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somatix wrote:Droon, why not have the next BGW in a hotel room? Sorry, its an "in joke"

i'm still wearing my BGMW and SR tshirts!

Well thanks for the info.

Breakcore is good.

So what would you call the heavy beats like Current Value/ Limewax and them ?

zerohour wrote:Well thanks for the info.

Breakcore is good.

So what would you call the heavy beats like Current Value/ Limewax and them ?

Current Value and Limewax etc are drum and bass.
Of the noisey and dark side variety but still drum and bass.

armoured d wrote:

zerohour wrote:Well thanks for the info.

Breakcore is good.

So what would you call the heavy beats like Current Value/ Limewax and them ?

Current Value and Limewax etc are drum and bass.
Of the noisey and dark side variety but still drum and bass.

That's what i thought. *cheers*

current value make darkstep (check my sig for stuff about darkstep)

wrecked wrote:if you're in the midwest us, an essential show coming up this labor day (see below). i'm playing at the pre party, and plan to connect the dots between alot of the harsher dubstep, technoid stuff and electro-breakcore...

i know this is an old post, but do you happen to know if schizophrenia 5 is happening this year?? if so, i def want to play at it.

Breakcore is my first true love. dubstep is my second.

check out some of my original tunes on my myspace. I do more noisecore/broken beat shit like vsnares-making orange things or that old Addict records shit (midwest represent)

http://www.myspace.com/horseforceofcourse

the first two tracks are my new dubstep tracks, but all the other ones are breakcore.

enjoy!

not much being said about s5, but watch the site or find em on facebook to stay updated.

http://schizoprenia.c8.com (may not be anything there now, but if/when s5 info is announced - thatll be where).

artbreaker wrote:not much being said about s5, but watch the site or find em on facebook to stay updated.

http://schizoprenia.c8.com (may not be anything there now, but if/when s5 info is announced - thatll be where).

yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records. your opinion won't bring back the dead.

hasezwei wrote:your opinion won't bring back the dead.

neither will yours.

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records.

Psssh, I organize one. We recently had Atari Teenage Riot. Next one will be with Hellfish, Ladyscraper, Electric Kettle, Sickboy + more (and some non-breakcore/hardcore).

There's still mad parties in Belgium, there's Smackdown and Deathtrap (my party) in the Netherlands.There's way more I'm not forgetting now because I'm still tired.

Yeah there are fewer records and releases and you could call it 'dead', but there's still a dedicated fanbase and the few parties that are being held are doing well.

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records. your opinion won't bring back the dead.

if there arent any breakcore raves in the midwest, then id say its fair to say breakcore is dead. The only thing kinda keeping it alive right now are gabber guys up in northern europe who dont know any better. also, venetian snares doesnt count, so dont even try.

HORSEFORCE wrote:

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records. your opinion won't bring back the dead.

if there arent any breakcore raves in the midwest, then id say its fair to say breakcore is dead. The only thing kinda keeping it alive right now are gabber guys up in northern europe who dont know any better. also, venetian snares doesnt count, so dont even try.

Euhm what are you talking about man ? Act your frustrations somewhere else !
Venetian snares played 2 times this year in our small country Belgium.
Ah yes, VN doesn't count, the only thing counting is the midwest in your opinion. Hell, fuck the midwest !!!
We have got a very nice breakcore event 2 times a year overhere in BELGIUM, so I don't think it's dead like punk died.

HORSEFORCE wrote:

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records. your opinion won't bring back the dead.

if there arent any breakcore raves in the midwest, then id say its fair to say breakcore is dead. The only thing kinda keeping it alive right now are gabber guys up in northern europe who dont know any better. also, venetian snares doesnt count, so dont even try.

You even didn't respond to the messege above yours, so don't waste our time and fuck off, dickhead !

tomre wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote:

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records. your opinion won't bring back the dead.

if there arent any breakcore raves in the midwest, then id say its fair to say breakcore is dead. The only thing kinda keeping it alive right now are gabber guys up in northern europe who dont know any better. also, venetian snares doesnt count, so dont even try.

Euhm what are you talking about man ? Act your frustrations somewhere else !
Venetian snares played 2 times this year in our small country Belgium.
Ah yes, VN doesn't count, the only thing counting is the midwest in your opinion. Hell, fuck the midwest !!!
We have got a very nice breakcore event 2 times a year overhere in BELGIUM, so I don't think it's dead like punk died.

The 'Merican Midwest used to be a hotbed for breakcore back in the mid/late '90s, so I think that's what he's referring to (though Newcastle in Australia and several places in Germany, Belgium, France, the UK and Austria are up there as well). And I kinda agree with him on VSnares not counting. Nothing to do with him, but he's become a go-to guy for electronic music fans far outside the breakcore scene. It's like saying that '60s rock is doing well because the Rolling Stones had sold-out shows this century.

There's more than just 2 parties in Belgium, though (and I suppose you're referring to WOOD), 'cause 2 parties ain't nothing. I'm pretty sure there's at least 3 or 4 breakcore parties per month here in NL. I'm sure there's double that in Flanders.

Still the number of releases and heads actively participating in the scene has diminished, which sucks, because there's still lots of interest in it from music fans.

I'm gonna post a video interview I conducted with Alec Empire soon, he's touched on some original things relating to breakcore.

Genevieve wrote:
The 'Merican Midwest used to be a hotbed for breakcore back in the mid/late '90s, so I think that's what he's referring to (though Newcastle in Australia and several places in Germany, Belgium, France, the UK and Austria are up there as well). And I kinda agree with him on VSnares not counting. Nothing to do with him, but he's become a go-to guy for electronic music fans far outside the breakcore scene. It's like saying that '60s rock is doing well because the Rolling Stones had sold-out shows this century.

There's more than just 2 parties in Belgium, though (and I suppose you're referring to WOOD), 'cause 2 parties ain't nothing. I'm pretty sure there's at least 3 or 4 breakcore parties per month here in NL. I'm sure there's double that in Flanders.

Still the number of releases and heads actively participating in the scene has diminished, which sucks, because there's still lots of interest in it from music fans.

I'm gonna post a video interview I conducted with Alec Empire soon, he's touched on some original things relating to breakcore.

Alec Empire is awesome, one of the originators. Definitely hit me up when you have that interview. I'd post it on ihatebreakcore.com as well (im an admin on there.) I'm glad you agree with me on Vsnares. It's true that his music is breakcore (really good breakcore at that) but he's one of those artists who has gone beyond the boundries of the scene. He's one of those guys who is timeless and will probably keep making good hard shit until he dies, just cause that's what he does, scene or not.

I have no idea what the Belgium or NL scenes are like, but I do know that every big Breakcore artist/label that i have followed for the last 8 years (save vsnares) is releasing a whole lot less of what i would call even close to "breakcore." Most breakcore artists, including myself, have switched to more bass-heavy music, just because that's whats being innovative right now. I love breakcore and will always go to any rave that shows up, I'm mostly just pissed that the scene is dead in the US, and joking about it kinda makes me feel better. The hate i get from breakcore fans is always hilarious, cause most of the time, they are mad at me for switching to dubstep.

Genevieve wrote:

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records.

Psssh, I organize one. We recently had Atari Teenage Riot. Next one will be with Hellfish, Ladyscraper, Electric Kettle, Sickboy + more (and some non-breakcore/hardcore).

There's still mad parties in Belgium, there's Smackdown and Deathtrap (my party) in the Netherlands.There's way more I'm not forgetting now because I'm still tired.

Yeah there are fewer records and releases and you could call it 'dead', but there's still a dedicated fanbase and the few parties that are being held are doing well.

I'm glad theres a scene there. You're lucky, it's probably one of the only places in the world where you can still go to a "Breakcore show." I used to have that here in Wisconsin, but its definitely dead now. I'd still say that overall, most Breakcore producers/DJs are moving on to more bass heavy music (and i think most of my breakcore friends would agree with me)

tomre wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote:

hasezwei wrote:

artbreaker wrote:

HORSEFORCE wrote: yeah, just like breakcore, the link is dead

eh. matter of personal opinion, methinks.

no raves, no records. your opinion won't bring back the dead.

if there arent any breakcore raves in the midwest, then id say its fair to say breakcore is dead. The only thing kinda keeping it alive right now are gabber guys up in northern europe who dont know any better. also, venetian snares doesnt count, so dont even try.

You even didn't respond to the messege above yours, so don't waste our time and fuck off, dickhead !

northern european breakcore fan is butthurt. sorry buddy.