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lol i didnt mean neurofunk was the best genre, i mean the most hilarious genre name,
but nice to see there is good neurofunkierd out there cheers coronary. what would you recommend hubb

My fav "DNB" that's arguably not jungle is prolly the 94-96 No U Turn type techstep with grimy ass sounding reeses but still properly phat breaks

it's even more up its own bum and pedantic than that soronery

because what you posted is actually just neuro

phace, noisia, spor, etc is neuro that forgot the funk with a focus on sound design like in commercials or films (not so much breaks as singlehits)

whereas only a select few techstep bits with funk in them got to be called neurofunk (as a joke)
like opticals watermelon and matrix' early stuff (pre 2000 stuff basicly)


I'd recommend technoid which is breakbeat dnb turned back intro techno (proket, raiden, the sect)

techstep which is breakbeat dnb with a techno influence (konflict, bc uk, digital)

and Billain which is big room neuro lololololo with a bit of funk

chekov wrote:clownstep too

Clownstep was the first bro-step-esque subgenre of dnb imo, in the sense that the name carried the same negative connotation as brostep to the world of steps.. lol... looking at you "Twisted individual"

DiegoSapiens wrote:neurofunk is the best

neurofunk was cool until it everyone started sounding like noisia & phace

noisia is neurofunk?

SignalRecon wrote:

chekov wrote:clownstep too

Clownstep was the first bro-step-esque subgenre of dnb imo, in the sense that the name carried the same negative connotation as brostep to the world of steps.. lol... looking at you "Twisted individual"

ah seen, not a dnb head so i guess i hadn't picked up on negative connotations properly

probably the best neuro "anthem"

Neurofunk went the same way that "dungeon" did. It just became loads of wanking off over designing twisty reese bass sounds rather than bothering to make actually interesting tracks and just using the same rigid boring drums over and over.

ultraspatial wrote:neurofunk was cool until it everyone started sounding like noisia & phace

tbf they try to. If everyone legitimately sounded like Noisia or Phace in terms of quality it would be scary out there.

you are talking about neuro

big basslines + single hit drums (sort of bro)
ie



vs

neurofunk, which is specifically techstep era stuff inspired by like miles davis and psycherock and wahwah pedals on the bass and mostly hardware gear
(grooving and not stepping)





konflict was the last techstep bit before bro neuro took over

ye, Neurofunk is the post '98 extension of tech step (according to wiki). Inb4 mid-scooped snares.

SignalRecon wrote:

ultraspatial wrote:neurofunk was cool until it everyone started sounding like noisia & phace

tbf they try to. If everyone legitimately sounded like Noisia or Phace in terms of quality it would be scary out there.

Jump Up sounds rude and UK-ey and cool though, like bassline, and unlike brostep (or actually like early bro like Rusko & Caspa, Cookie Monsta, Wheel & Deal etc).

You can always hear it when the americans arrive, everything sounds PHAT and the flute basslines and skankablity goes out.

UK bro (is this considered chav music? ):

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Vs. America freedom bro:

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i dig original sin..

yeah I like a lot of that shit

I even like spor, dieselboy, current value etc a lot of the time

the bro equivalent of DNB >>> brostep

jump up is sick tho

Is this neuro? Absolute percy.

garethom wrote:Is this neuro? Absolute percy.

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