>entry level techno
Then how come I can't find anything like this? El-B just doesn't do it for me.
Also what's your favorite Burial track?
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Entry level techno
Ian Brooks
Ryder Brooks
that video is hypnotizing
Nolan Ortiz
Come Down to Us
Liam Young
Entry-level does not mean non-unique.
Isaac James
Yeah, I like these types of videos, regardless of how cheesy they are.
Christopher Bell
I don't understand it either, you'd figure there'd be dozens of Burial ripoffs considering how rough most of the production is.
Favorite tracks are Near Dark (that weird-ass hi-hat sound is amazing, most underrated Untrue cut imo), Ashtray Wasp, and Nova
Isaac Wilson
It's not entry level electronic, it's entry level "underground" or "ambient' electronic though.
Also you can't find anything better because there literally isn't anything better, Burial is king desu.
2814 and Orbital also offer good feels and these 3 remind me of each other.
Hunter Barnes
Its not cheesy, sometimes I do drive at wee hours playing music, its seriously the most peaceful thing I experience.
Noah Brown
>Near Dark
>those beautiful samples that sound like change shifting inside a cash register and bullet casings dropping
muh dick
Sebastian Fisher
>I don't understand it either, you'd figure there'd be dozens of Burial ripoffs considering how rough most of the production is.
This is sarcasm, right?
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Manu Shrine and Volor Flex, along with Clubroot, are probably the "best" garage producers who make stuff in a similar vein to Burial. I've listened to countless others, but most of them fall flat or just try to completely emulate Burial's style without their own flair.
I do the same thing user, but watching a video of that type of midnight drive feels "off", to me. The video is still nice, though, but not as good as the real thing.