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Jayden King
any psychill man in
Adrian Campbell
feeling .. cozy
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Ian Baker
Psytrance is the shit
Jace Evans
big fat synths while pounding big fat booty
Jordan Garcia
any deep diving drexciyan man in this morning
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Hunter Howard
où est arisu et sa femme mdrrr
also the insync vs. mysteron LP is very very good lads
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Chase Russell
1, 2, 3, we're on a tech-no spree. Highly complicated technology. When you hear our tunes begin, you will become robotic like our friend.
-vocoder- hi it's me, tech-no Pete. My rhymes are digital I do not speak. With my lad spyro we reach the peak.
BREAK DOWN
Joseph Bailey
Bars
Juan Nguyen
Kevin Russell
Daily reminder that you are not welcome here and you will never be welcome in these threads
Pathetic kook
Wyatt James
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Best B side
Camden Martin
Henry Myers
I want to discover more releases from this year. What are your 2017 favorites? (looking for long lists)
Jonathan Turner
O shit this EP isn't even from 2017... my bad
Easton Miller
Looking for a start-up sound/Intro music for my bleep game.
Logan Allen
Do you guys wanna help with the music? I have it programed to play
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at start up, but I'm curious if anyone wants to do sound design.
Carson Gomez
ass so bad, you better make it clap
Matthew Roberts
I was deep diving in ur mum lad :p
Bentley Rodriguez
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s/t nuum
Brandon Gomez
In the world of tunes, all is lost. Those who have prevailed in past days are no longer with us to aid in our massive WOIIIIIs, however. You, you are a hero of the new /bleep/ world! You must travel the world and face the the mandem of this world, and show who is really a true head!
Aiden Adams
why is teklife so shit
Jace Robinson
nobody wants to do a Sup Forums collab
Jackson Morris
Ffs
Christopher King
What do you mean?
Angel Martinez
i like dj rashad but every song by the other members of teklife now is made with the exact same formula. same patterns
the last thing i want to hear is another ***teklife remix***
Robert Hernandez
Hmm, I dunno... Rashad uses his structure in the same was as everyone else in Teklife so I don't get why you'd single him out. Every Rashad, Spinn, Manny etc. tune is the same structure, the second half is always different to the opening and perhaps brings in a melodic element. I just like that though. Mixing "teklife style" footwork is really fun as well because you get some great blends and stuff
I still love everything that gets released on Teklife but there are some stragglers in the group. At the same time though, Earl and Taye are killing it.
Jayden Evans
Also I don't get how you can't like these
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Levi Edwards
who cares bruv about footwork bruv to be honest bruv
Jaxson Bailey
Prefer footwork when it incorporates crispety crunchety breaks
Justin Watson
Yung Sherman jus posted this emotional type tune lads...
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Caleb Johnson
Brandon Cruz
^ Can tell a kook post instantly now
Fuck off
Logan Nelson
any ill man in?
Mason Thomas
in
coughing a lot fucking cold ass weather
Juan Sullivan
Asher Brown
ya if you're gonna post around here might as well keep it kooky lad
stop trying to fit in it's pathetic
Julian Thomas
me on the left
Gavin Peterson
My throat is killing me
Hunter Butler
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wew lads
Jaxson Gutierrez
ay, we all in the same boat
Colton Baker
keep on smoking smoking that cigarette! :DD lol
Ayden Hughes
I'm on a dab
Wyatt Watson
Think I just smoked too much at the weekend though
Ryder Torres
Is SWMS dead
Isaac Myers
mmm me too...need to stop desu
also fri & sat up until 5/7 respectively. Not up to it anymore
Jace Scott
Why has the rave movie been such a long time coming? Truth is, nothing really happens at raves. The basic nature of the experience is repetition leavened with randomness. Sure, there's a feeling of adventure--ephemeral incidents, ultra-vivid tableaux, strange encounters, being on a mission to the end of the night. But dialogue is fragmentary or non-existent, because Ecstasy allows people to feel connected without needing to talk. Real life, with all its dramatic potential, is elsewhere. That's the point of raving, and the reason why it's been so hard to film. It's no coincidence that ravers boast of ``losing the plot.''
Where Groove tried to capture the sweet ephemerality of the rave experience with lots of neatly-observed incidents and inconsequential encounters, and through its very low-keyness achieved a measure of authenticity, Human Traffic (bit late with this one for UK readers, but its US release was last year) uses a different tactic: although it was hyped and hailed as the definitive document of British clubbing-and-drugging culture, the movie strangely seems to put off getting to the club for as long as it could, and then quits the dancefloor as swiftly as possible. As the movie proceeds, the whole thing starts to look like a series of evasion maneuvers designed to keep a safe distance from its alleged raison d'etre: the rave E-piphany, the white hole in which narrative incandesces.
Instead, screen time is lavished on the early-20s characters' commonplace sexual problems and romantic woes. Only Moff, the Cockney pill monster, corresponds to a clubland archetype: the born-again convert who proclaims ``raving's better than sex.''
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Instead, screen time is lavished on the early-20s characters' commonplace sexual problems and romantic woes. Only Moff, the Cockney pill monster, corresponds to a clubland archetype: the born-again convert who proclaims ``raving's better than sex.''
Moff's confession that he's got no real interest in relationships right now is one of the few moments in Human Traffic that actually tells you something about rave. It's the first youth music movement where sex is not a primary motor. And this has everything to do with Ecstasy's peculiar lovey-dovey but anti-aphrodisiac effects. On E, many men experience Seinfeld's George Costanza's ``significant shrinkage''; most find it hard to get hard. The buzz, for both genders, is a hyper-tactile sensuality that's decentered and goal-less. Sure, people meet and get off with each other, but mostly the ``loved up'' energy coheres around the collective--the crew you came with, the dancefloor massive of friendly strangers rather than couples. Above all, there's an erotic relationship with overwhelming, engulfing sound--which is why ravers hug speakers, and why Moff declares ``I'm having sex with music, mate--and believe me, I can go all night.'' It's sad and suspect that Human Traffic lumbers Moff with not one but two semi-comical masturbation scenes. The one person to escape the heterosexual fix that encloses the other characters is dissed as a wanker Human Traffic's relentless bawdy banter contrasts with the film's coyness about drugs. Amazingly, the actual procuring and ingestion of drugs is never shown. Even in the scene where protagonist/narrator Jip and best mate Koop talk stoned shit while chopping out coke lines, they never actually hoover any powder up their nostrils. All tell and no show, Human Traffic flaunts a script caked in down-with-the-scene drug slang and we-are-the-chemical generation rhetoric.
Nolan Green
This film is so overrated.
Ryan Rodriguez
There's a cameo from cannabis crusader Howard Marks talking about ``spliff politics'' and a fantasy sequence in which Jip jousts with a neurologist about Ecstasy's drawbacks and dangers. Even the film's brief trippy sequence of dancefloor nirvana is overlaid with a blissed Jip voiceover: ``we're thinking clearly yet not thinking at all... we flow in unison.. I wish this was real...''
Rave isn't just about Ecstasy, it's about the mutual synergy between drugs and music. Even the most addled participants in dance culture are incredibly picky about what soundtracks their frenzy. But apart from a scene in a record store and a throwaway interlude where Jip and friends rail against teenpop, Human Traffic transmits little sense of the urgent distinctions and dissensions that animate your genuine club culture fiends--which DJs are cool, what tracks rule, where the vibe is to be found scene-wise. Where Groove is about rave as counterculture, as DIY autonomist activity, Human Traffic is about something more modest and ultimately conformist--young people letting off steam at the weekend, like they've always done. The movie can't make up its mind whether all the drugging is just harmless fun, or whether it's edgy, subversive, naughty. This vacillation mirrors the fact that British rave has become a leisure industry, with only the illegality of the party potions providing a vestigial veneer of rebellion. Ultimately, Human Traffic is just an annoyingly lively post-Trainspotting youth movie with some club scenes as backdrop. There's even a nonchalant anxiety-of-influence nod to Trainspotting, when Nina and Lulu are interrogated by a TV crew doing a documentary about club culture and claim they don't do E anymore, but ``jack up on heroin and float about the club.... we saw Trainspotting and it just made us want to do it... we seem to be so impressionable.''
Dylan Howard
This also works as an advance rejoinder to anyone who accuses Human Traffic making drug culture glamorous and seductive. Actually, it's more likely that the movie's five friends--an irritatingly feisty and manic bunch forever doing comic routines and funny voices--will turn kids off drugs big time. Who'd want to be like these idiots?
Ayden Harris
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If BPM=120 it is uptempo
If tune is 180 it is happyhardcore/speedcore
Julian Sanchez
I read this whole thing lol, I have fucking nothing to do except watch anime and I don't even wanna do that barely, my Japanese is getting better though. I think I'll go print out some japanese work-sheets at the library and work on those.
Aaron Long
Hiro sekai
Julian Long
Shots of sake, tonsil hockey, call me Young Sachi
So many little white boys, they all wanna copy
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Blake Brown
Damn, that Slipknot DJ makes pretty decent jungle
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Angel Davis
n1 mate, you heard the abstract thought lp
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funny that b/c i just had me snorkel on the go this morning wi ya sis >:)
Wyatt Reed
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Jaxson Morales
howd this pic come 2 be loool
Brody Wood
me on the right, you on the left, user middle
desu lol
Evan King
looool im not actually s/t i am just pretending to be s/t because s/t is a fucking cunt
love u tho spyro ur a top lad
Brandon White
ffs had me fooled lmao
love you too la BUT where to buy a goth-trad tee! omg
Alexander Carter
think it came with psionics preorder.. wish i'd got it 2bh, just for that goth-trad collab on dubplate
Jeremiah Rodriguez
the collab with boris u mean? mental ain't it talk about clash of the titans
got turned onto it here was probably you that posted it
Jason Sullivan
ye the boris 1 hehe got my words all mixed up n that
and ye i remember postin it here 4 u i think
Josiah James
When u help out your homie with food cause low-key you both straight out the homeless shelter and he straight cause he never pull a knife on you or nothing
Wyatt Garcia
my opener
Parker Evans
hehe
woii big up yourself
i love boris desu need to catch up with their newer output tho, the latest thing i heard from them was rock dream w/ merzbow which was nuts, also to bring it back to bleeps i remember they had a boiler room too which was good
Lincoln Sanders
how much tea would s/t steep if s/t could steep tea?
Gavin Evans
Probably would drink a lot of tea and get fat
Jah knows bless up
Oliver Campbell
Hehehe
Samuel Rogers
We are not a bad company....we are a digital nation
Kevin Sullivan
whs fne nn?
Caleb Sanders
Gonna read the Quran tonight lads woiii
Eli Hall
>He doesn't read his holy book every night before bed
Infidel
Eli Perez
Ffs parred
Asher Howard
youtube just keeps recommending the same stuff, maybe someone can give me some recs? i know my taste right now is pretty lame, blah blah. Anyway:
Been into chvrn and the channels that have it
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other times i want something more obnoxious like
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anywhooo thanks
Jason Baker
do we still hate pards /bleep/?
or the Dutch?
James Clark
what the fuck
Wyatt Green
Jose Russell
get the fuck out
Parker Price
Ugh need 80s anime gf
William Harris
Rave voyeurism is not a crime
Joshua Jones
woiieurism
Brandon Rodriguez
Cute post
Alexander Watson
lol, no. cry harder
Gabriel Clark
Try darude - sandstorm
Daniel Powell
what can I play after this /bleep/
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shit's cut so loud everything else sounds like shit
Joseph Nguyen
This riddim is MAD
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Ian Fisher
thanks this was pretty much what i was expecting. ill just keep lurking.
besides i dont get why you people are so upset all the time. like some special snowflake who throws a tantrum when his line in the sandbox gets crossed. Hell, it's not my problem, it's a public sandbox.
Anthony Brown
Nice track, never heard that lp think I'll give it a try then
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Jose Bailey
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Christian Rivera
Irrelevant to thread does anyone have groove chart.