can you explain the detroit influences in nevverland
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:07 am
by jrkhnds
the synths always remind me of some 90ies Model 500/Juan Atkins tunes. sonically, that is, with some very grimey percussion to top it off.
you could of course argue that there are better examples. this song could've just aswell been some early Addison Groove (or vice versa, depends on your position in the argument I guess):
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 4:36 am
by Dystinkt
RKM wrote:i cannot say how much i love murlo
cant believe i only saw it today but those two free albums up on the boxed soundcloud are live
caught him at Lakota in Bristol a few weeks ago on the thursday before tokyo dub, it was absolutely dead with no more than 50 odd people there but his set was absolutely incredible, also had a brief gurny chat with him after, the guys as sound as his productions
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:15 am
by DiegoSapiens
don't really see the similarity neverland sound much more organic, i think the one that has always had techno influences is peverelist, specially with the synth he used
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:50 am
by jrkhnds
I don't know, maybe I'm chatting out of my arse. it's just what I hear. agree about Peverelist though. introduced my girlfriend to "Erstwhile Rhythm" two or three years back and she just looks at me and goes: "so, what exactly makes this dubstep and not techno?"
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:02 am
by phrex
you have a girlfriend
never introduced her to me man! take her along for loefah or dubtopia. aight!
also: shit blew up in here....
funny annectode: our recent bassmusic party series first had the name ''130+''. but the collective of the squat we're doing the night at found the name so absolutely stupid we had to change it. decided to call it ''HRTZ''.
i'm out again.
edit:
ah. one more ting:
dusk+blackdown - back 2 go fwd>> EP is massive.
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:39 am
by jrkhnds
I dragged her to Kryptic Minds @dxm back in '11, you might have met her there.
nah no way, she hates every kind of electronic music but nosebleed techno.
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:56 am
by phrex
but her nose will bleed on the justice rivah system.... lol
Muncey wrote:Yeah I got side tracked saying Beneath.. Beneaths earlier Funky/UKG influenced stuff and Acres more grimey stuff. That split 12" with Luke Leadbelly is huge!
Hodge as well, sort of.. first thing I heard from him was that remix for Ishan Sound, its all just straight up techno now.
I agree about Objekt, hes probably one of the original guys to try adapt heavily influenced techno into dubstep/garage which is what a lot of the 130 guys are doing atm. Early 2562 as well.
good shout on 2562
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 6:50 pm
by skimpi
jrkhnds wrote:Acre has always been on the very grimey / techno side of things though. Not a lot of garage in his productions, as far as I can tell. Now, I only know his release on Cold, the split 12" with Luke Leadbelly, and the previews for the recent one, but if anything, he's gone more towards stripped-down, funky-infused, dark techno - as Beneath, like you said.
(By the way, I'm a bit surprised I don't hear Objekt's tunes in "130" sets more often, since a lot of them really fit into that 130/garage/techno aesthetic imho.)
thats cos 130 ppl hate techno
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 6:55 pm
by ehbes
techno people hate everything that isnt techno
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:37 pm
by RKM
Dystinkt wrote:
RKM wrote:i cannot say how much i love murlo
cant believe i only saw it today but those two free albums up on the boxed soundcloud are live
caught him at Lakota in Bristol a few weeks ago on the thursday before tokyo dub, it was absolutely dead with no more than 50 odd people there but his set was absolutely incredible, also had a brief gurny chat with him after, the guys as sound as his productions
ah wanted to go to that a lot but it was hotline party that night featuring commodon
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:38 pm
by ultraspatial
RKM wrote:loool
but that cyrus tune, thanks for the suggestions all but not that, sent it to a mate who's more into 130 and he agreed it sounded real familiar, could have sworn i heard a tune this summer that had the same melody
maybe i just saw blackdown reach for an old one and im being dumb aha
not exactly the same but maybe it was beneath's luisa?
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:39 pm
by RKM
big tune and close but still not it
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 7:40 pm
by particle-jim
I struggle to tell the difference between what's considered 130, techno and the whole 130 grime, it all kinda melds into one to my ears and it's all mixable together, I kinda lose track of where the boundaries are
maybe that's the point
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:03 pm
by ultraspatial
idk for me it's pretty easy:
logos/boxed camp/w/e other devil mix guys/oil gang et al - grime
livity/cold/tectonic/mistry etc - techno
Re: 130 thread
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:09 pm
by Muncey
ultraspatial wrote:idk for me it's pretty easy:
logos/boxed camp/w/e other devil mix guys/oil gang et al - grime
livity/cold/tectonic/mistry etc - techno
Yeah this, although if I was gunna talk about those tunes I'd probably talk about them in here. Grime instrumental thread maybe for boxed stuff but even then.. that thread rarely gets as much exposure as in here.
agree about Peverelist though. introduced my girlfriend to "Erstwhile Rhythm" two or three years back and she just looks at me and goes: "so, what exactly makes this dubstep and not techno?"
