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"Underground Dance Music"

Don't laugh. It's not Clubland. It's not Eric Prydz. It's not Cheese.

Anyone here share a passion for real electronica music? Tell me favourite bands or more precisely, producers. Or, if you like, underground or alternative rock.

UW.

PPK are cool.
Lab4, Ultraviolence, VNVnation and Covenant are all quality, although slightly on the heavier side of dance, which may not be to your tastes.

Underground Maniac wrote:
> Do you like some of the Erick Morillo style house?

It's not too bad, although It is great background music...

Morillo on the other hand, I don't think I've ever seen/heard of somebody so far up his own ass.

Ultima Weapon wrote:
> Really? What's your favourite producers? I like some of the DJ Marky
> stuff South America and radio 1xtra does some D&B.

ho ho ho, Marky.... I've seen him live twice, bith times I could hardly stand up after 6 hours of solid raving. That 6 hours, solid, no drugs.

Really into the fabriclive compilations, they showcase some of the best Djs you'll find around, a lil overpriced, though. If you do seriously want some, then get in touch... I can get them for £6 each (instead of £11.99 @ HMV).

Like my Dillinja, Hype, Influx UK, Scratch Pervs (play everything, great to see live @ fabric). If it's DnB, I'll give it a listen!

Underground Maniac wrote:
> Freq Nasty's album on Skint (what is it called again?)

'Bring me the Head of Freq Nasty.'

Cong_Man wrote:
> Freq Nasty, Ills, Phil Kieran, Koma and Bones...
>
> Don't know why i bother NO-ONE likes the same stuff as me... :-(

Freq Nasty's album on Skint (what is it called again?)is not bad, I heard - I only know the rather excellent 'Amped' track!

People don't like t becuase, well, dance music is re-inventing itself and making something brilliant underground right now.

If people say they think dance music is crap, I laugh in their face: they have no idea what they just said!

Del Ragio - Do you like some of the Erick Morillo style house? Labels like Defected and Subliminal are pretty good.

Your Honour wrote:
> Ultima Weapon wrote:
> Never heard of them before (except PPK). What kind of music do they
> produce? They sound like they do the stuff from record label 'Warp
> records' or the psy-trance producers. I'm probably wrong, but my
> head
> is stuck in the house/electro/techno/trance scene right now, (I am,
> however open-minded).
>
>
> I don't really "do" genres. If I like it, I like it.
> Give us an email address and I'll get in touch about doing a cd if
> you like.

No probs. I'm a DJ myself and listen to all styles and play all styles.
Do you produce yourself like?

Just check my details and you'll get my email.

[email protected]

I like house mainly, but have been known to listen to trance (up until a couple of years ago), hard house, techno, hardstyle (although it's a little too mindless for me to listen to much of it) and old-skool hardcore.

Among my favourite artists are:

Ferry Corsten
Scott Brown
Altitude
Stonebridge (commercial but still good)
Paul Glazby
BK
Neophyte
Pendulum (who are, incidentally, playing at a small club where i live on the 15th)
Crystal Method

...and not forgetting IIO

One of my favourite CD's ever is the second CD of the Hed Kandi Twisted Disco 0205 compilation. Yer Man's 'Weird Therapy' is awesome.

Freq Nasty, Ills, Phil Kieran, Koma and Bones...

Don't know why i bother NO-ONE likes the same stuff as me... :-(

Ultima Weapon wrote:
> Never heard of them before (except PPK). What kind of music do they
> produce? They sound like they do the stuff from record label 'Warp
> records' or the psy-trance producers. I'm probably wrong, but my head
> is stuck in the house/electro/techno/trance scene right now, (I am,
> however open-minded).


I don't really "do" genres. If I like it, I like it.
Give us an email address and I'll get in touch about doing a cd if you like.