Electronic Education Thread

[Powerstars]

Speedcore, anyone?

[SamGalaxy]

THIS Is Speedcore II - The Bpm Continues! - YouTube
Yeeeeeeaa.... no. Lol
If It had deeper bass tho I cud mess with it. Do u have a track u kno with fat bass?

[EvansRao]

Have any of you guys heard of Glitch Hop? It's almost like a subgenre of dubstep I would say, it's pretty sick ;3

Artists include Razihel and Mongoose

[Zebras]

Originally Posted by EvansRao

Have any of you guys heard of Glitch Hop? It's almost like a subgenre of dubstep I would say, it's pretty sick ;3

Artists include Razihel and Mongoose

Glitch Hop's excellent. Razihel's pretty neat too. Haven't heard a whole many of his tracks, but I really dig his remix of Get Lucky (albeit not glitch hop). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dojO8EjBR4s]


However, the subgenre goes a little further back than that. Some of the newer stuff definitely has some dubstep influence, a la Cryptex or KOAN Sound, but it came about exactly as its name suggests - artists spicing up hip hop beats with IDM-style glitch effects. As far as I'm aware, edIT's Crying Over Pros For No Reason was the first "hit glitch hop album." Prefuse 73 had some tracks ahead of him, but I have no idea what the early 2000s were like in glitch hop. Anywho, here're some edIT/prefuse tracks!


Ants-edIT (Crying Over Pros for No Reason) - YouTube

Prefuse 73 - Life Death feat. Mikah 9

[Cuthbert]

Damon Wild & Tim Taylor - Bang The Acid (The Advent Vs. Industrialyzer Remix) - YouTube

What style of music is this? I like this. Heard it on radio on a set the other day, this is 5* imo. Bumping my head to this .

[djchameleon]

Originally Posted by Fluffy Kittens

Damon Wild & Tim Taylor - Bang The Acid (The Advent Vs. Industrialyzer Remix) - YouTube

What style of music is this? I like this. Heard it on radio on a set the other day, this is 5* imo. Bumping my head to this .

Sounds like Jungle/Tribal electronic music.

Love that track.


Also, I should go through the first posts and add in a few that were mentioned by people on the last few pages and clean it up a bit.

[Cuthbert]

Have you heard that track before then DJ?

And also did you write all the stuff in this thread & the OP? Great thread man.

[djchameleon]

Originally Posted by Fluffy Kittens

Have you heard that track before then DJ?

And also did you write all the stuff in this thread & the OP? Great thread man.

No, that's my first time hearing it.

Also the information in the OP was compiled by me yes but not written. I figured it would be nice to have all of that information in one place.

There is one or two sections that I got assistance with that were slightly written by me though.

[DoesntReallyMatter]

Originally Posted by Freebase Dali

Chameleon, you may want to add Breakbeat, as it's a common sub-genre of electronic music that's not to be confused with "Broken Beat". You'll find info on Wiki.

IDM may be another one to add.

Also, when you get more time, you may consider delving into the types and styles of these sub-genres and the notable characteristics of each.

Breakbeat is just the evolution of IDM, right? Or, so I've been told...and, I agree.

With even more twists thrown in....as I said, an evolution.


Wat's the problem, luv?
Ishkur's Guide.

Like 50 years old.

[Alex Savkovic]

Nice ideas but if you dont have sense for music,theory aint gonna help you