WashboardSuds
03.01.14 | or any good nighttime jams |
Brostep
03.01.14 | don't claim to be an expert in this stuff, but:
dusky - careless
DJ EZ - Fabriclive 71 (more garage but still kick-ass)
subsoul - compilation
disclosure - settle (if you haven't heard it)
maya jane coles - comfort |
Lord(e)Po)))ts
03.01.14 | get B-Ju's Celebro and Ass Club eps, amaze. |
Quarty
03.01.14 | DEADMAU5 YEAH11/1 |
dcalderon
03.01.14 | Hot since 82
Claptone
Maceo Plex
Tube & Berger |
twlight
03.01.14 | Roman Flugel- Fatty Folders
gus gus- arabian horse
Arandel- in d
Trentmoller- The Last Resort
Andy Stott- Luxury Problems
Claro Intelecto- Reform Club
Pantha du Prince- This BLiss
Luomo- Volacity
let me know if you dig any of that
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twlight
03.01.14 | if anything just listen to this all the way through
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiHGlgoeSdM |
Deviant.
03.01.14 | http://www.mixmag.net/music/the-blog/stop-calling-it-deep-house |
Deviant.
03.01.14 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqmlXTN3GPQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJlyMjtszLI |
MisterTornado
03.01.14 | what a light in a sea of boring lists
Andras Fox - Erskine Falls
Bicep - Vision of Love
Coyote Clean Up - Frozen Solid
Delroy Edwards - 4 Club Use Only
HNNY - Yearning
Terekke - YYYYYYYYYY
Anaxander - Local Talking EP |
Keyblade
03.01.14 | Dev you wrote that blog post didn't you |
anarchistfish
03.01.14 | Deep house is a somewhat useful term. Fits a completely different vibe in clubs to "normal" house |
Jash
03.01.14 | Circula
Arka
My Nu Leng
Killjoy |
Jash
03.01.14 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9oKy74qbdY
Been playing this dub out since I got it sent to me about a month ago, such a tune! That MF DOOM sample is ace |
MisterTornado
03.01.14 | AKA Subaquatic Ambient Echo Minimalism House |
anarchistfish
03.01.14 | Hannah Wants |
Brostep
03.01.14 | seapunk house? |
dcalderon
03.01.14 | "So, whether exploring the universe or the self, the known or the unknown, real deep house is something you feel in the blood in your veins rather than in the sweat down your face"
Got it! |
StrangerofSorts
03.01.14 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMqOHZI_doM
other man sorting you out also
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StrangerofSorts
03.01.14 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opvopULDhVI |
Lord(e)Po)))ts
03.01.14 | I love how that outrageously anally retentive link dev shared refers to rustie as glo-step while bitching about incorrect sub-genre labelling "ITS A PLAGUE!!!!" ridiculous.
Dev probably won't read this but getting sack stitched and saying certain genre terms don't exist and that others are improperly labelled all the time is actually so preposterous and pointless that i need to say something. And this goes for lots of other people on the site anyways too. Yes, it can help you feed your ego and make you think you are king of electrohill sitting on your throne of ambience in your deep-castle-step stroking your post-golden dubstaff but the whole reason sub genres exist is to be helpful descriptors so you can better describe to someone else how something sounds. The only thing that matters is if I can look at an albums tags and accurately decide whether I would like to listen to it or not.
So whether or not 'future-garage' or 'post-dubstep' gives you a hemorrhoid or not and makes you want to blow your 8-bit brains out you should stfu about it because nobody cares and its wayyy more helpful to people who are looking for descriptors than bitching about false genres and correcting other people for years and years TRUTHS
tl;dr - See the Anal stage of Freud's Stages of Psychosocial Development: " If parents are too strict or begin toilet training too early, Freud believed that an anal-retentive personality develops in which the individual is stringent, orderly, rigid and obsessive." |
Deviant.
03.02.14 | I think you're over reacting a little too much, especially given the fact that I posted that link mainly because of the 5 vids at the bottom
Also that article wasn't in any way insinuating that "glo-step" was actually a thing. The crux of the article is valid though, that anything that isn't immediately accessible is automatically assigned to "deep house". Read: 95% of the recs in this thread |
Deviant.
03.02.14 | Also, and this is a ultra serious TRUTHS question here: if someone says post dubstep, what do you expect to hear? |
anarchistfish
03.02.14 | Bass house |
StrangerofSorts
03.02.14 | what about your recs, dev? They pool the same. |
Spec
03.02.14 | skrilles- scary monsters and 7up |
Deviant.
03.02.14 | "what about your recs, dev? They pool the same."
Nope |
StrangerofSorts
03.02.14 | :/ |
Brostep
03.02.14 | for post dubstep I recommend Surus.co.uk, they're usually pretty good about mailing out records in a
timely fashion and their customer service is ace |
WashboardSuds
03.03.14 | you guys are the best, some delicious recs up in this list |
ShitsofRain
07.31.14 | most of those recs are horrible tho |
PunchforPunch
07.31.14 | lmao most of em are microhouse/tech house/dub techno smh |
Brostep
08.01.14 | /r/shallowhouse is the best agreed |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | Recs aren't terrible, just not deep house at all |
Slut
08.01.14 | is deep house another genre or just opposite from shallow house
these genres are so confusing and it makes it hard to get into this kind of stuff lmao |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | Shallow house is an internet "thing" and nothing more. Deep House is a genre |
Slut
08.01.14 | so what's the difference between deep house and normal house? more.... bass focused or something?? idk |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | "so what's the difference between deep house and normal house? more.... bass focused or something?? idk"
It's house that focuses much more on elements of soul, funk... even gospel. Tempo is normally slower, it's not reaaaallly designed for dancing to, though you can "move" to it. Midtown 120 Blues by DJ Sprinkles is arguably the seminal deep house album, but the genre's been around for years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf0fG0R79sY |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | Some more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdsuA2Z_4pg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MahV2aO1Hk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJlyMjtszLI |
Slut
08.01.14 | yeah my friend says he likes chill step and i was like 'is that a thing?' too. |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | Yeah, prog house is a thing. There's really nothing to it beyond the obvious extended track length, long build up and breakdown sections, but yeah it's a thing. It was all the rage (rave?) back when GateCrasher was still a thing as well
And chillstep? Lol, no |
Slut
08.01.14 | i fucking knew it! like honestly it's kinda hard to talk to people about this stuff cause of nonsense like this
this shit is so confusing this is why i jam punk rock p/ [this so fucking hard] |
Slut
08.01.14 | okay dev one more. Can you rec me an album or two of 'prog house' or 'deep house' to help me get into this kind of stuff? like something to draw me in if you catch my drift |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | On the one hand I think it's great that more and more people are being exposed to electronic music, even if half of them are hearing it for the first time through less than glamorous ways (EDM). But yeah, this new wave of listeners (and producers) really has hindered the way that this particular musical narrative has grown. Incorrectly labelling things, creating new labels for anything that doesn't fit into an apparent rigid description, appropriating labels for other sounds. Like I'm definitely the old fart who will stand there and say "no, this is this and not that", but half of it is due to the fact that I kind of approach music (and specifically electronic music) from an historian point of view; I'm not just interested in the sound, but its history as well. So when someone comes along and says "chillstep" or "drumstep" or "post dubstep" I wanna shoot them in the face (metaphorically of course...) |
Slut
08.01.14 | well as potsy said the whole purpose of genre tags is to be able to tell someone what kind of music it is. but i think you have to be mindful of who you are talking to. like if you take punk, i would never mention 'crust' to anyone who doesn't even listen to punk, they would have no clue what the fuck i'm talking about. but to someone here they would knew instantly kind of music it is.
when it comes to this, if someone mentions 'chill step'
1. what larger genre of electronic music does it come from
2. is it even a necessary tag?
the problem is i don't know if it represents a large movement, full of individual artists who do their own thing, or just a couple of people who just want to randomly give their music their own genre tag |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | Slut: Andres - Andres II
Christopher Rau - Asper Clouds for deep stuff (though, any album on this list would work as well)
Faithless - Reverence
Leftfield - Leftism for progressive |
Slut
08.01.14 | thanks! |
Hyperion1001
08.01.14 | "outsider house" is that latest one that i cant quite figure out but i still like |
Deviant.
08.01.14 | "when it comes to this, if someone mentions 'chill step'
1. what larger genre of electronic music does it come from
2. is it even a necessary tag?
the problem is i don't know if it represents a large movement, full of individual artists who do their own thing, or just a couple of people who just want to randomly give their music their own genre tag"
To me (and you have to remember that this is just me talking, don't take anything as gospel) it's just a much more relaxed and chilled variant of dubstep music. Not the buzzsaw EDM antics of commercial dubstep, but the swinging bass heavy halfstep of the genre's origins. So, is it easier to label it chillstep on a site like Youtube than to say "well, it's just really relaxed and chilled out dubstep"? Yeah, probably, but I still hate the name |
Slut
08.01.14 | it just seems unnecessary. i think the major problem is that the the dubsteps have the same name, but they're so different. so when someone says chillstep i have no fucking clue as to whether it's some weird brostep sub genre or dubstep.
like if brostep was just called that by everyone, something like chill step seems like it would be self explanitory. so in this case the word 'chillstep' doesn't help me and it fails as a genre tag. even to someone who at least kinda somewhat understand SOME things |
Sleaper
08.01.14 | guy gerber, seth troxler, jamie jones |
ShitsofRain
08.01.14 | "Like I'm definitely the old fart who will stand there and say "no, this is this and not that", but half of it is due to the fact that I kind of approach music (and specifically electronic music) from an historian point of view; I'm not just interested in the sound, but its history as well. So when someone comes along and says "chillstep" or "drumstep" or "post dubstep" I wanna shoot them in the face (metaphorically of course...)" yeah me too |
ShitsofRain
11.18.14 | AMIR ALEXANDER boys |
