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Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 10:26 am
by titchyschneider
i would love some limited represses to be honest. didnt bother getting half the original 12s when they came out, only have them on mp3 (broke-ness etc lol).
Re: someone educate me about DMZ
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 3:37 pm
by NilsFG
For The Win Records wrote:swed-1- wrote:ive only recently been getting into the scene and even getting into it ive only gone so far as the real jump up side of dubstep Rusko, jakes, Caspa etc....but recently i have become particularly fascinated with the shit mala and coki etc produce through their label DMZ
i think its good for people like me and others who are young or just dont no much about the label...like for example...how come their vinyl is so rare? whats the reason behind this....when or is their even going to be another DMZ vinyl coming out? When was DMZ created? etc etc
A lot of people i know and i could count myself are a little bit naive about dubstep and sort of just link the best dubstep artist to that of Rusko who is pushing the scene in different ways but i think it would be good to understand a bit more about some of the guys who really kick started this scene so that newcomers dont forget where it all started.
anywho if you even care about this let me know some thoughts...if not then fair
this is honestly one of the best posts I have scene on this forum. Big up for wanting the education.
Re: someone educate me about DMZ
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 10:07 pm
by ST100
For The Win Records wrote:this is honestly one of the best posts I have scene on this forum. Big up for wanting the education.
yeah. definitely one of the better posts on here.
tbh, DMZ have been my favorite since day one and still are my favorite.
Seckle's post is spot on as well. I suggest you watch most of the videos if you can. it'll cover anything you want to know.
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 10:36 pm
by JimmaJamJamie
Horza wrote:bandshell wrote:Horza wrote:Very off topic but one guy Im missing is D1, not heard any new beats from the guy in time. Even going back through his older stuff the guys beats are still up there with the best of em!
he's got a new release coming soon.
...Mate... you are a babe! nice one haha
Check Skream's latest stella session, there is a new tune by D1 on there called Just Business. It's fucking sick.
Re: someone educate me about DMZ
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 10:55 pm
by djfoster
For The Win Records wrote:swed-1- wrote:ive only recently been getting into the scene and even getting into it ive only gone so far as the real jump up side of dubstep Rusko, jakes, Caspa etc....but recently i have become particularly fascinated with the shit mala and coki etc produce through their label DMZ
i think its good for people like me and others who are young or just dont no much about the label...like for example...how come their vinyl is so rare? whats the reason behind this....when or is their even going to be another DMZ vinyl coming out? When was DMZ created? etc etc
A lot of people i know and i could count myself are a little bit naive about dubstep and sort of just link the best dubstep artist to that of Rusko who is pushing the scene in different ways but i think it would be good to understand a bit more about some of the guys who really kick started this scene so that newcomers dont forget where it all started.
anywho if you even care about this let me know some thoughts...if not then fair
this is honestly one of the best posts I have scene on this forum. Big up for wanting the education.
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 11:10 pm
by wat
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 11:25 pm
by wat
DoublePost
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:05 am
by kingduppy
DMZ IS AN INSTITUTION. THEY ARE A 1ST GRADE LISTED INSTITUTION THE GOVERNMENT CANNOT TOUCH THEM NOR BREAK DOWN THEIR WALLS.
p.s anti war dub still makes me cry
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:05 am
by kingduppy
p.s cry like a pansy
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 4:39 pm
by djrodan
eyez down thread right here.... meditation reading.
thanks seckle, taught me something as well
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:33 am
by ST100
should re-make this into a DMZ appreciation thread.
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 2:11 pm
by DRTY
Wow, amazing links, that Red Bull interview is really really good. What also makes it great is how much of a nice guy Mala is.
Nice to hear someone speak who's so into what they're doing, and for all the right reasons.
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:06 pm
by unknown soulja
whats everyones feelings on the original post's question about whether there will be any more DMZ releases?
Its been what, 18 months since Spongebob was released (although i guess there was like an 8 month hiatus between lean fwd and spongebob so maybe thats irrelevant). Mala and Coki (and Loefah i guess altho i havent really heard any new loe tunes in ages - anyone point me in the direction) are producing such different stuff now (as has always kind of been the case) that it would be really interesting to think what they might release if there was another DMZ. Obviously so much clamoured for back catalogue.I suppose Deep Medi is much more about new releases so maybe theres still some scope to use DMZ to release some old gems.
My gut feeling is that there probably wont ever be another one and in a way this would be great as it preserves it as this perfect institiution that never went wrong.
bit of a ramble there but what does everyone think?
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:09 pm
by unknown soulja
shit just remembered they released triple six last december - kind of makes my whole post above irrelevant.
My vote is for a loefah plate to be next - would be such an amazing way to come back (for both the label and producer). Mud was released in July 2006 (fuck - it doesnt feel like its been three years since then!)
whats coki saying these days?
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:28 pm
by NilsFG
I don't care if the next one is Loefah, Mala or Coki, they're all good
Also me neither heard new Loefah material, but I never saw him play somewhere (so maybe he plays new material but doesn't hand it out for radio play) + he's getting a release on sin city in a few weeks/months.
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:14 pm
by djrodan
also coki goblin / mala track came out on ringo
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 11:52 pm
by For The Win Records
Yeh and its stands for Desperately Missing Zion.
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 12:28 am
by For The Win Records
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 12:33 am
by NilsFG
For The Win Records wrote:Yeh and its stands for Desperately Missing Zion.
You trollin'?
It stands for Demilitarized zone, since the parties used to be a place where the dj could spin everything he want or something like that.
Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 9:13 am
by For The Win Records
NilsFG wrote:For The Win Records wrote:Yeh and its stands for Desperately Missing Zion.
You trollin'?
It stands for Demilitarized zone, since the parties used to be a place where the dj could spin everything he want or something like that.
Desperately Missing Zion.
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