Also old rock
Do you listen to any other genres?
Re: Do you listen to any other genres?
I'm mostly into Classic Trance, House, Dubstep (Stuff like Noisia, Excision, Feed Me...), Hardcore & Industrial, prefer Industrial these days such as Sei2ure or The Oustside Agency
Also old rock
Also old rock
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Subject Zero
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I listen to a lot of Metalcore, old rap/hip-hop, some trance.
Getting into liquid DnB & Ambient these days too
Getting into liquid DnB & Ambient these days too
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TheRavestyler
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Dubstep and Hardcore 
Imagine building a guitar and then tuning it and then playing it. That's what electronic music is.
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Neuro/Techstep sounds decent.
Other than hardstyle, the two other major genres of music that I listen to are trance and jump/tek. When I'm not listening to those, I pretty much listen to any other type of EDM, rock music (occasionally), and a little bit of everything else.
As of recently, I've been gaining much more interest in hard and psychedelic trance, although I'm still learning more about the artists and the scene as a whole.
), but it's definitely still worth listening to.
As of recently, I've been gaining much more interest in hard and psychedelic trance, although I'm still learning more about the artists and the scene as a whole.
A lot of trance producers are making absolute sh*t and calling it trance. It's really a shame, since so many of these guys were releasing nice tracks within only a couple years ago. If you ignore the crap, and pay attention to the right producers or search hard for good tracks, you'll find some good stuff. It may not be as good as older types of trance such as classic trance (IMO, the best genre of music everceero wrote:trance has always been my huge love but lately i just cant find much new interesting stuff (or better to say none). dunno if its me growing up from it or the whole genre going shit, perhaps both.
), but it's definitely still worth listening to.Trance producer/Radio Show Host at 90.3FM KDVS
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i dont think thats the thing, its not that i cant stand those new waves in trance, its that i absolutely cant enjoy new trance. not even the exactly same kind of trance i used to jizz buckets over a few years ago, not giving me anything new and i got a feeling ive heard it thousand times alreadyLop-Sided wrote:A lot of trance producers are making absolute sh*t and calling it trance. It's really a shame, since so many of these guys were releasing nice tracks within only a couple years ago. If you ignore the crap, and pay attention to the right producers or search hard for good tracks, you'll find some good stuff. It may not be as good as older types of trance such as classic trance (IMO, the best genre of music everceero wrote:trance has always been my huge love but lately i just cant find much new interesting stuff (or better to say none). dunno if its me growing up from it or the whole genre going shit, perhaps both.
