But, but, but... that's just speed garage with breaks on top of it
(and, yeah, I thought this thread was about Japanese techno)
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Jan-12-2008 06:10
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holy crap! where have you been?
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Jan-12-2008 06:20
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Originally posted by Lira
But, but, but... that's just speed garage with breaks on top of it
no u.
Jan-12-2008 07:04
spc
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Registered: Sep 2001
Location: NJ
Escape was the only one out of the 3 samples that sounded interesting to me.
Seriously, though, I'm all for new genres, but this is far from being one. The first two tunes are just a revamped kind of speed garage (it's got even stretched vocals)... and the third tune is just some nu skool breaks with actual drum loops.
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Jan-12-2008 15:36
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reminds me of Prodigy or Leftfield. I don't think I would label this as a "new sub-genre", but it is good.
Jan-12-2008 15:42
Sand Leaper
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Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Oslo, Norway
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Originally posted by Gauss
I certainly hope not.
Besides, drum'n'bass has kept that speed for ~10 years, I see no reason why it would slow down now.
Because at some point people will tire of the relentlessness.
It's no coincidence that approx. half of dubstep's fanbase consists of people who got tired of drum n bass, that Shy FX's latest signings to Digital Soundboy has been spacey things from Breakage or that people like Ed Solo suddenly start to make stuff like Raspberry Dub.
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Jan-13-2008 00:46
dto4music
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J-Tek stands for Jungle techno plain and simple..... I think these guys are pushing things forward by going back to the classic sound, there is nothing wrong with that at all as long as the production is tight.... They are not inventing the wheel but at least they had the balls to make a change and bring back something that went away to quick.. I'm sure the music will say enough when it drops....Great thing for music period....
Jan-13-2008 00:53
Lira
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Brasilia, Brazil
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Originally posted by Outrage
SPEED GARAGE WITH BREAKS????? HAHAHHAHAHA
Here, let's compare "Falling bombs" and 187 Lockdown's Gunman, a famous speed garage tune:
Does it really sound that different? I really don't think so. And, as for "going back" and trying to merge speed garage with oldskool hardcore... well...
This guy's done a far better (and annoying ) job — he uses 8-bit samples and anime vocals instead of ragga riffs and jamaican vocals, producing a tune as happy as old skool hardcore used to be, but it still sounds like speed garage.
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J-Tek stands for Jungle techno plain and simple.....
First of all, jtek has been used to refer to Japanese techno for quite a few years now. Also, techstep would be a better candidate for this "jungle tekno" monicker than this music you guys are posting. I'd say "Garage breaks" would be a more suitable name, for that matter, but most people would think it was some new kind of uk garage. Well, it is, kinda.
Anyway, what's the deal with not having succeeded in creating a new genre? The music is still okay
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