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Well I can only really speak for Brisbane, as I've played a few gigs there, played support for Deadboy and another time with Ikonika.. They're on to it.Fused Productions wrote:I've read somewhere that the "underground culture" is very big in Australia, shouldn't that mean that bass music like dubstep and drum n bass is big there? If it's so, the place would be perfect for me. Or no wait, that depends on the alcohol laws...epochalypso wrote:Australia is a great place. Considering moving there myself. Can't vouch for SA.Fused Productions wrote:Might be moving to another country next year since my father is probably getting promoted. One of the countries he is considering is South Africa. Or Australia.
Don't know if I find a good thing though, even if I like both South Africa and Australia.
Seems better than sweden anyway haha!epochalypso wrote:Well I can only really speak for Brisbane, as I've played a few gigs there, played support for Deadboy and another time with Ikonika.. They're on to it.
They're especially big on the wonky/hip hop/mid tempo stuff. Everyone seems to be pretty open minded though. Think melbourne is the city for straight dubstep.
They also get a lot of internationals in oz.. Well compared to NZ..
I'm 16, if I'm able to buy my own beer the place would be great yaknoepochalypso wrote:Alcohol laws? What do you mean?
Sounds great, nothing better than hearing talented but yet unknown musiciansepochalypso wrote:haven't encountered any dancefloor cheese over there yet.
I also forgot to mention australia has a wealth of talented local producers.
what kind?Neptune wrote:fucking romantics
Haha, 18 this part of the world matey. What's the drinking age in Sweden?Fused Productions wrote:Seems better than sweden anyway haha!epochalypso wrote:Well I can only really speak for Brisbane, as I've played a few gigs there, played support for Deadboy and another time with Ikonika.. They're on to it.
They're especially big on the wonky/hip hop/mid tempo stuff. Everyone seems to be pretty open minded though. Think melbourne is the city for straight dubstep.
They also get a lot of internationals in oz.. Well compared to NZ..
Also I've heard lots of good australian hiphop
I'm 16, if I'm able to buy my own beer the place would be great yaknoepochalypso wrote:Alcohol laws? What do you mean?
Yeah but there's usually a hustle getting people to buy some for youepochalypso wrote:Haha, 18 this part of the world matey. What's the drinking age in Sweden?Fused Productions wrote:Seems better than sweden anyway haha!epochalypso wrote:Well I can only really speak for Brisbane, as I've played a few gigs there, played support for Deadboy and another time with Ikonika.. They're on to it.
They're especially big on the wonky/hip hop/mid tempo stuff. Everyone seems to be pretty open minded though. Think melbourne is the city for straight dubstep.
They also get a lot of internationals in oz.. Well compared to NZ..
Also I've heard lots of good australian hiphop
I'm 16, if I'm able to buy my own beer the place would be great yaknoepochalypso wrote:Alcohol laws? What do you mean?
There's always house parties.
atleast here...
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???the poets. except for blake, he aightDevry[Kaneda] wrote:what kind?Neptune wrote:fucking romantics
Hopefully not the composer kind?
Link?epochalypso wrote:this Clouds mix I'm listening to is sorta making me want to give up music. (Or try harder at it.)
Texture. Depth. Melody.
Winning combination.
http://www.urb.com/2011/07/19/clouds-exclusive-mix/PinUp wrote:Link?epochalypso wrote:this Clouds mix I'm listening to is sorta making me want to give up music. (Or try harder at it.)
Texture. Depth. Melody.
Winning combination.