1989-92 - rave / hardcore
1990-94 - jungle
1993-97 - drum n' bass
1995-99 - big beat, nu skool
1996-10 - uk garage
2002-08 - dubstep
2007-10 - future garage
2009-10 - UK funky
2010-15 - Grime
2016-16 - Year of the Ruff sound
Is this accurate?
/hardcore continuum/
Benjamin Garcia
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John Gonzalez
what even is Ruff Sound? i get the impression it's a bit of a meme
Matthew Lee
big up junglist cru
Gabriel Ross
what are these dates, exactly? dnb was the main sound way beyond 97.
Nicholas King
it sucked after '97
FTFY
Chase Taylor
ruff sound is grime but created at 160 bpm this enforces a more technical style of mcing upon the mc making him chat, not like a rapper, but a RAGGA MC
it is not existing riddims sped up because that would change the pitch and leave no space for the mc
Easton Jackson
nonsense
Zachary Flores
>2010-15 - Grime
Huh
Joshua Bailey
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Anthony Parker
No. You have shit taste.
Wyatt Russell
Post some good D&B after 1997
Brayden Powell
What was that other rave throwback album with the 3 teens on the cover?
Lucas Cox
much better album
Nolan Myers
Thats the one, thanks grabbing now.
Camden Rogers
this is cool. I have no knowledge about the validity of this but I'm interested and will be lurking
Nathan Turner
Joseph Thomas
uk garage doesn't have much to do with hardcore desu
Jace Jenkins
Pendulum, Chase & Status
Angel Ross
>Chase & Status
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEW
Jaxon Price
simon reynolds thinks it does
Gavin Adams
Is this good?
Austin Stewart
>simon reynolds
probably not
Gavin Evans
>hardcore
Its 'ardcore
Cameron Miller
yes it does you mong
its got mcs and shite and speed garage was CLEARLY the result of american garage house fused with jungle
Carson Evans
>1995-99 - big beat, nu skool
that went until at least 2003-04 when it got displaced by progressive house and electro-house
Brayden Jackson
go back to your containment thread with this shitty brit-edm
Jaxson Richardson
shit happens concurrently. its rare something will completely end as an other is born. maybe a certain time period is more defining of a style but it doesnt mean the older thing completely died out.
Angel Mitchell
Electro-house isn't part of the hardcore continuum
Jose Sanders
top one nice one get sorted
Levi Rodriguez
Source Direct's LP, Klute's entire discography
Ryder Murphy
You absolute pleb m8.
Ave you not heard of Bad Company?
Eli Taylor
brostep was a whole new sound apart from dubstep and arguably started in 2009, it had more in common with neurofunk than garage or grime
Cameron Young
the only people who think music exists in a 'continuum' (please, how fucking pretentious) are trendhopping outsider retards
everyone else knows it's a fucking free for all
if you had to be anal about the taxonomy you would describe it as a web
William Clark
89-92 - Breakbeat Hardcore
92-95 - Jungle
96-00 - Drum & Bass, Big Beat
98-02 - UK Garage
02-07 - Grime
04-09 - Dubstep
Everything basically began with House and Techno. After 09 everything started becoming much less clear cut, the term UK Bass was thrown around for a bit but no one seems to use it anymore. UK Funky and Bassline weren't big enough scenes to support themselves as the 'main' underground dance music genre in the UK. Garage House has existed in the UK since the early to mid 90s but was never as popular as breakbeat subgenres around at the same time.
Grime has made a revival but it is literally pop music now.
Oliver Morales
Yeah but also best forgotten.