Dubstep, UK Garage e derivati
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Re: Dubstep
Simile cioè più atmosferico e meno danzereccio come i due che dicevo prima
se si può, senza andare nella classica techno ambient però! se esiste...
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Re: Dubstep
Dipende dove vuoi stare.
Se vuoi stare nella dubstep, Burial e Clubroot sono sotto lo stesso ombrello..
prova Distance, che a me piace molto (e per poco non mi vedevo due tre giorni fa, sigh!)
Se vuoi stare nella dubstep, Burial e Clubroot sono sotto lo stesso ombrello..
prova Distance, che a me piace molto (e per poco non mi vedevo due tre giorni fa, sigh!)
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Re: Dubstep
Niente, complice la recensione splendida sto per concludere un ascolto a volume non moderato di Untrue.
Che roba, ma veramente. E' sempre più bello.
E' vero che nella dubstep c'è tanta varietà, ma con Burial mi sembra di tornare da un vecchio amico, un confidente.
Che roba, ma veramente. E' sempre più bello.
E' vero che nella dubstep c'è tanta varietà, ma con Burial mi sembra di tornare da un vecchio amico, un confidente.
Re: Dubstep
il disco è clamoroso.
mi ha completamente rapito.
bella la dubstep in generale,eh.ma quello è un altro pianeta.
mi ha completamente rapito.
bella la dubstep in generale,eh.ma quello è un altro pianeta.
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Re: Dubstep
Per gli appassionati, si trova il nuovo di 2562, credo.
http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=6716
http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=6716
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Re: Dubstep
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/136 ... -hyperdub/ pitchfork e damir ivic del mucchio parlano di questa compilation dei primi 5 anni della hyperdub. da trovare, anche se molti sono pezzi già noti.
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Re: Dubstep
ehmm.. la si è trovata da un mesetto.
e merita, senza dubbio.
direi, anzi, che è un ottima introduzione a.
Quello di 2562 ti fa aprire l'ano più del popper!
Ha dei bassi, come al debutto, apri muso, son gasato.
Musica da ballare da ubriachi, al buio, su dancefloor massimo 5x5 e con poca gente ma stortissima.
Bello già dopo un solo ascolto.
Alla fine del prossimo ascolto ho capito che passo all'eroina e alla vita sotto i ponti.
e merita, senza dubbio.
direi, anzi, che è un ottima introduzione a.
Quello di 2562 ti fa aprire l'ano più del popper!
Ha dei bassi, come al debutto, apri muso, son gasato.
Musica da ballare da ubriachi, al buio, su dancefloor massimo 5x5 e con poca gente ma stortissima.
Bello già dopo un solo ascolto.
Alla fine del prossimo ascolto ho capito che passo all'eroina e alla vita sotto i ponti.
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Re: Dubstep
Nel frattempo, Clubroot:
http://i455.photobucket.com/albums/qq27 ... LP-1-1.jpg
To be released November 2009:
Clubroot "The Director's Cut" Lodubs LODUBSL09002 LP/CD/Booklet
Format: the release will be a double 12", packed in a standard black die cut jacket. The labels will be black on black on one side, and grey on the other. The CD is a special LTD run, with a unique diskface, pressed specifically for inclusion in this vinyl release. The CD and booklet will be packed in a patented “vinyl plus” sleeve, developed by LoDubs owner Jon AD, so that the CD will show through one side of the die-cut, and a black label will show through the other. The whole package will be shrink-wrapped for a complete black-on-black experience..
Quantity: 450 numbered copies.
The earth has curved on its axis once again, harkening the gradual inverse in environmental attributes which become embedded in the sights and sounds of each period of our shared human experience. Near the beginning of this last cycle, the world was introduced to the element known as Clubroot. Like so many things natural, and true in their feeling and intent, the CD release was immediately lauded, and gradually the comparisons moved away from that of ties to contemporaries to that of Its inherit traits and beauty.
To say simply that it has become a cultural phenomenon is falling short somehow. It has been put on the highest peak with regards to icons of electronic music, by individuals and organizations as diverse as that of Aquarius Records in San Francisco (who even had Fenriz of Darkthrone speak its praise in their review of the album) to a glowing review on the Pitchfork website, and the ongoing support of Mary Anne Hobbs, who really started the ball rolling in the first place, with her showcase of his music back in the Spring on her BBC Radio 1 Programme.
As awareness of the release spread via these sources, the endless reviews from all around the world, and via word of mouth, one question seemed to come up, over and over: when will there be a vinyl release? It was as if this piece of sound had become such a part of many people’s soul, that they fervently needed an artifact of the recording, in its most physical form.
And with that, LoDubs presents the first album by Clubroot, in a form to be known as The Directors Cut. In contemplating the vinyl release of this material, in a form known both for a different style of listening, and its utilitarian purposes, many, many discussions occurred. The end result was the works contained on these two 12”s, which simultaneously bare all the traits and characteristics of the originals, but are in addition far more taut, with the structural framework far more exposed. Much like an individual who has changed their lifestyle drastically for the better, the person you know is easily recognizable, but somehow, all the minute changes to their being make for drastically pronounced differences.
In short though, without being so wordy, this is Clubroot, designed for the dancehall.
A1 Low Pressure Zone
A2 Embryo
B1 High Strung
B2 Dulcet
C1 Lucid Dream
C2 Talisman
D1 Sempiternal
D2 Serendipity Dub
Available Via:
Anthem Records http://www.anthemrecordsinc.com
Cargo UK http://www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/9943
http://i455.photobucket.com/albums/qq27 ... LP-1-1.jpg
To be released November 2009:
Clubroot "The Director's Cut" Lodubs LODUBSL09002 LP/CD/Booklet
Format: the release will be a double 12", packed in a standard black die cut jacket. The labels will be black on black on one side, and grey on the other. The CD is a special LTD run, with a unique diskface, pressed specifically for inclusion in this vinyl release. The CD and booklet will be packed in a patented “vinyl plus” sleeve, developed by LoDubs owner Jon AD, so that the CD will show through one side of the die-cut, and a black label will show through the other. The whole package will be shrink-wrapped for a complete black-on-black experience..
Quantity: 450 numbered copies.
The earth has curved on its axis once again, harkening the gradual inverse in environmental attributes which become embedded in the sights and sounds of each period of our shared human experience. Near the beginning of this last cycle, the world was introduced to the element known as Clubroot. Like so many things natural, and true in their feeling and intent, the CD release was immediately lauded, and gradually the comparisons moved away from that of ties to contemporaries to that of Its inherit traits and beauty.
To say simply that it has become a cultural phenomenon is falling short somehow. It has been put on the highest peak with regards to icons of electronic music, by individuals and organizations as diverse as that of Aquarius Records in San Francisco (who even had Fenriz of Darkthrone speak its praise in their review of the album) to a glowing review on the Pitchfork website, and the ongoing support of Mary Anne Hobbs, who really started the ball rolling in the first place, with her showcase of his music back in the Spring on her BBC Radio 1 Programme.
As awareness of the release spread via these sources, the endless reviews from all around the world, and via word of mouth, one question seemed to come up, over and over: when will there be a vinyl release? It was as if this piece of sound had become such a part of many people’s soul, that they fervently needed an artifact of the recording, in its most physical form.
And with that, LoDubs presents the first album by Clubroot, in a form to be known as The Directors Cut. In contemplating the vinyl release of this material, in a form known both for a different style of listening, and its utilitarian purposes, many, many discussions occurred. The end result was the works contained on these two 12”s, which simultaneously bare all the traits and characteristics of the originals, but are in addition far more taut, with the structural framework far more exposed. Much like an individual who has changed their lifestyle drastically for the better, the person you know is easily recognizable, but somehow, all the minute changes to their being make for drastically pronounced differences.
In short though, without being so wordy, this is Clubroot, designed for the dancehall.
A1 Low Pressure Zone
A2 Embryo
B1 High Strung
B2 Dulcet
C1 Lucid Dream
C2 Talisman
D1 Sempiternal
D2 Serendipity Dub
Available Via:
Anthem Records http://www.anthemrecordsinc.com
Cargo UK http://www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/9943
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