The Drum & Bass Thread (formally Drum 'n' Bass is dead?)

**Kaon** · 11-09-2009, 05:04 PM

sup tekki! i'm not really back as i have no internet where i live. ill post from time to time whenever i make the effort to walk into town

played with utah jazz, nympho and ghost the other night. well stoked!

**Kaon** · 11-09-2009, 05:26 PM

Originally Posted by AmmunitionRecs

Lol @ the angry teenagers comment. I'm no teenager and I like the harder more energetic stuff most of the time, but then again, I also grew up on a harder rock background, so it kinda fits.

On a note of it splitting up and lending itself to outside influences, Ammunition has a release out today by an artist named Xilent. 3 Drum n' Bass tunes with an Electro'ish feel, killer combo, and he pulls it off nicely! Getting some huge support on this one from John B and many more, check it out if you guys are interested, the release info's posted up here:

http://djtechtools.com/forum/showthr...7542#post77542

Respeks djtechtools! Dnb is not dead!

where are you lot based?

**Kaon** · 11-09-2009, 05:58 PM

boh!!

**AmmunitionRecs** · 11-09-2009, 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by Kaon

where are you lot based?

Orlando, Florida here man

**EdanUK** · 11-09-2009, 06:23 PM

I like the hard stuff too stuff like Noisia, Spor and Calyx and Teebee. When I was a teenager I used to love jump up, that is what if refering to as rubbish.

Listen to Spectrasoul, Rockwell, Alix Pirez and Commix all amazing artists. Better than any house I have heard in a long time.

**Kaon** · 11-09-2009, 06:26 PM

yea i'm into the dark and angry too. a metaller at heart

but anything with epic smashy bass noizes is tops imo

**AmmunitionRecs** · 11-09-2009, 08:09 PM

Not to plug or anything but you guys should defo checkout Ammunition Recs. We've been compared to Spor, Noisia, C4C, etc, and actually have C4C playing a few of our tunes, as well as Audio, Prolix, Elhornet (Pendulum), Shock One, etc. We've got our 1st vinyl incoming with Axiom on one side, InsideInfo, Kiro, & 59Crime on the flip, and LOTS of other great stuff out digitally by some great producers.

I got started in electronic music with dark brutal dnb business (Tech Itch / Evol / Counterstrike). I bought 2 shitty decks and a mixer and my buddy let me borrow this crate of vinyl, and it had some really hard shit along those lines in it. Afterwards, I drifted to some breaks / house, but found it didn't have a fast enough tempo and energy so I ended up getting even more into the hard stuff, and have grown more towards tech / neurofunk. Gotta love those growling moving basslines!

*PS* Showing my inner dork but I got post 1337!

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