Re: Brostep no longer cool?
Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2011 2:52 am
"Future garage" seems to essentially equate to making 90's Warp sounding shit with garage beats. NO THANK YOU
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Genuinely the most unsettling gif on the whole internet.finji wrote:Krew wrote:filth/brostep

that it was never cool in the first placenowaysj wrote:I would say there is one profound flaw in the initial premise of this thread.
oh wow, this is my new favorite gifdeadly habit wrote:
noam wrote:rhythm and soul... lol
herbalicious wrote:If people who used to listen to Datsik now listen to Cyrus, good. Hopefully DJ's I don't like will stop getting booked and ruining line ups I'd otherwise want to attend for.
On the Coki front...His tunes have earth shattering sub. The mid-range he uses does in no way compromise that, and in most cases, compliments it. And that's what it's all about, right?
Nope, that shit is now 6 feet under man.bassrael wrote:are you really discussing brostep again?
get used to it - it's number one topic on dsfbassrael wrote:are you really discussing brostep again?
Yeah but that would be great if we could keep this shit out of the SNHvulvavibration wrote:get used to it - it's number one topic on dsfbassrael wrote:are you really discussing brostep again?
here's an idea... judge an artist and a track not a genre.Genevieve wrote:Yeah, like.... I think the Borgore take on dubstep is awful, but Clubroot represents to me the exact same mindset on the opposite side of the dubstep spectrum. It's like '80s adult contemporary music in a dubstep format.badger wrote:i don't really like either side of the coin tbh. i don't like what people call "brostep", i haven't liked a coki tune in years and most "deep" stuff bores me to tears
"Brostep" and "future garage" are both rather awful to me. With exceptions like older Coki or Broken Note (if you'd call them that..) on one side and perhaps, Burial and Sepalcure on the other.
djekos wrote:Yeah but that would be great if we could keep this shit out of the SNHvulvavibration wrote:get used to it - it's number one topic on dsfbassrael wrote:are you really discussing brostep again?
I was merely drawing parallels between what people call 'brostep' and 'future garage', because most of the music that falls in either camp sounds like a watered down appropriation of something else to my ears.noam wrote:here's an idea... judge an artist and a track not a genre.Genevieve wrote:Yeah, like.... I think the Borgore take on dubstep is awful, but Clubroot represents to me the exact same mindset on the opposite side of the dubstep spectrum. It's like '80s adult contemporary music in a dubstep format.badger wrote:i don't really like either side of the coin tbh. i don't like what people call "brostep", i haven't liked a coki tune in years and most "deep" stuff bores me to tears
"Brostep" and "future garage" are both rather awful to me. With exceptions like older Coki or Broken Note (if you'd call them that..) on one side and perhaps, Burial and Sepalcure on the other.
you might find you have more luck describing what you like and dont like.
cos writing off entire slabs of music with 'notable exceptions' just seems a bit silly...