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latininxtc
Advanced Member
United States
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 Posted - 2018/01/16 : 23:25:34
Next Gen/Blatant Beats and Hardcore Underground. For me, they're the only ones who have been consistently good throughout their existence.
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Samination
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Sweden
10,214 posts
Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
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Posted - 2018/01/17 : 11:03:25
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Originally posted by 9oh9:
I'd say Evolution hands down; consistently high quality releases over a long period of time. As others have said, Next Gen/BB make a very worthy second place for similar reasons.
Quosh were OK but released some absolute shockers over the years; I did like that they appeared to be one of the only major labels pushing some new talent in the mid-00s.
I thought 99% of Quosh was just Sy & Unknown? :P
But yea, the digital releases did have a lot of up and coming people like Joey Riot & Kurt foremostly
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The drunken scotsman
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Dec, 2011
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Posted - 2018/01/17 : 12:57:57
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Originally posted by 9oh9:
I'd say Evolution hands down; consistently high quality releases over a long period of time. As others have said, Next Gen/BB make a very worthy second place for similar reasons.
Quosh were OK but released some absolute shockers over the years; I did like that they appeared to be one of the only major labels pushing some new talent in the mid-00s.
Id have to disagree on the consistency of Evolution. I first started listening to hardcore around the time of bonkers 9 (2002) and Scott Brown made his best tunes around that time imo. He did have a massive slump around 05/06 if I remember correctly and his tunes were nowhere near his standard... He eventually stopped producing altogether. Its only been in the last 4 years or so that he?s got back in the studio and producing some great tracks again.
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DJ A.K.
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/01/17 : 14:18:06
I'd say evolution or Kniteforce, both awesome from the very start and still knocking out bangers, god bless Scott B and Chris H
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Samination
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Sweden
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Posted - 2018/01/21 : 16:51:48
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Originally posted by DJIntensity:
Infinity Recordings, Masterwax Records and finally Executive Records.
Areth thou a Silver wench? :P
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rafferty
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Feb, 2012
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Posted - 2018/02/04 : 04:06:24
Depends what era. Now I really like
Hardcore Underground
Go Hard Digital
We Are One Digital
Justice Hardcore
Evolution
Lethal Theory
Klubbed up
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Sc@r
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/02/05 : 03:24:05
wheres the Thin N Crispy fans at?
now that was a label and a half!
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Sc@r
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2018/02/07 : 09:39:37
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Originally posted by DJIntensity:
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Originally posted by Sc@r:
wheres the Thin N Crispy fans at?
now that was a label and a half!
It sure was Kay thanks to Stormtrooper.
def Stormtrooper and Robbie Long. what legends!
so exciting Stormtrooper is writing uk hardcore again
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Hard2Get
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Jun, 2001
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Posted - 2018/02/13 : 17:25:45
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Originally posted by Triquatra:
Tough one
Hectic Records and it's sublabels.
Or maybe I could be cheaky and say Stage One, and it's sublabels ;)
Hectic was definately one of my favourites when i last thought about favourites years ago! I would have to rethink it now though, but that's not to say that Hectic wouldn't still be one of them.
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