people labeling music ftl

And of course you wouldn't be associated with this site in any way. You just wanted to register and make your first post about it out of sheer enjoyment.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery And of course you wouldn't be associated with this site in any way. You just wanted to register and make your first post about it out of sheer enjoyment.

you stole my avatar?

what is dark ambient? some aphex twin i guess.

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Originally posted by diggerz you stole my avatar?

You're Storm Thorgerson?

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where are the free downloads on this site

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Originally posted by diggerz what is dark ambient? some aphex twin i guess.

Noup. It's something like Lustmord and Bad Sector.

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Originally posted by diggerz what is dark ambient? some aphex twin i guess.

Soma & Black Lung come to mind.

I'd like to know what dark ambients is, but the sample link don't work, and neither does the download section on the site

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Originally posted by diggerz what is dark ambient? some aphex twin i guess.

lol

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Originally posted by stren lol

oh well, pardon me. im not into labeling music or styles.

Lustmord - Black Star is pretty fuckin' heavy. One of my favorites by him since quite a while back. The genre as a whole doesn't really cut it for me though. I need rhythm.

And lol @ Aphex Twin being dark ambient... no dice, bwoy.

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Originally posted by distant Lustmord - Black Star is pretty fuckin' heavy. One of my favorites by him since quite a while back. The genre as a whole doesn't really cut it for me though. I need rhythm. And lol @ Aphex Twin being dark ambient... no dice, bwoy.

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The genre did not have a single pioneering musician or persons who invented the term or genre, it somewhat evolved on its own, similar to that of the IDM genre. The roots of dark ambient can be seen in several of Brian Eno's early collaborations that had a distinctly dark or discordant edge, notably "An Index of Metals" (from Evening Star (1975)), a collaboration with Robert Fripp that incorporated harsh guitar feedback, the ambient pieces on the second half of David Bowie's Low (1977), and Fourth World, Vol. 1: Possible Musics (1980), a collaboration with Jon Hassell. source wikipedia

Therefore I can deduce that Richard D. James was greatly influenced by dark ambient electronica. If you are interested to see where im coming from, listen to this album and please tell me if the influence from Eno and Fripp is not there...