Will late 90s/early 2000s style trance ever make a comeback? Or is it dead forever?

[Lucas Mitchell]

Will late 90s/early 2000s style trance ever make a comeback? Or is it dead forever?

It's so much more appealing to me than modern styles of trance and EDM.

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[Grayson Garcia]

america

[John Stewart]

What?

[Levi Hughes]

SHAMIKA, KIESHA, TARA
FREEK-A-LEEK

[Kayden Rogers]

I
CAN'T
GET
NO
SLEEP

[Christopher Parker]

This was always better

youtube.com/watch?v=65EfTFUFDwI

[Juan Murphy]

youtube.com/watch?v=eJRB8iOCShU

[Jeremiah Parker]

youtube.com/watch?v=Sq2lG_42X7s

Classic.

[Isaiah Cook]

Is trance music mostly a UK phenomenon? I've only known of one person here in the USA who liked it and he was English lol

[David Nelson]

Euro in general really.

youtube.com/watch?v=6QEPrDBMqJ0

[Owen Mitchell]

It was pretty massive in the UK. To an extent it still is, everybody still goes mental when it gets to the time of night in a club when the trance tunes start. Though it's often daft stuff like this:

youtube.com/watch?v=Rhqovo1Nit8

[Josiah Stewart]

No it wasn't.

[Jason Sullivan]

Lots of people in the US were into trance when it was at its most mainstream, e.g. when Paul Oakenfold was big.

[Aaron Price]

Yeah this was the kind of stuff he was into. Pendulum and Yoji Biomehanika are the other two edm artists I 'member

[Austin Green]

I just want drops to die. I fucking hate them so much. Why build up a song if all you're going to do is have a drop when it should be at a crescendo?

[Dylan Reyes]

post-1996 trance pretty much invented the buildup-breakdown formula

[Hunter Edwards]

Agreed

youtube.com/watch?v=Y9gWA491H4U

[Owen Russell]

Bullshit.

youtube.com/watch?v=wthEX1B6QXc

[Julian Wilson]

1998 was a huge anthem and a great example of what you just complained about moron

[Brody Nguyen]

PEW PEEWWWW P-P-P-P-PEW P-PEEWWWW
P-P-PEW PEEWWWW P-P-P-P-PEW P-PEEWWWW

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[Hudson Cruz]

Nah, you don't get what I'm saying. I'm talking about in modern tracks where it goes from a real rich synth sound to just pure bass.

[Jason Sanchez]

i think its an american thing, they are so angry all the time and want that heavy rock/metal influenced sound, probably why later Prodigy went over so well whereas Euros are all about the party and good happy dancing all night sound

[David Reyes]

youtube.com/watch?v=y6120QOlsfU

[Jordan Rivera]

It's weird though, because there are plenty of edgier bands that you can dance to. The whole EBM sound in Germany was based around being edgy while still making groovy tunes.

youtube.com/watch?v=stZco6yI5zo

I'm not comparing it to trance really, I just find it weird how people act like being edgy and making something you can dance to are not compatible.

[Chase Peterson]

yeah I get your point, I guess that whole scene totally passed by the average fratboy

[Xavier Cook]

Oh, absolutely. I only know it because I used to be an edgy rivethead. I just find it weird how it never caught on because I can see a lot of people liking it. The only equivalent band that made it into the semi known territory was Combichrist and that was only after they switched to metal influenced stuff.

Anyway, yanks gonna yank. And it's not relevant to this thread so I'll stop.

[Wyatt Torres]

lets hope so

[Alexander Mitchell]

I think everyone ran out of trance bangers but theres also the whole free/hardtek scene too but again too underground for most Septics to know

[John Wright]

No because electronic music ages poorly. Music driven by real instruments doesn't, but electronic music made twenty years ago just sounds outdated and bad now as the technology has moved on.

[Gabriel Rivera]

All musical instruments are real instruments

[Justin Edwards]

Synths aren't. They're virtual instruments.

[Tyler Lewis]

No, they are real instruments.

[Christian Morales]

I just wank for y2k action movie music like nu-skool breaks and the more dynamic side of progressive house to make a comeback.

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[Jaxon Hughes]

If anything new electronic music like Arca, OPN, most vaporwave sounds more plastic, sterile and two dimensional than the electronic music from 20 years ago.

[Jaxson Perry]

That's a meme and you know it.

[Joshua Kelly]

Wrong, this is a meme.

[Brayden Roberts]

Fuck that, I want this back

youtube.com/watch?v=d_Hw_UC314M

[Sebastian Harris]

None of that stuff will make a comeback because the Americans never grew up with that stuff and in the age of global internet culture dictated by American masses anything that is alien to them is as good as nonexistent.

[John Mitchell]

sandstorm, castles in the sky, the list goes on...

[Ryder Perry]

Americans had hip hop, Euros embraced bleeps.

[Brandon Sanchez]

We made the right decision.

[Ryan Wilson]

definitely

[Carson Nguyen]

I don't think that's absolutely true. There's a bit of a divide between American internet and Euro internet now that more Euros speak English.

[Sebastian King]

That period of electronic music was just the best, even if it was mostly just the Brits with a bit of French stuff

youtube.com/watch?v=tpKCqp9CALQ

[Bentley Reed]

Probably the best time for electronic music
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