Craigavon raver Advanced Member
Ireland
1,927 posts Joined: Sep, 2007
Posted - 2021/05/09 : 19:43:02
quote:Originally posted by possys2:
the joey riot bouncy techno style tracks are awesome.
Joey Riot / TLM / Audio Tantrum ?? Future Bouncy Techno EP - but nothing else i dont think has came out?
Yeah is pretty banging, very scott brown esque sounding from back in the day.
Samination Advanced Member
Sweden
10,214 posts Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
Posted - 2021/05/09 : 20:45:30
quote:Originally posted by Jacco:
Neither surprised nor gutted. The mainstream end of the scene has never really supported new talent coming in. Years and years the same people at the big events. If you look at where Recon, Gammer ans Styles are now... They were always gonna move on to something bigger, more global. But their departure has left a void only few have managed to fill. Add on toxic shit like what happened to Sy and you have the perfect recipe for decline. YouTube tutorials have led to copy n paste producers that all sound the same. Barely any new face have developed their own sound.
tbh, Recon was always in other genres
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Icewind New Member
Canada
20 posts Joined: Jun, 2013
Posted - 2021/05/25 : 19:54:50
Still plenty of people producing hardcore. I have a new track I'm almost done. Yeah the sound has gone through different phases, but to me, there are gems in almost every style of hardcore. I sure hope that the pitch bend/note slide "edm" sound is almost over, but even there I found some alright tracks.
...and as far as I'm concerned, the slowed down hardstyle fusion is not hardcore. Let's just call it what it is, hardstyle, and move on. Anything below 170 BPM is pushing it.
Just because the bigger names have not put out tracks at the same frequency doesn't mean that it's over. As long as some kid out there loves hardcore, which drives him to get his first cracked daw and starting experimenting with producing, hardcore isn't dead. That was me 13 years ago.
Vladel Advanced Member
United Kingdom
999 posts Joined: Feb, 2008
Posted - 2021/05/26 : 19:37:32
At least there are alternatives, once upon a time i looked to freeform until that went awful. I've always been in and out of gabber and now I'm adding in frenchcore.
It has been worse before, I.E 2012 when everything sucked all at once.
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DJ_FunDaBounce Advanced Member
Colombia
1,099 posts Joined: Nov, 2001
Posted - 2021/05/31 : 02:49:13
quote:Originally posted by warped_candykid:
Yall are being negative. It's survived this long. I'm pretty sure we've had this topic once every 5 or 10 years. People like fast music. As long as their are people who carry the torch, there will be core.
Was just listening to your toadette's mix #3 and thought that maybe an aspect that is lacking nowadays are good dj's.
To me the purpouse of a dj is to sift through all the stuff out there and just play out the gems.
Better dj's are better track selectors, imo.
That being said...
I like your style, warped candykid. ;)
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