Just arrived today and it's fucking huge. You definatly can hear the d'n'b basslien influence but i really like it. I prefere the b-side (one of us) over the a-side but it's worth checking out.
Both intros are really good and the use of distortion reminds me a bit of Vex'd.
Big up!
Tech Itch - Distort/One of Us
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distort is definately more my steez. nobody does it harder than tech itch in dnb, PERIOD. im very fond of his contributions.
i guess it's all about your roots, where you come from, how it reflects on what youre into now. i suppose if you listened to dnb fanatically in the past 8 years and the sound that tech itch and other put out was not what you swore by, then a plate this hard probally wont be your cup of tea either.
distort is definately more my steez. nobody does it harder than tech itch in dnb, PERIOD. im very fond of his contributions.
i guess it's all about your roots, where you come from, how it reflects on what youre into now. i suppose if you listened to dnb fanatically in the past 8 years and the sound that tech itch and other put out was not what you swore by, then a plate this hard probally wont be your cup of tea either.
I used to be well into Tech Itch a few years ago, one of the few in DnB who was still making proper nasty beats but his Dubstep releases just dont cut it IMO. If some random made his tunes and didnt have a big DnB name i dont even think they would be considered release material.Hate Recordings wrote:don plate
distort is definately more my steez. nobody does it harder than tech itch in dnb, PERIOD. im very fond of his contributions.
i guess it's all about your roots, where you come from, how it reflects on what youre into now. i suppose if you listened to dnb fanatically in the past 8 years and the sound that tech itch and other put out was not what you swore by, then a plate this hard probally wont be your cup of tea either.
Yes, i 'grew' up with Tech Itch and his early DNB stuff so that's why i really like his style and interpretation of dubstep. Also, i'm a big fan of Vex'd and i see some similarity inbetween them. I agree, it sounds completly different than Skream, Loefah, etc... (which i call 'classic dubstep') but isn't it about the different flavours of a style which makes it so unique? 
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http://www.myspace.com/techitch has low quality versions of Ascension 3 in the music player..drsh wrote:I´m definitely feeling his tunez... ascension001 is great plate.
but can anyone direct me to samples of ascension003? its on redeye but no samples...
the release will be available on at http://www.tunetribe.com/techitch as 320k MP3s in the next week or two..
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Fantastic. I need to own "One Of Us" ASAP.info@techitch wrote:the release will be available on at http://www.tunetribe.com/techitch as 320k MP3s in the next week or two..
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THEY CALL IT MURDA
THEY CALL IT MURDA
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Still have to hear this but I've been trippin on the first two
Great style.
Great style.Tune into "The Beatdown" every Friday 6-8PM on KUCI 88.9FM in Irvine and streaming on the web at http://www.kuci.org.
Drum & Bass, Jungle, Dubstep, Downtempo, massive bass and wicked breaks.
Drum & Bass, Jungle, Dubstep, Downtempo, massive bass and wicked breaks.
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