Post /bleep/ labels you like and the genre/s they mostly release. I don't know a bunch so mine are mostly intro tier, that's why I'd like to find more.
Ostgut Ton - minimal techno
Raster Noton - glitch
Whities - weird techno, IDM
Hospital Records - liquid dnb
The Bunker New York - techno, ambient techno
Hyperdub...
genome666mbp - ethereal groove future sound
Editions Mego - Experimental Shiat
Posh Isolation - Drone pleb
PC Music - Spice Girls core
Warp - topcore
XL Records - dancieeng good
NORTHERN ELECTRONICS - TECHNO
Farplane- House, quite good boogie stuff
Planet e- Detroit style techno, deep house
Local talk- Deep house, quite good very low end
Gruuv- House, tech house, preddygud
Definition- Deep house, tech house
raster noton might be "intro tier" but they're still fuckin class
Virus recordings - DnB
Metalheadz - DnB
Moving Shadow - DnB and Jungle
L.I.E.S - techno
V recordings - DnB
ilian tape
bump for the late night crew
thanks for the recs so far anons
Whities
Music From Memory
Pacific Rhythm
Mood Hut
Regelbau
Ffs/t
R&S - lately a lot of techno
agreed, and while it's an obvious first pick, it's still pretty hard to wrap one's head around some of the releases. also to nitpick, RN is no more, it's been broken up into Carsten Nicolai's Noton and Olaf Bender's Raster Media. the latter is essentially just RN continued without Alva Noto, and Ryuichi Sakamoto moved along too, having been more of the collaborator with Nicolai.
you may have known that and this was a totally unnecessary post, in which case, sorry!
i forget how kinda embarrassingly entry level Sup Forums is at anything party-oriented.
Post better then. That's the point of the thread.
>hehe, nice try kids...
>doesn't post anything
I am in awe of your superior taste user. Impressive.
>party oriented
lmfao you have no idea you fucking nerd
hehehe innit
s/t!
You'd rather post labels that only have two or three releases on them? There's no point in that.
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None of these are better than anything on Suburban Base and they were big enough to have regular tracks in the charts at one point, doesn't make the label any worse.
ugh this
wheres the real bleep thread
>none of those are better than Sesame's Treet
c'mon son
Yes fine that wasn't a great track but they made up for it with Loo's Control which was brilliant. I still like Trip To Trumpton even thought that and Sesame Treats are Mark Ryder's most hated tracks.
white label - dub
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