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| quote: | Originally posted by Maaz
No, I've talked to Ishkur for a while about music and I believe I know what his goal was when he created that website (if I'm wrong, and you read it, Ishkur, correct me ).
He's not an American techno purist whatsoever, he likes acid techno after all. He's just worried about the evolution and commercialization of music nowadays, of formulas and clichés that keep the music "stuck", if you know what I mean. Epic trance is usually considered an "evil genre" to electronic music due to its "cheesiness" and being based on melody rather than on the structure (except for the melody part, I don't agree with the rest). The same goes for jump-up. Anyway, don't take that guide so seriously - have you ever seen there's a disclaimer? |
it seems to me that he calls music that is incredibly commercial (IE charts in the top 10) good, but claims that music from a genre that charts top 40 about once a year is very commercial.
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