From Sebastien Dalphond Sent Fri, Jul 10th 1998, 19:25
From Sebastien Dalphond Sent Fri, Jul 10th 1998, 19:25
laerm wrote: > > in light of the recent d'n'b debate (as usual) i'm reminded of this > little snippet. i sent it about 3 weeks ago, but it was buried at > the bottom of an unrelated message, so i figure noone saw it. > anyways, it's back for more. > > if i like i a d'n'b track, odds are it's either very sparse or very > inorganic. therefore, count me out on the whole drill'n'bass/spunk > jazz crowd (except squarepusher - that man can *write*). so i like > robotic breaks and very quanitized sound. inhuman stuff, not like > clyde stubblefield on pcp on 78. which leads me to... > > ...would anyone mind recommending some d'n'b for me? here's who i > like that touch on d'n'b or are: > haujobb/n.e.w.t./cleen > Ae > the dark photek tracks, but not source direct - photek is very > sparse and arranged. > oddly enough, two optical 12"s: "the bounce/the end" & "moving > 808's/high tek dreams". > > like i said, a robotic, space, inorganic sound is what i'd like. > namely along the lines of the haujobb stuff on _matrix_ or the > recent NEWT ep. i call it cyber d'n'b, but then again, i'm a dork. > > funki porcini "b monkey" well, you would probably like the more recent jega EPs, it's not drill'n'bass like a lot of people tend to say. Some stuff on the LP too (Spectrum). Other than that, explore the more recent stuff from Panacea, Ed Rush, Nico, Trace, Technical Itch, etc. You will fall into techstep, but then again, this must be mostly what you're looking for... Sebastien