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Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 8:05 am
by Jizz
yep, Staley's nailed it. /thread

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 5:04 pm
by Evansmith
Hypefiend wrote:dubstep is ded
when were you when dubstep dies

i was sat at home drinking brain fluid when fred ring

'dubstep is die'

'no'

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 5:06 pm
by oprs
Flemeth wrote:
Hypefiend wrote:dubstep is ded
when were you when dubstep dies

i was sat at home drinking brain fluid when fred ring

'dubstep is die'

'no'
yes?

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:07 pm
by Sonika
Staley wrote:I wanna see more bass-weight and rudeness. Stand-out percussion needs to make a comeback as well. I wanna hear stuff that makes me go mad, in the same vein as old Vex'd, Loefah, El-B, ect. Keysound hit all the right buttons this year. LHF - Keepers of the Light was phenomenal, real forward-thinking, next level, electronic music that retains that ruffness and bass-weight that I desire. Beneath's EP is damn near perfect. It captures the vibe of classic eyes-down dubstep, but re-contextualizes it at the same time. Also, in regards to Wen, if you have heard Spark It or Hydraulics on a big rig, then you know he means fucking business. I'm loving all the cross-over grime stuff as well. Pedro1,2,3, P-Jam, Visionist, Filter Dread, Mr. Mitch, Bloom, and Kowton are all killing it!

I wanna see less euphoric happy stuff, that actually makes me sad while listening to it. Less formulas. LESS BORING 'DUNGEON' Far less boring 4x4. Trap can go die in a fire.

couldn't have said it better, well said man. only thing I wouldn't back up about this is I don't have a problem with some happy stuff, I like it when it's done right, kind of wonky stuff like I posted earlier...more wonky than happy really.


but yeah dude.
the darkness, the griminess, the fucking grooves....it's all about the grooves.





:U:

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:13 pm
by Terpit
More purple.

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:17 pm
by Sonika
Terpit wrote:More purple.
thats the word I was looking for when I was talking about wonky


although tbh, I love it, but a whole lot of purple dubstep sounds really similar

not that it's a huge problem; it's just noticeable

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:20 pm
by Terpit
Sonika wrote:
Terpit wrote:More purple.
thats the word I was looking for when I was talking about wonky


although tbh, I love it, but a whole lot of purple dubstep sounds really similar

not that it's a huge problem; it's just noticeable


hmmmm i must disagree with you my child, some tracks may be similar but as a whole each artist has their own style, gemmy vs guido for example.

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:20 pm
by hugh
does purple still just mean that it sounds like a SNES or did that change too?

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:26 pm
by Terpit
I find it hard to define, joker is the epitome of purple to me tho... silkie, guido etc

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:28 pm
by Sonika
Terpit wrote:
Sonika wrote:
Terpit wrote:More purple.
thats the word I was looking for when I was talking about wonky


although tbh, I love it, but a whole lot of purple dubstep sounds really similar

not that it's a huge problem; it's just noticeable


hmmmm i must disagree with you my child, some tracks may be similar but as a whole each artist has their own style, gemmy vs guido for example.


true, but that's two sides of the spectrum

ginz vs joker

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:50 pm
by Terpit
I dont think many Joker tracks sound similar, but dont wanna derail this thread.

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 11:11 pm
by garethom
More stuff like Guido - Anidea, Filter Dread, Beneath, and Wen & Epoch - Hydraulics.

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:51 am
by hifi
hugh wrote:does purple still just mean that it sounds like a SNES or did that change too?
when did purple evr sound like a snes

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:54 am
by Sonika
MORE CLUBROOT


THERE CAN NEVER EVER BE ENOUGH CLUBROOT


he's like burial but, dare i saw it....way better

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 1:32 am
by skimpi
I just want some more raw fucking shit!

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:52 am
by Sexual_Chocolate
Terpit wrote:I find it hard to define, joker is the epitome of purple to me tho... silkie, guido etc
boo urns to joker

all bout 2000f & j kamata

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:54 am
by ehbes
Sonika wrote:MORE CLUBROOT


THERE CAN NEVER EVER BE ENOUGH CLUBROOT


he's like burial but, dare i saw it....way better
clubroot isn't even close to burial in style, his music isn't depressing enough....

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 4:14 am
by antipode
Need more of Skream's back catalogue released imo..

Keep an eye on EAR this year if you're after more Filter Dread..
chekov wrote:both you and wen are killing it epoch, when you releasing some vinyl??
when someone signs my tunes lol

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 7:16 am
by kingGhost
less asap rocky and shit rap music

more raw bassweight

Re: What does electronic music need more/less of in 2013?

Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 8:19 am
by hasezwei
more 70s

and more ghost


less electronic music

less rich stnuc, since when did looking like your father owns a bank become cool again?