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Started by deadsy · 4 Jan 2006 · 10 posts survive · see it on the Wayback Machine

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deadsyJoined: 12 Dec 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 11:55amSubject: Record Labels?
Hi All,

I'm not ashamed to admit I have absolutely no knowledge of the wider Drum & Bass community musicwise......But want to explore.

I am looking for any record labels you could recommend me check out that showcase dnb artists that play the darker, more ambient/industrial side of dnb.....

I am a big fan of Dom+Roland & TeeBee, and have some Renegade Hardware compilations, etc.....But have no idea where to go from here Wink

Any assistance is greatly appreciated!

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jasonJoined: 15 Dec 2003
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 12:43pm
for the teebee sounds, his label SUBTITLES will fill your needs!

BLACK SUN EMPIRE RECORDINGS , OBSESSIONS

FOKUZ is a good label for the more atmospheric techy stuff

these days DOM plays some nasty hard stuff from artists like GEIN, you can find those sounds on MOVING SHADOW, DOM RECORDINGS

just do a search on ya fav artists and find the labels your after, or head into INBOUND and ask the guys for assistance.



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D JonJoined: 04 Mar 2004
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 12:50pm
My advice would be to go into a record store that sells D&B and listen to everything they got, or as many as you can. Clinic 116 records on Twin St would be a good start, I know they got great service Teef

At the moment we got one 1 DOM track and 2 Teebee things both are hot.
CasaJoined: 11 Apr 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 1:48pm
D Jon wrote:
My advice would be to go into a record store that sells D&B and listen to everything they got, or as many as you can. Clinic 116 records on Twin St would be a good start, I know they got great service Teef

At the moment we got one 1 DOM track and 2 Teebee things both are hot.


is that still open?? Peculiar? Is twin street the little alley type place off Rundle Mall???

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deadsyJoined: 12 Dec 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 2:16pm
Thanks very much guys - Greatly Appreciated!

I usually do read up on artists and their respective labels, but with DNB I thought I better ask the experts!

No doubt I will just buy up a heap of stuff and then work it out from there.

The Renegade Hardware compilations were very good value for money I think, and gave me a very good idea of what's out there......

Will check out both shops for sure - Have been meaning to.

Many thanks for the advice!

Christian
dirty daveJoined: 12 Jan 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 3:24pm
i'd say check some COMMERCIAL SUICIDE not really that hard but i feel it's fairly dark.

OBSCENE,FREAK,TECH-ITCH recordings are all pretty dark and nasty son.


DEFCOM recordings pretty filthy too leon switch and cryptic minds.


BARCODE which is an offshoot of renegade hardware is pretty disgusting too.

MOVING SHADOW which was home to dom before he got his own label pretty dark too. has stuff like calyx,noisia,sunchase,gein.

that's all i got for now though cos my brain aint working Thumbs Up

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D JonJoined: 04 Mar 2004
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 3:29pm
Casa wrote:
D Jon wrote:
My advice would be to go into a record store that sells D&B and listen to everything they got, or as many as you can. Clinic 116 records on Twin St would be a good start, I know they got great service Teef

At the moment we got one 1 DOM track and 2 Teebee things both are hot.


is that still open?? Peculiar? Is twin street the little alley type place off Rundle Mall???


Ye... we are still here.
deadsyJoined: 12 Dec 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 3:30pm
Cheers Dave - That's awesome - I'll check it all out man Cheers Thumbs Up
dirty daveJoined: 12 Jan 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 3:34pm
deadsy wrote:
Cheers Dave - That's awesome - I'll check it all out man Cheers Thumbs Up


yeah no wukkas man anytime

also check PENETRATION another of the technical itches labels.

northline massive bringin the grime and the Phat ass bassline everytime. KAPOW!!!

CasaJoined: 11 Apr 2005
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Posted: 4 Jan 2006, 3:43pm
D Jon wrote:
Casa wrote:
D Jon wrote:
My advice would be to go into a record store that sells D&B and listen to everything they got, or as many as you can. Clinic 116 records on Twin St would be a good start, I know they got great service Teef

At the moment we got one 1 DOM track and 2 Teebee things both are hot.


is that still open?? Peculiar? Is twin street the little alley type place off Rundle Mall???


Ye... we are still here.


Eh? Father Christmas tells fibs then Sad

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