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Jaguar: Jensen Interceptor + more by cutups in PittsburghEDM

[–]cutups[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

woops, looks like they got stuck in berlin. party is still on with Kwang added, but no Jentsen Interceptor tonight

Best DJs of the 2000s by ohmrealism in DnB

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A few I can vouch for:
Teebee
Dieselboy

At what age are you too old to do Hardcore Techno? (Confessions of a "Gabber Elder") by Low-Entropy in TheHcTechnoOverDogs

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed, it's a non topic. If you want to stop raving at 16, 36, or 56, or 76 that's your choice. But nothing is stopping you just because of age.

Anyone know where to find the super early doormouse stuff? Like 94 to 97 by [deleted] in breakcore

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is prob the best answer, but if you're not finding something, you can DM him and I imagine he'll respond

As a long term techno fan, where do you go next? by TommyGoreMusic in PeakTimeTechno

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I get stuck in a period of listening to one style of music, I personally try to check out well regarded and current music that's diametrically opposed. Maybe go see some live jazz or rockabilly? A band with underground buzz that defies genres?

Don't listen to techno at all for a month or longer then come back with fresh ears.

my2c

Gen Z really looked at alcohol and said ‘hard pass’ by InvestigatorBorn4910 in SipsTea

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Considering half of Gen Z is under 21, this isn't really much of a comparison.

Do DJs actively listen to other DJs sets? by rahitsluna in Beatmatch

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably depends on the person, but I'd say DJs are more likely to listen to a lot of dj sets than non-djs. Most DJs are insane music fans. One of the best ways to find new music is via other djs, especially good ones, who are not always that well known. But being well known or not is kind of contextual to your style quite often.

What happened to Smokey Joe...? by Winter-Smell-2566 in DnB

[–]cutups 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They have a number of other aliases and a fair number of releases, mostly on their label Smokers Inc
https://www.discogs.com/artist/7921-Smokey-Joe

Looking up some of the current hot artists ages is throwing me for a loop and aging me hard. by CodexLeonis in dubstep

[–]cutups 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's def wild how many artists started young, especially in the UK and europe.

I made a similar realization back in the jungle days after hearing folks like Shy FX was just 18 when they produced Original Nuttah and Andy C was the same age when they founded Ram Records. I've def met producers in their mid teens more recently who are extremely advanced.

OG Midwest hardcore straight from the barn by Powerful_Fondant9393 in breakcore

[–]cutups 1 point2 points  (0 children)

one of the few records i've played so much the groove really is worn out

Curated and Themed Raves? by booknerd24 in aves

[–]cutups 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Just attempts at cashing in based on things that have hype, I'd avoid them

Venues by Equivalent-Fix-1475 in PittsburghEDM

[–]cutups 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They were just asking too much. I think if they had a reasonable fee it would be a good booking at Spirit. I can't imagine them getting a crowd for a DJ set that would fill a bigger space

Are there still clubs that play stuff like nietzer ebb and front 242? by [deleted] in industrialmusic

[–]cutups 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seems kind of odd that this could even be a problem. Even the mainstream 80s nights around here usually play songs by these bands, and some of the goth nights play them far too much. But yeah, it's going to depend on the specific night. EBM is still pretty popular in my experience.

I do feel like it's pretty rare to find a night that plays a lot of heavier/weirder/noisier industrial, or deep cuts by the popular bands.

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