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Laszlo wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:

Laszlo wrote:Is he doing house now?!?

yup, as "velvit"

Seen. Is his stuff any good?

i like it

I think Wubstep would love these^

Laszlo wrote:Are any of the 'ground breaking/original' artists from dnb attempting a transition?

Raiden has been releasing on decarythem

Noisia is in a shit group with foreign beggars and was tried as inhouse producers for something jay-z was doing. The same thing as that koke guy(?)...
It's incredibly bad, especially considering that their first 50 + releases where all pretty dope.

Spor tried to do some deadmau5y house that was ok at a point, but he needs someone else to copy now.

The rest imo is merely regurgitation, but some of that work has really influenced all of electronic music so in that sence it's weird that the progression became so stagnant so fast.

Billain Im still hoping will do something different.

Raiden has the advantage of being a really progressive lable owner. He leaves something when it's peaking.

Good shout.

southstar wrote:

Laszlo wrote:Are any of the 'ground breaking/original' artists from dnb attempting a transition?

Raiden has been releasing on decarythem

House though.
Are we talking about dnb producers transitioning to house or just other genres?

hubb wrote:Raiden has the advantage of being a really progressive lable owner. He leaves something when it's peaking.

Fucking hipster.

Klute was making techno well before it came back into fashion

southstar wrote:Klute was making techno well before it came back into fashion

Is that the second disc of his albums that never see the light of day in my house?

Laszlo wrote:

southstar wrote:

Laszlo wrote:Are any of the 'ground breaking/original' artists from dnb attempting a transition?

Raiden has been releasing on decarythem

House though.
Are we talking about dnb producers transitioning to house or just other genres?

Well, what I mean is progress or making new genres. You could argue that someone from somewhere else could come in and do it differently. Like the wtf stuff Deadmau5 was doing with Tommy Lee ( mötley crue). Pretty dope and unexpected.

hubb wrote:Raiden has the advantage of being a really progressive lable owner. He leaves something when it's peaking.

Fucking hipster.

Hipsterism is akward, ironic or less sincere. He is just that sincere imo. Which is rare. Mike Paradinas is similar in that respect although planet mu have a host of stable artist that shouldn't get released there anymore.

tbh, I know nothing about music after 2011. Don't listen to me.

magma wrote:Oh dear... how did your parents react?

not too bothered tbf, my parents are long past expecting anything better

although it was a mess we reckon they're trying to use this against fixing all the problems that we've complained about for months. We had one complaint at the start of the year regarding noise and none since. My housemates dad who's a property solicitor has got involved cus we really think they're trying to fuck us over.

I mean we had ONE complaint at the start of the year and then all of a sudden they're saying its happened on many occasions... So we're gonna ask for these in writing or some sort of proof.

they really are arseholes, the house is no near as bad as they described and fuck knows why they're getting the university involved.

we're just gonna be polite but go the 'legal' route and start to ask for things in writing and for them to be forwarded to this solicitor.

peak they told my dad that "your son was so intoxicated he fell through a door breaking it off its hinges"

which isnt even what happend at all

inb4 going the "legal route" backfires massively on agent

Agent 47 wrote:peak they told my dad that "your son was so intoxicated he fell through a door breaking it off its hinges"

which isnt even what happend at all

I trust your Dad high-fived you and yelled "LAD!"

Laszlo wrote:

southstar wrote:Klute was making techno well before it came back into fashion

Is that the second disc of his albums that never see the light of day in my house?

I liked the second disk of emperors new clothes

Did you ever get to check out dfa 1979 btw Laszlo?

southstar wrote:

Laszlo wrote:

southstar wrote:Klute was making techno well before it came back into fashion

Is that the second disc of his albums that never see the light of day in my house?

I liked the second disk of emperors new clothes

i thought it was gash. Didn't even burn it to itunes..

hubb wrote:Did you ever get to check out dfa 1979 btw Laszlo?

Nope. I'm still working through recommendations from six months ago, so maybe i'll have an opinion sometime in the summer

southstar wrote:

Laszlo wrote:

southstar wrote:Klute was making techno well before it came back into fashion

Is that the second disc of his albums that never see the light of day in my house?

I liked the second disk of emperors new clothes

you should be ashamed was the best one imo

hubb wrote:dfa 1979

garethom wrote:inb4 going the "legal route" backfires massively on agent

how will it backfire ill just get some sick lawyer man

wub wrote:

Agent 47 wrote:peak they told my dad that "your son was so intoxicated he fell through a door breaking it off its hinges"

which isnt even what happend at all

I trust your Dad high-fived you and yelled "LAD!"

nah it was more along the lines of "how have your broke 3 doors in 2 years...? most people have never broke one"

Ok, I'll rec it a bit more.

One guy singing while playing the drums - the other guy playing guitar riffs on a distorted bass. But it's not like it's a cool compromise or something, just big.

They broke up and the bass player went on as Mstrcrft (house).