Which are your top 3 breaks subgenres?
Which are your top 3 breaks subgenres?
Jayden Turner
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Connor Powell
>make a picture about breakbeat
>don't paste the fat of the land
into trash it goes
Noah Williams
Funky
NuSkool
Hardcore
Luke Hughes
>including their sellout album to fratboys
lolno
Benjamin Flores
Top 3 desu
Angel Butler
this album is legendary and better than every single one on this picture so i find this pic meme bait
Angel Butler
Jungle
Classic DnB
Jazz breaks
Owen Clark
Okay Chad
Carter Perez
>bigbeat
>hardcore
>jungle
Nicholas Harris
Why is trip hop not on this image?
>the term was first used by the British music media to describe the more experimental variant of breakbeat emerging from the Bristol Sound scene in the early 1990s, which contained influences of soul, funk and jazz.[5][6] Deriving from later idioms of acid house,[5] and may incorporate a variety of styles, including funk, dub reggae, soul, psychedelia, R&B, and house, as well as other forms of electronic music.[5]
Cooper Campbell
no space cuz of lolicore
Brody Cox
who cares, yay
David Bennett
> list Groove Armada as big beat
lolno
James Nelson
>RYM
Levi Rivera
Its not their worst, its just not as good as Experience or MftJG
Jose Ortiz
what
Colton Peterson
RYM is shit, a joke, a rockist clueless shithole of Sup Forumstants, avant-teens and clueless kids.
Juan Lewis
it's the same kind of discussion as shitstorm about OPN - R+7 vs Garden of Delete. People are divided in to two groups: more agressive music fans and less agressive music fans. It's hard to say which one is better
Brayden Price
Lolicore, raggacore, breakcore
Jeremiah Young
RYMers still know more than basic bitch wikipedia intellectuals like turny.
Gavin Nelson
for me it's called 'democracy' and it's fair
Caleb Moore
>RYM lists breakcore as an IDM subgenre
lmao
Jackson Jackson
>MftJG
sure
>Experience
nope
Andrew Myers
did you just ignore all of vsnares' idm fusion albums and everything released on planet mu throughought the early 2000's
Owen Thomas
IDM is a marketing buzzword, he produced experimental breaks
Anthony Ward
filtered
Caleb Diaz
It is. In fact, for a period there were heads who only meant breakcore when they said idm
Christopher Wood
...
Julian Jenkins
>experimental
nice marketing buzzword
Dominic Ramirez
IDM is a genre, its intelligent electronic music, don't lump patrician music in with EDM trash.
Matthew Sullivan
...
Jonathan White
IDM was just a label that some artists were using to characterize their work at the time. All of those sounds have distinct names now, including chillstep, breakcore, psychill, lofi breaks, etc
Cameron Barnes
i also post the proof
Justin Hill
anything good out from the last few years in any of these styles?
Samuel Nguyen
No artists used it and Autechre and Aphex Twin hated it.
Hunter Lopez
single tracks from some albums are cool, but generally this genre died in 90s
Adam Gray
Sorry, labels, not artists
Jaxon Bell
>no clownstep
Nicholas Bennett
lol
Oliver Russell
EDM
Robert Collins
literally no
Mason Jones
Special Request - Soul Music
PZG & Dubsknit - We Rob Rave LP
Ian Rogers
You really are a special kind of stupid, aren't you? Typical Sup Forumscore drone.
Christian Ortiz
Grayson Hernandez
hip-hop
Cooper Rogers
ewww
Parker Powell
trap rap specifically. has the hardest hitting drums (harder than anything in the OP) but not in an obnoxious way and it's being done through a pop framework. most rhythmically interesting style of hip-hop as well
Brody Phillips
ewww
Henry Gomez
yeeeeeeee :^) post some breakbeat with harder hitting drums than trap rap
Alexander Cruz
James Hall
Fucking Big Beat autists. Fat of the Land sucks and Groove Armada are as big beat as anything else.
Also, the best breaks genres are objectively hardcore, jungle and classic dnb.
Josiah Scott
gotta be bait. it's almost like you've never heard the track you posted
Oliver Carter
Caleb Martinez
this fails especially when compared to the way trap rap utilizes bass