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there is another new label out of adelaide called 'adelaide soundworks'.. so far seems like they've only released techno from some north americans but maybe some local stuff to come lol who knows.. thought the first ep was pretty cool:



you might like the second track steve (starts @9:14)

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sa remains the underbelly of our underground eh?
& what's wrong with the Sindey/Melbun fixation on being famous,
even revered isn't enough any more
cos there's this pressure to earn squillions, buy a pad in town & bludge your way thru world tours for ever more
by making whatever crap is considered cool.

I so much more respect the guys making bassweight tracks that will never be heard without a miracle
that I'm planning that miracle.

as per:

Friday November 18 2011
VOID feat THE ABYSS
guests GEILIS / SWINDLE
Mid 2011 and with the growing commercialisation of dubstep, with its "me too" approach seemingly more and more geared towards keeping the kids' minds stagnant and lining the pockets of music executives, Sydney's The Abyss [known individually as Boot & Sook] made a conscious decision to break from their noisier past, and produce and play the deepest, darkest music they could come up with. Firmly rooted in the eyes down meditation mentality of the true dubstep sound, this new incarnation of The Abyss is proving time and time again that dark bass music still has a home on the dancefloor.

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Liam92 wrote:

As fine a bird as the kookaburra is, I'm not sure how I'd react if I heard this in a club.

Cmon guys sing along with me:

♫ Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree
Merry merry king of the bush is he
Laugh, kookaburra
Laugh, kookaburra
Gay your life must be ♫

actually, I was amazed at how well the kookaburra laugh was used in that tune.
Apparently it was big in the commercial club scene Oz-wide a few weeks ago...actually I thought it was by a Melbun dj Tornado Wallace who played here recently.

nousd wrote:I thought it was by a Melbun dj Tornado Wallace who played here recently.

It is, Tornado Wallace & William Paxton. I really like Tornado Wallace's stuff actually.

Australasian music label in my sig

Nousd, Have you ever listened to B9's stuff though? Pretty good imo, I also used to follow a label called Cue Recordings, a dnb label with some decent tracks on their releases.

Also, there's a dude from DSF, I think his name is binak versailles (also his alias), just put out a fairly decent album and had a bunch of solid singles beforehand, all self-done though.

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That show Fat Pizza is pretty good.

That kookaburra track goes so well in a club! It's just infectious. Gotta be seen to be believed but I would say it's one of the biggest tunes of the year.

rickyalbino wrote:Nousd, Have you ever listened to B9's stuff though? Pretty good imo,

until recently thought he was broey, then heard an ok track...haven't followed up cos he plays @ The Laundry....the bro barn

forgot Alba, two guys who do a good live gig too...played support for Actress...technoy/bass tho
& g'day Lewis.

some right fucking tunes on this page

nousd wrote:

rickyalbino wrote:Nousd, Have you ever listened to B9's stuff though? Pretty good imo,

until recently thought he was broey, then heard an ok track...haven't followed up cos he plays @ The Laundry....the bro barn

forgot Alba, two guys who do a good live gig too...played support for Actress...technoy/bass tho
& g'day Lewis.

I would go down if I were you, I highly doubt he's playing broey shit in his sets, dude has access to too many good dubs.

One does not simply "go" to laundry
Also, nousd!

Why?

lol

nousd wrote:

rickyalbino wrote:Nousd, Have you ever listened to B9's stuff though? Pretty good imo,

until recently thought he was broey, then heard an ok track...haven't followed up cos he plays @ The Laundry....the bro barn

B9 is sick, not bro in the slightest

kruptah wrote:That show Fat Pizza is pretty good.

B9 should get some vinyl out. guy has talent. applies to all the chord marauders fam imho. his tune on the artikal comp is one of the best imo.