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seckle wrote: everytime i talk to someone really bitter about dubstep, especially if they're from the dnb scene as of late, i always refer to two of my all time favorite jungle records, in a sort of homage to the most incredible music on the planet at one time. these tunes still give me very vivid flashbacks and memories. somewhere along the way it got lost, and it really pains me to say that.

arcon 2 " the beckoning" circa 1997
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoYKvnpvubc

peshay "the nocturnal" circa 1996
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg5IHudKBKg

^^out to jungle music, my old friend, when it was still fucking thunderous, unpredictable and groundbreaking.

first piece of music i listened to today, the Peshay link there, thanx. YEAH. So much to say with music like that. The more groundbreaking Dnb was all about statements. It really was about presenting sounds/ideas never heard before. Both those tunes are brilliant, always have been.

As Blumarten said man check out Martsman, that guy really really does sound like no one else at the min. Everything Ive heard by him is absolutely petrifying!

A few of his tunes appear on MedSchool (Hospital Records sister label) which is definitely a good record label to check at the min!

As much as I love Dubstep the sound of a break being twisted within an inch of its life beats it hands down every single time! Dubsteps definitely got the variety for sure but DnB/Jungle for me is still the best form of dance music to come out of the UK!

Don't know how many threads i seen on dogs on acid, saying dnb are dead.
And i never seem to understand why. If you don't agree with the music then maybe it's not for you. There are so many different types of dnb out there that i don't even know them all. Personally i never get tired of a 175 bpm break with a heavy as fuck bassline. Check out Data if you havn't already, signed to metalheadz.
Loxy & Resound is coming with an album called "Burning shadows" and that one is full with breaks and dark atmospheres. One to look out for!

i'm checking out Medschool now, and the sound kinda reminds me of 90's dnb. nice

panty inspector wrote:DEAD LOL ..............

INSTRA:MENTAL LIVE IN BELGIUM-STAR WARZ 08/2008
01 - Instra:mental - Rogue
02 - Alix Perez & Lynx - Allegiance
03 - Icicle - Nowhere
04 - Calibre - Electric Soul
05 - ?? Instra:mental
06 - ?? D Bridge
07 - Commix - Justified
08 - Noisia - Strange Owl Experiment
09 - Calibre - Beat Goes On
10 - Commix - Talk To Frank (Break Remix)
11 - Calibre - New Cons
12 - Commix - Underwater Scene
13 - ?? Calibre
14 - Commix - Rack It
15 - Commix - Life We Live
16 - ??
17 - D Bridge - On My Mind
18 - D Bridge - Morning Dawn
19 - ??

http://rapidshare.com/files/142559185/I ... _SW_XL.mp3

amazing set ....... deep deep deep get to know .......

this is it for me! just shelled out for the new instramental 10" on exit! SICKNESS!

Doc Scott Summer 08 mix

Code 3 "Untitled (Delta)
familiar one, dunno who???
electrosoul system - ???
Subterra - lost light - diverse products
Break - reach out - symmetry - (from his new album)
commix - justified - either headz or exit? (21 mins in mix)
SpectraSoul - Buried - shogun audio
Break - is this what you want - symmetry (from his new album)
maybe soul intent???
???
break - enigma - calibre remix - quarantine (43 mins in mix)
ST Files - Moods - soul:r (at about - 48 mins)
???
???
Break - (from his new album, forget the name- basically just buy that album
maybe data?
naibu & loxy - hajime - critical (out now)


http://dnbshare.com/download/01-DOCSCOT ... 8.mp3.html
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IZXHZ1G0


BIG BIG BIG MIX.

Copped it from breakbeat.co.uk, i didnt do the TL

Can't fucking WAIT for breaks new album!

some sick tunes in the doc scott mix! cant get enough of the calibre remix of enigma! got the original but the remix just takes the piss!

I don't think its dead, theres a bunch of good tunes out there. but I do enjoy listening to the old school jungle alot. I love the current jump up shit thats being pumped out

i've been raving about and posting this CADENCE RECORDINGS radio mix lately, cuz its pretty much the best dnb i've heard this year. If you haven't heard, or if anyone was a fan, Cadence Recordings has relaunched this year, and gave a sneak preview of what's to come in this broadcast from this past summer. Soooo good.

Makes you wonder what all the dubstep hype is all about when you have even deeper, moving, abstract electronic music kicking around like in the mix here, heh.

Seriously, this is dope, and very very WELCOME for the '08. If you haven't checked it out, go to it. Atmos dnb at its finest:



http://www.myspace.com/cadencerecordingshq

Cadence Recordings Exclusive

http://www.itstooloud.com/~radio2008...dence_show.mp3

1. Escape - DJ Infusion - Cadence Recordings
2. Zero Balance - Orange n Blue - Cadence Recordings
3. Tracks of Our Time - Agent Alvin - Hospital
4. Dawning - Survival - Osiris
5. White Room - Dr Freebs - Cadence Recordings
6. Friday Night Groove - PHD - Cadence Recordings
7. Music Life - Solar - Black Reign
8. Dust Cloud - Aural Imbalance - Cadence Recordings
9. The Visitors - Orange n Blue - Cadence Recordings
10. Global Peace - DJ Enfusion - Cadence Recordings
11. Lucid - Komatic - Phunkfiction
12. Beneath The Reef - Dr Freebs - Cadence Recordings
13. Pilgrimage - Altya - Black Reign
14. Kenisis - Orange n Blue - Cadence Recordings
15. Sunny Side - DJ Enfusion - Cadence Recordings
16. Untitled - Aural Imbalance - Cadence Recordings
17. New Dawn - DJ Enfusion - Cadence Recordings
18. Saffron - Orange n Blue - Cadence Recordings

I've been getting into Forbidden Society, Evol Intent and Mystification.

dnb is doin it...this years been live

i don't get what everyone means by death of dnb?
sure some artists are going mainstream and are becoming shit but how can you say a whole genre is dying?
Dnb is great.

BEN? wrote:how can you say a whole genre is dying?

because the person who started this bullshit thread simply fell out of love with dnb, without even exploring what the whole scene has to offer








some people

Going down to Rupture the other week, I think I can conclude that d&b is most certainly alive and kicking.

Fast drum breaks + subbass is something you can never kill.

nah blud it'll never die. what else goes bass at 180? Happy hardcore i guess but that shits not dead either, scott brown ftw

Slothrop wrote:

Code wrote:

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... highlight=

Also
http://www.myspace.com/subvertcentral
Sounds pretty lively to me...

cheers

for me dnb is mostly monotonous dancefloor banging — fine if you like that sort of thing — but there's always a bit of stuff around in the leftfield to keep me interested

I DON'T THINK SO, IN MY OPINION THE DRUM AND BASS ESSENCE IS UNDERGROUND LIKE THE BASS AND CAN'T NEVER DIE.

SEVA THE JUNGLE, THE JUNGLE IS MASSIVE

TEMP-1 SUPPORT!!

d&b dead? no no no! i prefer the hospital records sound and tony and chris are putting out some amazing stuff!