I found a site with the d-bridge breezeblock mix on it (although its not too fast): CLICK

I saw that you put Breakage in your first post so i thought you would like this set - its very much that kinda style

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper ... but I thought this thread wasn't about that sort of vibe..

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Originally posted by Estella Can anyone recommend tunes similiar to: It can be brutal or harder edged

Guess I took it a bit far, Oh well.

@ Sand Leaper,
I thought that remix of Murder was the Bass was mint! Sick stuff.

@ Estella,
I have no idea, I'll try and figure it out for you.

concord dawn, goldie, john b, black sun empire, pendulum, spirit, high contrast, xrs, marky, bad company

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper Concord Dawn - Morning Light

mmmm nice


what kind of d'n'b do Pendulum produce btw? haven't been following the scene for a few years now.. i really need to get into it again

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Originally posted by TOR what kind of d'n'b do Pendulum produce btw?

Clownstep!

I'm surprised to see so many people hyping Pendulum on TA lately. Granted that they are great producers and decent DJs, but hardly the best. I actually found the new album to be rather dissapointing.

Pendulum is the boy band of drum and bass. The wobble sound gets tiring after a while. Then again this is TA so it shouldn't surprise me that people like the more commercial dnb after all.

I prefer my dnb to be either more liquid funk a la Breakage, High Contrast, D- Bridge, Seba, etc.....or edgier like Raiden, Noisia, Matrix...

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Originally posted by Pio I prefer my dnb to be either more liquid funk a la Breakage, High Contrast, D- Bridge, Seba, etc.....or edgier like Raiden, Noisia, Matrix...

Got any set recommendations in the likes of Raiden?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper That would work nicely. Another option would be to put Doop - Doop on infinite repeat, crank it up a few dozen dB and then send hordes of demons to every part of the globe with speakers on their backs. And for those who haven't heard Doop - Doop, be thankful. It is truly a diabolic creation.

Thank God there's always that one guy that likes to share...

As for D&B, I never got any further into it than those mix CDs called "Atmospheric drum 'n' bass".. I even forgot who did them. Ah well, it's just not my genre.

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Originally posted by s3nate I don't think much people here listen to drum and bass...

dumb n bass is the way to go

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Originally posted by r5a Got any set recommendations in the likes of Raiden? Thanks.

Raiden is great. He's like a fusion of tech step dnb and minimal techno.


Here are some similar artists, even if not quite the same thing...but they all are mainly tech step and neuro funk artists.....

Teebee
Kemal
Rob Data
Universal Project
Technical Itch
Dylan
Silent Witness
Ancronix
Hidden
Kryptic Minds
Klute
Muffler
Counterstrike
Skynet
Dsci4
Matrix
Fierce
Noisia
Dom & Roland
Calyx

Even Pendulum is supposed to be techstep in many ways...at least it used to back when Vault was released. But their sound right now is way too wobbly jump up and mainstream.

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Originally posted by medinaM5 seattle has a lot of good DnB talent, wouldnt u say idoru?

Yep. DnB in Seattle is like... fuck... I can't think of a good analogy.

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Originally posted by basd As for D&B, I never got any further into it than those mix CDs called "Atmospheric drum 'n' bass".. I even forgot who did them. Ah well, it's just not my genre.

Aphrodite did.

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Originally posted by Pio Raiden is great. He's like a fusion of tech step dnb and minimal techno. Here are some similar artists, even if not quite the same thing...but they all are mainly tech step and neuro funk artists..... Teebee Kemal Rob Data Universal Project Technical Itch Dylan Silent Witness Ancronix Hidden Kryptic Minds Klute Muffler Counterstrike Skynet Dsci4 Matrix Fierce Noisia Dom & Roland Calyx Even Pendulum is supposed to be techstep in many ways...at least it used to back when Vault was released. But their sound right now is way too wobbly jump up and mainstream.

Right on man, cheers! Thanks alot for doing this, I'll check it out.