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Well Lee Uhf, at least you know what you're talking about and can explain how you acquired your taste for certain stretches of the sound. We can all respect that I think. Most users more into 'filth' et al just call anything that doesn't have midrange weak or slow or boring.
Early Ramadanman has some techno influences though, look out for his track on tempa (It's called 'Bidding War').

Id never call any genre boring, Reason been I will ALWAYS find something I like within it somewhere.

Flux Pavillion..

So glad Kryptic mind's remix come away with the award.

TBH i prefer doctor P to flux, if i had to choose.

Why not a category "best free track of the year"? We'd all be in the run, that'd be fun I think!

Results are alright, I quite like Flux Pavillion, an I think Ramadanman deserves it, for his whole carrier!

Skream over Mala?

Jebus, alot of people out there have vastly different definitions of good music to me!

lee uhf wrote:Another big reason Im guessing is I come from a hardcore /techno background scene where I have produced and dj'd for a long long time so I get more excited about raw ferocious beats more than anything in other genre's

Plus The big mid-range stuff has lots of exposure in Birmingham where I live now. More so than any other Dubstep sound.

Lee, Ramadanman, along with Ben Ufo and Pangaea (Hessle Audio), are playing at the Hare & Hounds (Kings heath) on 25th of March.

Go check it out, will be fucking immense, trust me.

http://hareandhoundskingsheath.co.uk/20 ... amadanman/

The biggest problem with Brum is that not enough people have heard of artists like this imo.

wooda916 wrote:

lee uhf wrote:Another big reason Im guessing is I come from a hardcore /techno background scene where I have produced and dj'd for a long long time so I get more excited about raw ferocious beats more than anything in other genre's

Plus The big mid-range stuff has lots of exposure in Birmingham where I live now. More so than any other Dubstep sound.

Lee, Ramadanman, along with Ben Ufo and Pangaea (Hessle Audio), are playing at the Hare & Hounds (Kings heath) on 25th of March.

Go check it out, will be fucking immense, trust me.

http://hareandhoundskingsheath.co.uk/20 ... amadanman/

The biggest problem with Brum is that not enough people have heard of artists like this imo.

Been lurking these forums for ages but I live in the Midlands and it's a proper fucking nightmare trying to find something decent so I decided I'ma sign up to just follow you around and wait for you to post tip-offs about shit

Racetraitor wrote:Been lurking these forums for ages but I live in the Midlands and it's a proper fucking nightmare trying to find something decent so I decided I'ma sign up to just follow you around and wait for you to post tip-offs about shit

welcome to the forum