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Guided Relaxation Dub - Borgore

DomHunt wrote:Guided Relaxation Dub - Borgore

Good one, although when you see the name Borgore you can kinda guess what might happen :p

Malicious wrote:

DomHunt wrote:Guided Relaxation Dub - Borgore

Good one, although when you see the name Borgore you can kinda guess what might happen :p

Speaking of Borgore, "Sunday Morning" was complete bi-polar shit. That drop was serious.

86 Position wrote:

Malicious wrote:

DomHunt wrote:Guided Relaxation Dub - Borgore

Good one, although when you see the name Borgore you can kinda guess what might happen :p

Speaking of Borgore, "Sunday Morning" was complete bi-polar shit. That drop was serious.

Init, love it on his Ice Cream Mix, sounds better with the vocal sample.

Noah D and No Thing - Unknown Suspect

it still gets me..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuvqTx8eXXY

Quack, second track...

Pure wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECvHGuSTl48

shameless plug, expected a better drop like...

Afterdark - Everyman Dub

i've been through and listened to a whole bunch of the tunes named in this thread.

can someone explain to me what's so expected about a lite intro often with halfstep drums followed by a much louder wobble drop?

i mean setting aside the issue of whether you do or don't like the sound of the bassline, can anyone say they honestly didn't expect it when there are just so many of these tunes doing this?

Blackdown wrote:i've been through and listened to a whole bunch of the tunes named in this thread.

can someone explain to me what's so expected about a lite intro often with halfstep drums followed by a much louder wobble drop?

i mean setting aside the issue of whether you do or don't like the sound of the bassline, can anyone say they honestly didn't expect it when there are just so many of these tunes doing this?

^^ this. ive found alot of the gritstep suggestions were abit pants. the drop has to be UNEXPECTED and these aggressive gritstep drops are very predictable.

this still wins for me: untold - anaconda http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PCSKNOGxl0

but kode 9 & ld - BAD is certainly unexpected..

A real unexpected drop IMO is the second part in "too much chat" by mala.

It goes all silent and shit, then some real high bass tones come in with a BEEP BEEP BEEP (coki road rage style) and "lighter lighter lighter lighter" vocal etc with them ninja snares shuffling about...then it drops back down into the original rolling beat and it is completely badass.....

For a more tear out track I always thought "Ill kut ya" was pretty good.. that lurky predator noise... the rewind noise, then that hectic choppy beat comes in.

And also, I couldnt really forget to mention "eyez"

mala - eyez

Blackdown wrote:i've been through and listened to a whole bunch of the tunes named in this thread.

can someone explain to me what's so expected about a lite intro often with halfstep drums followed by a much louder wobble drop?

i mean setting aside the issue of whether you do or don't like the sound of the bassline, can anyone say they honestly didn't expect it when there are just so many of these tunes doing this?

i only picked mine cause it goes all quiet then comes back with some skippy rolling bit & its like half way through so no1 realises

seriously though guys, definately cop that wigflex ep, its a banger!

James Blake - Air And Lack Thereof (Hemlock)

Wat wrote:James Blake - Air And Lack Thereof (Hemlock)

most definately, this tune is overly fucked...but the flip, not air..the flip is too much

Emalkay - Solid State.

dub crookz - Monkey VIP

almost lost my balls in the process of listening to this!
the thing is, you can obviously hear a drop comming, true, but had anyone suspected it to turn out THAT sick?

DomHunt wrote:Guided Relaxation Dub - Borgore

Oh i forgot about that one

Edit : Just listened to the tune above