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Posted by Adriano0044 on May-24-2007 17:01:

Looking for hard techno

I am looking for some hard techno/schranz. Can u please recommend any good hard techno songs

Posted by deepdream on May-24-2007 17:11:

You could start digging some compilations like:

Hardtechno Vol. 1 by Sven Wittekind

Hardtechno Vol. 2 by Robert Natus

Hardtechno Vol. 3 by Frank Kvitta

Posted by Capitalizt on May-24-2007 17:14:

everything by the prodigy

Posted by lacksesepsotygh on May-24-2007 17:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Capitalizt
everything by the prodigy

no, that's not even close.

these are some pretty banging acts..

bando
cave
axel karakasis
cristian varela
floxytech
peppelino
ummet ozcan
alex k katz

i'll have more suggestions later on. i wouldn't really recommend the wittekind kind of schranz/techno..

Posted by The_G0dfather on May-24-2007 17:55:

any sets by pet duo and marco remus should do the trick

Posted by Yohan on May-24-2007 18:13:

Hertz
Marco Bailey
Preach
Boriqua Tribez
Valentino Kanzyani

Posted by Domesticated on May-24-2007 22:42:

Most of Chris Liebing's stuff should float your boat.

Chris Liebing & Adam Beyer - The Real Schranz Experience is great.

Maybe also Pascal F.E.O.S - I Can Feel That (Thomas Schumacher Remix)

Posted by basd on May-25-2007 06:59:

http://www.discogs.com/release/239803

pisses all over all that Remus / Pet Duo hardtechno stuff left, right and center.

Posted by bamski on May-25-2007 07:35:

quote:
Originally posted by basd
http://www.discogs.com/release/239803

pisses all over all that Remus / Pet Duo hardtechno stuff left, right and center.

17 Votes - 4.9/5.0

Posted by Lilith on May-25-2007 07:43:

Just get some Enzyme X and Delta 9 into you, you'll be right after that.

Posted by basd on May-25-2007 07:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Just get some Enzyme X and Delta 9 into you, you'll be right after that.

Aren't they more hardcore than techno? Not sure if that's what he's looking for

Posted by agentdansmith on May-25-2007 11:14:

quote:
Originally posted by basd
Aren't they more hardcore than techno? Not sure if that's what he's looking for

Yeah Delta 9 knock out some serious speedcore/gabber

'Mad As Hell' being their finest release

Posted by Rinster on May-25-2007 11:19:

anything from "Yoji Biomehanika"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoji_Biomehanika

quote:
What can I say other than Yoji Biomehanika is that hard, he should ACTUALY be banned. He churns out ultimate marching material consisting of weapons grade "TUNE" after tune. Stimulating your mind and smashing you to pieces with his nose bleeding Techno, High energy naughtyness carried by basslines that will easily shatter your teeth. His style genraly can be described as puwa chuggy goodness! Delivered with emence presision and flare accentuated by Yoji's equally energetic performance style. He is a godfather of hard dance music.

Posted by agentdansmith on May-25-2007 11:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
anything from "Yoji Biomehanika"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoji_Biomehanika

Personally, I wouldn't class Yoji as techno - not the kind of techno that the original poster is asking for anyway.

Posted by Ted Promo on May-25-2007 11:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
anything from "Yoji Biomehanika"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoji_Biomehanika

Posted by Rinster on May-25-2007 11:29:

check out "Chris Liebing" for shranze music

Posted by agentdansmith on May-25-2007 11:29:

Personally, I wouldn't class Yoji as techno - not the kind of techno that the original poster is asking for anyway.

Posted by Rinster on May-25-2007 11:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted

?

Posted by Ted Promo on May-25-2007 11:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
?

Just because someone plays shit hard trance and hardstyle does not mean they spin techno or hard techno.

Posted by Rinster on May-25-2007 11:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted
Just because someone plays shit hard trance and hardstyle does not mean they spin techno or hard techno.

from wikipedia =

quote:
What can I say other than Yoji Biomehanika is that hard, he should ACTUALY be banned. He churns out ultimate marching material consisting of weapons grade "TUNE" after tune. Stimulating your mind and smashing you to pieces with his nose bleeding Techno , High energy naughtyness carried by basslines that will easily shatter your teeth. His style genraly can be described as puwa chuggy goodness! Delivered with emence presision and flare accentuated by Yoji's equally energetic performance style. He is a godfather of hard dance music.

Posted by bamski on May-25-2007 11:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
from wikipedia =

That sounds like it was written by a 13 year old 'Blank & Jones is rave' boy who has that photo you posted next to his pillow, lol at wikipedia

Posted by basd on May-25-2007 11:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
from wikipedia =

Keep on digging kid, keep on digging.

For the people interested in some decent techno, check out http://www.psnz.net/arhiva/

Especially the Mimi mixes on there are shit hot. Haven't heard the radio show yet, but the TL looks good.

Posted by distant on May-25-2007 14:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Bidor
from wikipedia =

Are you Googooly?

Posted by agentdansmith on May-25-2007 15:07:

quote:
Originally posted by basd
Keep on digging kid, keep on digging.

For the people interested in some decent techno, check out http://www.psnz.net/arhiva/

Especially the Mimi mixes on there are shit hot. Haven't heard the radio show yet, but the TL looks good.

Also, for those interested in serious techno check out:

www.blackoutaudio.com and go to the forum (Mark Eg is the administrator and people like DAVE The Drummer and M-Zone are frequent posters )

Posted by lacksesepsotygh on May-25-2007 15:27:

check out the harder stuff by

surgeon
jeff mills
adam beyer
cari lekebusch
archae and grovskopa
hardcell and grindvik
devilfish
jtc

and nothing by

yoji biomehanika

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