techno edition
/bleep/
Joshua Edwards
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Jayden Bailey
kpop
Cooper Sanders
Time for a new thread.
Jonathan Wilson
Jeremiah Stewart
Connor Reed
Good one
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Brandon Gonzalez
Jose Morris
Gabriel Reed
Jonathan Powell
Jayden Nguyen
Easton Hall
Gabriel Williams
Austin Harris
Daniel Lee
Justin Sanchez
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Bentley Williams
Zachary Wright
shut up black dub man we dont need your shitposting
Andrew Morales
Zachary Ramirez
Charles Scott
Michael Hernandez
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Lucas Garcia
Nolan Wilson
Hunter Smith
more dope acid like this man
Robert Hall
Cameron Roberts
>mfw poster count
Easton Long
It's 6:30 here. In UK it's 4:30, what did you expect?
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Nathan Reed
at least we're posting tunes and keeping the thread bumped
William Wood
Grayson Perry
>trance
Yikes!
this is dope tho
Charles Morris
Jayden Collins
oldschool goa trance sounds similar to acid techno
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Christopher Peterson
Nolan Peterson
shit tastes similar to your momma's dick after I dicked her ass that's cool got more acid techno type stuff?
Connor Davis
I feel sorry that you had to taste my momma's dick
Got more dicks for you, maybe you'll like this one more
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Blake Garcia
Christopher Rodriguez
electro that sounds less like afrika bambataa and more like this?
Cameron Murphy
say what nigga?
Jonathan Fisher
Here's the first release on Drop Bass Network.
Ayden Jackson
And the second release.
Hunter Gutierrez
Nolan Hill
i genuinely have no idea how you guys listen to any of this shit. i've been trying so hard to get into all of this lofi minimal techno bleep shit for the past couple of months and it's so difficult. are you all just off your tits on mdma 24/7? seriously most of this shit is only borderline tolerable in a club environment i just dont get it
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Dylan Russell
>get into all of this lofi minimal techno
Electronic music is not limited with minimal techno. Just try something else, there are lots of genres and styles for everyone.
I don't like most of minimal techno myself, but I like detroit and acid techno. No need to forcefully listen to something you don't like.
Charles Allen
some literal garbage choons there, family
wew
Oliver Powell
Camden Ramirez
>literal garbage
Well, if you said... Who am I to argue with king of choons.
Gavin Allen
Representing Bristol scene, trip-hop at it's finest.
Parker Harris
Not exactly, but check this anyway
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Joseph Baker
Luis Rogers
trip-hop ain't /bleep/ but that song is still a genuine classic
but yeah big up bristol
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Henry Rivera
I like this track
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Wyatt Davis
Lincoln James
You don't like classic acid?
Julian Murphy
Croydon man representin
Wyatt Peterson
Isaiah Robinson
Parker Jones
Aaron Johnson
>60 posts
>13 IPs
Kek, nice "community" you got here
Zachary Moore
Techno producers will never produce artistic music because all they care about is making music danceable or chill, they just don't have the musicianship and compositional ability required to do so. Vid related - this is what you should be doing with the latest technology, using it as an extension of your musical virtuosity. Using "loops" in an intelligent way, conscious of Reich and the avant garde minimalists, conscious of the krautrock roots of electronica. Being able to time loops perfectly in real time. Using post-experimental sample fukery instead of shitty "atmospheric" reverbed kicks with boring "melodies". Combining the endless digital tracker tones with the dynamic timbres of the funk sample to increase the extent that the same rhythmic or even harmonic tones can play off of each other.
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Is there contemporary patrician Techno music? In a word, absolutely. But it's represented by avantgarde post-progressive composers taking influence from both old funk and new breakbeat movements and using progeria like Renoise, the successor to Scream Tracker, not by some hack in a warehouse blasting an endless I-I-I-I progression over a TB303.
Technotards are some of the most solipsistic in the world because they don't seem to realize that even the most "cutting-edge DJs" they can think of are 20-30 years behind the curve of _actual_ electronic music development.
Honestly to hear the way some of you get indignant when I bring this up. You don't realize that you're listening to the most populist, retrogressive, kindergarten exponent of the "style" you pretend to champion, and the worst part is the irony is completely lost on you. Jungle, neurofunk/DnB and juke composers are paving the way in electronic music. Instead you champion the niche retard movement which is equivalent to classical *muzak*, smooth jazz, and heavy metal as a genre/movement.
8.5/10 breaks album: Amon Tobin - Bricolage
8.5/10 techno album: [ERROR NOT FOUND]
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Connor Morris
>Techno producers will never produce artistic music
stopped reading there
Grayson Watson
ok
Justin Powell
The second summer of love starting in '88 was the most important era in modern European music culture as it took the American based house and techno and fused it with European attitudes, prowess and compositional excellence to forefront the run of the music that followed on through the rave era, the 90s progression of techno, house, and of course breakbeat hardcore, jungle and all the genres and fusions that followed
Dance music of the 1990s largely rejected the simple, jovial, hedonistic approach to body movement that had ruled since James Brown invented funk music in the 1960s. Disco, techno and house had simply imported new technologies (both for rhythm and arrangements) into the paradigm of funk. The 1990s continued that process, one of the most important ideas to come out of Britain was jungle or drum & bass, a syncopated, polyrhythmic and frantic variant of house, a fusion of hip-hop and techno that relied on extremely fast drum-machines, epileptic breakbeats and huge bass lines.
Few genres of popular music underwent so many changes and reached such ambitious heights as jungle did. Within a few years, jungle musicians were already composing abstract and ambient pieces, integrating breakbeats with pop vocals, adopting jazz improvisation Thanks to ever more intricate beats and to free structures borrowed from jazz, jungle music rapidly became the foundation for a new kind of avantgarde music, pursued by the most austere of the genre's visionaries
It both cemented the death of and proved without doubt that outside of America, the dark ages of rock were dead and merely a passing fad and the progression of funk, soul and rhythm and blues, and via proxy, the music of Jamaica and the influence of hip hop on dance music and indeed hip hop itself showed that electronic music was the natural progression and the rock of the 60s and 70s was a waste of time and a step backwards in music progression.
Adrian Adams
Yeah, definitely nice.
Connor Richardson
What's your point? I'm not reading this crap.
I am glad you've learned to copypaste from wikipedia though
Hudson Wilson
>tfw the good years are gone
Blake Lee
Nathan Barnes
I love you, Mateo
keep it coming lad!!!
Dominic Bailey
What is this autism?
Ryder Williams
Good track
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Connor Brooks
Brody Watson
Breaks are all you need in life
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Charles Collins
Angel Peterson
i dunno
i just smoke tons of weed and listen to dubstep all day
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Christopher Ortiz
Dylan Cooper
Same, but without tons of weed. Stopped doing that years ago.
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Brayden Lopez
kowton pls
ull break ur lung again
Ian Brown
Basic chanel is lit as fuck senpai.
Vril bringing back that good good.
Watch his boiler room.
Jeremiah Miller
This has been the worst thread
Brayden Garcia
Not before your post, anyway
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Xavier Green
i agree techno has no visual asthetic at all.
most of it is just dancefloor crap anyway even stuff ilian puts out would only make sense in a live setting where snapbacks are present, who in there right mind wants to listen to such garbage or be associated with it.
This is what the lo-fi thing has going for it, they will never be on the same level as us unless they quickly change things.
You can easily apply the same thing to people that listen to grime lol that music is just inexcusable crap for degenerate chav's.
It makes gabba look good.
Ryder Morris
Gavin Taylor
give me all your dubtechno records and nobody gets hurt
Levi Gutierrez
>music
>visual asthetic
Dude, you just went full retard.
Mason Long
please mr dubman chain reaction is my favorite label
Alexander Wright
sry mate
Samuel Lopez
any last words
Jordan Diaz
new romantic is the only chune on Too Many Voices
Luis Diaz
Can't fucking find this tune, SoundHound can't either.
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@ 1:02:30 to 1:05:00 roughly. Please help.
Angel Hughes
...
Andrew Diaz
Alexander Gutierrez
broski its jelly shake by nto
Jayden Allen
Wtf broski, I went through the tracklist and didn't even recognize it.
The turning point midway through the song is soooooo good.
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Colton Flores
love this one also
Levi Howard
Ye, that's been on repeat the last couple of days.
Almost gone through his whole soundcloud yesterday and today while studying.
Josiah Harris
I always tell myself I'm too poor to smoke but after 2 or 3 records I always end up picking up hehe
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