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Something deep, dark, heavy. Nothing Bro-friendly. Nothing Trap, Moomba, or Electro. Those are fine, but I'm looking for something that would make some people uncomfortable and scared even. Can be older or newer. Any mix suggestions would be ideal.

Loefah - Horror Show



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pretty much everything by Loefah, Jack Sparrow, 2562 (although i don't highly recommend Fever and Air Jordan), Distance, Biome, Objekt (most his earlier stuff), Emalkay's old singles, and Headhunter before he became Addison Groove

just listen 2 shackleton u nerd

I find most of Shackleton's rather life-affirming, especially his more african influenced tunes never fail to lighten me up. loads of his production lacks the dread and claustrophobic ambiance found in Loe's tunes, for example.

Jurkhands wrote:I find most of Shackleton's rather life-affirming, especially his more african influenced tunes never fail to lighten me up. loads of his production lacks the dread and claustrophobic ambiance found in Loe's tunes, for example.

U wot m8? Shack makes some of the darkest shit out there

listen to noise or cold meat industry stuff

particle-jim wrote:

i remember the first time i heard this tune. blew me the fuck away.

But i think these are Shack's darkest tunes

Distance's DOA mix, '10.
Soundcloud

Purient - Through The Window

Some Chillstep

inb4 Yunx

particle-jim wrote:

Jurkhands wrote:I find most of Shackleton's rather life-affirming, especially his more african influenced tunes never fail to lighten me up. loads of his production lacks the dread and claustrophobic ambiance found in Loe's tunes, for example.

U wot m8? Shack makes some of the darkest shit out there

thank you, I'm quite familiar with his output. however, I still stand by my oppinion and perception of his music as art that lifts me up, whilst Loe (and others, obviously) have a more claustrophobic feel to their production. 'namsayin?

These are PURE DREAD:



And Appleblim - Mystical Warrior, but the only Youtube upload of that is so shite I won't even bother.

and Distinction's Spectrum analysis mix