identity by their musical tastes tend to be on the purist/elitist side that vigorously defends their most recent self-image till it turns up on a Law & Order promo.

wobble, clowstep, brostep, jump-up etc are all subjective generalisations. They're not definitive genres nor does liking something that someone else puts under any of those change anything about you.

GothamHero wrote: Jump Up at its best. Slum Dogz is great too.

isnt DR.Pee part of slum dogz? pretty sure he is/was....

clifford_- wrote:

GothamHero wrote: Jump Up at its best. Slum Dogz is great too.

isnt DR.Pee part of slum dogz? pretty sure he is/was....

Yeah he is they make dubstep too, remember quite liking one of their releases - In the Hood was a big tune

Liam92 wrote:

clifford_- wrote:

GothamHero wrote: Jump Up at its best. Slum Dogz is great too.

isnt DR.Pee part of slum dogz? pretty sure he is/was....

Yeah he is they make dubstep too, remember quite liking one of their releases - In the Hood was a big tune

I actually enjoyed in the hood as well

I would just like to point out one thing

Clean wrote:I would just like to point out one thing

hate skrillex as a fulltime job but i'd rather dance to this than to pendulum. lyrics are gash tho.

idk, i'm not that much against jump up dnb. as long as it's just one or 2 tunes in a set stuff like ganja recs or tru playaz can make a dancefloor go off like there's no tomorrow.
what i really can't stand is drumstep. well, and brostep. i can't dance to that, to tearout wobbly clownstep at least you can spazz out. that, and there's usually shitloads of bass in those tunes.

I didn't hate that tune much as his other stuff, but I cannot compare him to pendulum because I have only heard a few of their songs haha

Clean wrote:I would just like to point out one thing

That is the worst fucking noise I have ever heard jesus christ

Duffman wrote:

Clean wrote:I would just like to point out one thing

That is the worst fucking noise I have ever heard jesus christ

Clean wrote:I would just like to point out one thing

Haha, i actually like this track. If skrillex stop doing "dubstep" and assume that he does some electro house with wobble influences and dnb stuff, he would be a hell of a music maker.

Pretty sure most people around the whole American-esque heavier and cheesier side of things that makes people want to glowstick themselves-up and act like knobs.
People like Noisia, Pendulum, Hazard's 'Mr Happy', D*Minds, Dillinja's 'twist em out',

Essentially anybody that you see 'moshing' on a dance floor to.

Trifficspurs wrote:Pretty sure most people around the whole American-esque heavier and cheesier side of things that makes people want to glowstick themselves-up and act like knobs.
People like Noisia, Pendulum, Hazard's 'Mr Happy', D*Minds, Dillinja's 'twist em out',

Essentially anybody that you see 'moshing' on a dance floor to.

None of those producers you mentioned are American