Dopesmoker

Not bad this Ebola, I’ll take my time to dig deeper. Although in the Breakcore scene, you can't move past Kid606, as far as I'm concerned!

It's the fair of misunderstandings. Yosif, I replied referring to "Dope, if you had hit one: neither Narkotek nor Weasel do hardcore or speedcore: if you don't like hardtek, that's another story." It doesn't matter much anyway. I don't know who Ebola is. Is he a producer? What does he do? What do you recommend?

S4doll copy/paste the post where I supposedly said that Weasel Busters or Narkotek make Hardcore. By the way, in the case of the former it's true, although the subgenre should be specified. Meanwhile, the latter makes Hardtek (not forgetting the Tekno beginnings of Seno and Kefran, back when they really used to rock). Oh, wake up, it’s not like I was born yesterday; I've heard both artists multiple times, even live (which, by the way, is quite boring). The Hardtek I like is Old School. And none of these artists play it. Inform yourself, think, and then speak. Purpulan, not trying to be picky and (as they say around here) "putting myself above," but the specific remix is called "Shove It"; the fact that the track by the Deftones is known as "My Own Summer" is another story. Anyway, good job pointing it out, so maybe someone who appreciates it will listen to the (great) remix by Bar9, out of curiosity.

"Enterr" was great, even though it owes quite a bit to the usual suspects. I haven't listened to this one, since right now I'm fed up with this Post-icazzi that pops up, unperturbed, everywhere.

Wow, so you really did the review. This specific one I'm missing, but as I highlighted in the Dead C review, the collaboration with Russel is remarkable. A while ago I also listened to "Siberian Earth Curve," but I had quite a few issues processing it. Or maybe I never did, since I have really vague memories of it. An opportunity to delve deeper, and excellent review.

Oh, I may be a fanatic, but I also like "Brighten The Corners" and, a little less, "Terror Twilight."

Psycho, "Music For Bondage Performance" is by Merzbow and, God, how much it stressed me out. It is easily inferred that it is true violence.

No, hap, I didn't mean to say that it’s a phenomenon destined to fade away soon. What I meant to say is that, in my view, in the span of five years, everything that could be said in the Dubstep realm has pretty much been said. There will be few surprises or innovations. By the way, a few days ago, a remix of "Shove It" by Deftones came out, done by Bar 9. What a bomb!

We will let you know, it sounds appealing.

Thanks to all the attendees! :D