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xyrofen

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  1. Loving all the love for Brothomstates here. Still some of my favorite tunes to come from this era and thanks for the point to the Squadron album, I'd never heard most of this before (wow do I wish I could listen to Lexaunculpt for the first time again)!
  2. I love Todd Edwards but this is hilariously bad. It looks like a fuckin' Viper album cover.
  3. I've found this album to hold up incredibly. Still love putting on Exai (and L-Event).
  4. There's a lot of really fun hyper-PS1-era-nostalgia breakcore coming out lately (Tokyopill, Golemm, bye2, Aomori, others) that I've been loving.
  5. Some day, dudes. Are bucket hats like a normal thing to wear in the UK, or is this the Jenkinson special (Andy can rock a mean bucket hat too)?
  6. Maybe another time. I had gone as far as getting tickets my SO and I and picking out my outfit.
  7. @ignatius You think the fucker actually makes it to Portland the next time he tours (fucking COVID, man).
  8. I use Linux SLSE12 for my work, it's pneat. The preview track goes hard as hell and I'm so here for it, it absolutely rips around and would turn an Ancient Etruscan into a pink mist.
  9. Yeah. He has one called "Sunshift" that has never seen a release.
  10. Happy holidays and New Year to the lot of y'all.
  11. I think that kind of ties together with the theme, but also people that lean way hard into their artsy-fartsy nature (I mean this affectionately).
  12. A kpop producer doing their own thing:
  13. Not sure how much is truly 303 here, but figured I'd offer something different than the rest of the thread. I'm sure there's plenty more I could scrounge from the library. https://beatwife.bandcamp.com/track/jungle-daddy https://rognvald.bandcamp.com/track/rubbaphlex https://thegasman.bandcamp.com/track/battery-edit
  14. Lush. Title track is one I used to bump a ton from one of the AMKS sets, it's gorgeous.
  15. My fun take is that I kind of hated Trance music (with exceptions) when it was a relevant thing, but I have really loved things that are Trance homages in the last few years. There's this roundedness to the production that couldn't have existed as easily with the tools 20-whatever-years-ago when Trance was everywhere.
  16. I have liked no other tracks of his in this thread, but I did enjoy this. I thought it was pretty fun and like a less in-your-face take of Russian Hardbass.
  17. If anyone's been playing Armored Core 6 on PC, I made the L-Event cover as an emblem.
  18. One of my favorites from the games of my childhood. This track is as grating as anything off of Pulse Demon or Venerology. Borderline experimental.
  19. Yeah, they are relatively subtle if not looking. Someone please help this person: It was @Capsaicin that first got me to listen to Rifts back when it was new. It didn't hit me at first, but I gave it a few listens and have loved his stuff since (especially "R Plus Seven" and "Garden of Delete").
  20. From what I could gather (looking at their Discogs pages), they went their separate ways and did work for/with others. https://www.discogs.com/artist/547394-Matthew-Friedman https://www.discogs.com/artist/547393-Adrian-Michna https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michna_(electronic_artist) https://www.discogs.com/artist/547395-Matthew-Brown-3?anv=Matt Brown&filter_anv=1
  21. I like everyone I listed, but to pick favorites/make heavy recommendations that most fit what I think you are going for: Lexaunculpt, Sunken Foal (especially the Friday Syndrome volumes), Frog Pocket, Jackson and His Computerband, Jon Hopkins, Secret Frequency Crew (only two main releases).
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