Mrnoitaull 0 Report post Posted April 24, 2003 I've just recently gotten into Techno music. Sets a good environment while doing my art. So I was wondering for those who are into or listen to techno music, can you give some good Djs/composers. I'm not too much for house music ( those that just loops in all the tracks), but just some like Robert Miles er Dj Krush,etc. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest razazteca Report post Posted April 24, 2003 Here is some suggestions that I found on another board: Techno (industrial, beat heavy, percussive) carl cox Umek Gaetek Marco Carola Marco Bailey Christian Varela Oscar Mulero Ben Sims Gaetano Parisio Adam Beyer Tribal and Progressive Sasha John Digweed Steve Lawler Lowend Specialist Deep Dish James Holden Hernan Cattaneo Trance Paul Oakenfold Cosmic Gate Astral Projection DJ Tiesto Ian Van Dahl Armin Van Burren Paul Van Kyk Pete Tong DJ Sets Laurent Garnier Chris Liebing Dir Dritte Raum Jeff Mills Sven Vath DJ Hell Dave Clarke Miss Kittin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest snuffbox Report post Posted April 24, 2003 uh...the Crystal Method Daft Punk Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mrnoitaull 0 Report post Posted April 24, 2003 progressiveHere is some suggestions that I found on another board: Techno (industrial, beat heavy, percussive) carl cox Umek Gaetek Marco Carola Marco Bailey Christian Varela Oscar Mulero Ben Sims Gaetano Parisio Adam Beyer Tribal and Progressive Sasha John Digweed Steve Lawler Lowend Specialist Deep Dish James Holden Hernan Cattaneo Trance Paul Oakenfold Cosmic Gate Astral Projection DJ Tiesto Ian Van Dahl Armin Van Burren Paul Van Kyk Pete Tong DJ Sets Laurent Garnier Chris Liebing Dir Dritte Raum Jeff Mills Sven Vath DJ Hell Dave Clarke Miss Kittin oh, ok ,can you like break down what each category means . I know the first one, but dj sets and progressive .... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rising up out of the back seat-nuh 0 Report post Posted April 24, 2003 how about the "warp" style of music (glitch techno i think it is)? Try out Windowlicker by Aphex Twin. If you get it, it's genious. If not, it's the worst five minutes of your life Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest razazteca Report post Posted April 24, 2003 http://www.socan.ca/jsp/en/word_music/elec...nicdic_SP02.jsp here is an dictionary on Electronica terms. http://www.hkclubbing.com/content/clubbing...itions/all.html here is another on House Music http://www.eurodancehits.com/dict.html Dance Dictionary and Pin this please!! I think Robert Miles is considered Happy Hardcore. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Nevermortal Report post Posted April 24, 2003 Ron D. Core. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Cavi Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Armin Van Burren Paul Van Kyk Small correction on the last names - Buuren and Dyk. While not really techno, BT is quite an excellent electronica producer. Might want to check out his more trancey stuff like "Flaming June", "Mercury and Solace", and "Godspeed". Ferry Corsten (aka System F, Gouryella, most notably among others) is another big trance artist. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest razazteca Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Armin Van Burren Paul Van Kyk Small correction on the last names - Buuren and Dyk. While not really techno, BT is quite an excellent electronica producer. Might want to check out his more trancey stuff like "Flaming June", "Mercury and Solace", and "Godspeed". Ferry Corsten (aka System F, Gouryella, most notably among others) is another big trance artist. Ferry Corsten (aka System F, Gouryella, most notably among others) is another big trance artist Yes I have to agree here, this is one of my favorite DJs and the Trance Nation sets are must buys. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest RepoMan Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Some Good ones yet to be mentioned Leftfield (my personal fav) Felix Da Housecat Chemical Brothers Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rising up out of the back seat-nuh 0 Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Felix Da Housecat is techno now? I had him down as electroclash Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest swan Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Lords of Acid and KMFDM Are they considered Techno? More like industrial maybe? At least KMFDM is. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest evenflowDDT Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Felix Da Housecat is techno now? I had him down as electroclash Yea, but electroclash kinda, ya know, died within a few months of becoming popular last year Speaking of which, I'd recommend Fischerspooner's #1 CD. Or at least Dave Clark's remix of "Emerge". Personally, I'm a jungle/drum & bass head, unfortunately one who still doesn't know shit artist-wise and doesn't have the time/money to look up and sample too many other artists. From that sub-genre though, I've always liked Roni Size. The rest I've heard is all stuff on the radio or rare clubbing occasion where I don't know the artist or title, just the phat beat. I might be dating myself... do clubs even play jungle anymore? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Renegade Report post Posted April 25, 2003 For Industrial, you cant go wrong with KMFDM Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rising up out of the back seat-nuh 0 Report post Posted April 25, 2003 Felix Da Housecat is techno now? I had him down as electroclash Yea, but electroclash kinda, ya know, died within a few months of becoming popular last year Speaking of which, I'd recommend Fischerspooner's #1 CD. Or at least Dave Clark's remix of "Emerge". Personally, I'm a jungle/drum & bass head, unfortunately one who still doesn't know shit artist-wise and doesn't have the time/money to look up and sample too many other artists. From that sub-genre though, I've always liked Roni Size. The rest I've heard is all stuff on the radio or rare clubbing occasion where I don't know the artist or title, just the phat beat. I might be dating myself... do clubs even play jungle anymore? ELECTROCLASH WILL NEVER DIE!!!!!!! PS get "Fuck The Pain Away" by Peaches Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Cavi Report post Posted April 26, 2003 Felix Da Housecat did a track with Puffy recently. Combs had been inspired by his trips to Ibiza to do some dance tracks. I'm not really into that specific scene though, so I have yet to hear the track, myself. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest razazteca Report post Posted April 26, 2003 DREAM HOUSE It has to be clarified that Robert Miles is not the original creator of the DREAM MUSIC. Apparently this term was used for the first time by the Italian D.J. Gianni Parrini, at the end of 1993. D.J. Parrini is still the real leader of this style, but it seems he has not the luck as Robert Miles with his 'Children'. Among the first creators of this style were artists like: Adriano Dodici, Gigi d'Agostino (well known nowadays), Leonardo Rossi, and of course Gianni Parrini himself. DREAM HOUSE originally evolved from TRANCE. Usually down-beat, with soft melodic sounds (a piano is characteristic and practically a mandatory section), and a sharp pounding drum beat. It also can have a heavenly female or choir voice (e.g. Zhi-vago, DJ Dado etc). The cover-sleeves normally shows virtual landscapes, or relating to the cosmos. Frequently the dream can be fused with elements of techno or progressive music, resulting faster with a vibrating baseline straight and running (e.g. B.B.E). This "mutated" style also got the name (e.g. PROGRESSIVE MEDITERRANEAN). Other variant of dream is called COSMIC-DREAM: it is more deep and reflexive (e.g. . Brothers Of The Coast). The main Italian labels devoted to dream music in Italy are: In Lite, Outta (both from Ala Bianca Group), Desastre (from DB One), several labels from Zac Music like Vertikal, Elite, Universal have released some stuff. Also from DiscoMagic we have the side more commercial of this style with a label just named Dream Records. Check these releases: Adriano Dodici 'Opera Dodici' (WestWard / 1993), Roland Brant 'Mastermind' (Desastre / 1994), D.J. Panda 'It's A Dream' (Outta / 1994), Robiz 'Universum' (In Lite / 1995), Gianni Parrini 'White Blow' (Drohm / 1995), Sonic Dream 'Il Sogno' (Desastre / 1995), Oscar Piatelli & Frank Vanoli 'Livin' Age' (Desastre / 1995), MC Hair 'Moonra E.P.' (Red Gate / 1995), Positive with Gianni Parrini 'Traum Remix' (UMM PR / 1995), Brothers Of The Coast 'Ouverture' (Universal / 1995) cosmic dream. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
