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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 3:30 pm
by Maccaveli
Maybe I'm just displaying my ignorance towards garage here, but this sounds pretty damn similar to the late 90s garage I've heard:

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 3:38 pm
by wolf89
Not at all. It's really bland and plastic sounding. It doesn't have the kind of vibe garage had. It's very flat boring.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 3:55 pm
by Maccaveli
This guy again...

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:00 pm
by garethom
Hmm, doesn't have the same sort of swing that traditional UKG had.

FYI, I love that tune, not knocking it.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:04 pm
by wolf89
Maccaveli wrote:This guy again...
Sorry but if you can't hear the difference then you really must have not listened to much UK Garage.

This has nothing to do with the fact I don't like disclosure, the rhythms, production style, attitude and general aesthetic of that tune are vastly different (or in my belief lacking) compared to old garage tunes

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:08 pm
by EliteLennon117

Carnival EP and Face EP are sick

I find it best not to compare a producer to certain genres and just enjoy the vibe I get from the music. Bitching about a producer for not being true to a genres sound such as Disclosure to UKG is ridiculous especially when most of their tunes is house music.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:11 pm
by ehbes
Those disclosure bits sounds like a really polished and clean version of ukg

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:19 pm
by wolf89
I wasn't complaining that Disclosure don't sound like UKG. I was just saying they don't

Me not liking them is unrelated.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:23 pm
by Maccaveli
wolf89 wrote:
Maccaveli wrote:This guy again...
Sorry but if you can't hear the difference then you really must have not listened to much UK Garage.

This has nothing to do with the fact I don't like disclosure, the rhythms, production style, attitude and general aesthetic of that tune are vastly different (or in my belief lacking) compared to old garage tunes
ok, now there's an opinion I can respect. I still don't really agree with you (I'm mainly going off that 20 minute UKG mix that Skream did a while back, plus some other bits I've heard here and there, so I'm obviously no expert here), but that makes more sense to me than "it's nothing like UKG because it's bland and boring."
garethom wrote:Hmm, doesn't have the same sort of swing that traditional UKG had.

FYI, I love that tune, not knocking it.
Fair call, I see what you mean.
EliteLennon117 wrote:I find it best not to compare a producer to certain genres and just enjoy the vibe I get from the music. Bitching about a producer for not being true to a genres sound such as Disclosure to UKG is ridiculous especially when most of their tunes is house music.
I don't think anyone was doing that mate, we're just discussing whether or not it is/sounds like UKG. No one's saying they like/don't like it because it does or doesn't sound like UKG, that's a different point altogether.
EDIT: Yeah, what wolf said

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:28 pm
by ultraspatial
EliteLennon117 wrote:I find it best not to compare a producer to certain genres and just enjoy the vibe I get from the music. Bitching about a producer for not being true to a genres sound such as Disclosure to UKG is ridiculous especially when most of their tunes is house music.
Noone was bitching about disbrosure not being tr00 garridge, just that they're shit/boring/overly overhyped.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:32 pm
by EliteLennon117
Maccaveli wrote:
wolf89 wrote:
Maccaveli wrote:This guy again...
Sorry but if you can't hear the difference then you really must have not listened to much UK Garage.

This has nothing to do with the fact I don't like disclosure, the rhythms, production style, attitude and general aesthetic of that tune are vastly different (or in my belief lacking) compared to old garage tunes
ok, now there's an opinion I can respect. I still don't really agree with you (I'm mainly going off that 20 minute UKG mix that Skream did a while back, plus some other bits I've heard here and there, so I'm obviously no expert here), but that makes more sense to me than "it's nothing like UKG because it's bland and boring."
garethom wrote:Hmm, doesn't have the same sort of swing that traditional UKG had.

FYI, I love that tune, not knocking it.
Fair call, I see what you mean.
EliteLennon117 wrote:I find it best not to compare a producer to certain genres and just enjoy the vibe I get from the music. Bitching about a producer for not being true to a genres sound such as Disclosure to UKG is ridiculous especially when most of their tunes is house music.
I don't think anyone was doing that mate, we're just discussing whether or not it is/sounds like UKG. No one's saying they like/don't like it because it does or doesn't sound like UKG, that's a different point altogether.
EDIT: Yeah, what wolf said
Sorry I should have specified, that comment wasn't directed to any of you guys, it was directed more towards other places on the internet were people were complaining about Disclosure making shitty UKG when they have made only a few UKG tracks. I was just venting my frustration. btw I completely understand why you guys don't like Disclosure. :w:

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:36 pm
by Maccaveli
But I do like Disclosure... :(

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:41 pm
by wubstep
I wasn't aware that 'industrial warehouse techno' was now a big, hip thing now.

Schranz must be like the least hip thing ever, bunch of crusty Albanians staring at the floor for 13 hours straight to the same 'song', coming to a market town near you!

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:44 pm
by ultraspatial
wubstep wrote:Schranz must be like the least hip thing ever
What about speedcore/splittercore/extratone?

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:47 pm
by wubstep
Well yeah, but they're actually exciting! I can get down to that, schranz is quite possibly (and deliberately?) the most repetitive of all styles of techno I've heard, from the back of a warehouse every tune is literally identical.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 4:54 pm
by BonerJams04
extratone / splittercore is awful. objectively terrible

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 6:16 pm
by Doozle
I like Disclosure, what I don't like so much is the fact my house mates are all loving them, when a few months ago I was being told to "turn that shit off", but they're playing them b2b With Swedish House Mafia, Bangarang or whatever else is in the charts. Which I suppose is maybe a hipster thing to say.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 8:05 pm
by Sexual_Chocolate
dear god. its become a disclosure thread.


plz lock now.

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 8:14 pm
by chekov
quick everybody draw disclosure faces before seckle gets here

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

Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 8:15 pm
by Sexual_Chocolate
so much pixalation :corncry: