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[Lucky Rathen]

I'm just starting to get into this.... though my knowledge of the genre is pretty much limited to whatever CDs have fallen off the cover of magazines and what I've read in Mixmag etc....

So what's a good place to start in the d'n'b world? Would appreciate the names of a few artists / DJs whose stuff I can pick up on CD (sold my record decks to pay a council tax bill, booooo!), any decent labels worth checking out, details of clubnights around Scotland etc...

[Stripey]

Scottishdrumandbass.com :: Listings

and of course JungleNation at Kef

[Lucky Rathen]

Originally Posted by Stripey

Scottishdrumandbass.com :: Listings

and of course JungleNation at Kef

Cheers min. I think I just missed a Jungle Nation didn't i?

[Stripey]

Originally Posted by Elwood Cobra Kai

Cheers min. I think I just missed a Jungle Nation didn't i?

Yeah first saturday of the month I think although I haven't been atall this year.

Try http://www.bassdrive.com aswell, keep an eye on the tracklistings if you want to pick up names of artists/labels

[medichi]

I do enjoy a good bit of nasty DnB......

[medichi]

I like this guy:

MySpace.com - Dieselboy / Human Imprint - Gotham City, New York - Drum & Bass / Death Metal / Grindcore - www.myspace.com/humanimprint

Don't know if thats "cool" or not. He's a Yank, so probably not?

[Stripey]

teebee & calyx are well worth checking out, have a look on youtube

[Jim Stax]

Aaaah, those gentle nights at Drakes when Shaz brought her records down for a spin...

Nasty...

[KimyReizeger]

Originally Posted by medichi

MySpace.com - Dieselboy / Human Imprint - Gotham City, New York - Drum & Bass / Death Metal / Grindcore - www.myspace.com/humanimprint

t?

I'm sorry, but that is shit!

I've never heard DnB that I could enjoy just listening to. Granted haven't really invested much time in looking.

[Stripey]

Originally Posted by KimyReizeger

I'm sorry, but that is shit!

I've never heard DnB that I could enjoy just listening to. Granted haven't really invested much time in looking.

There is a lot of intelligent dnb around....

You might like Blu Mar Ten ( http://youtube.com/watch?v=YmUsRuZltx4 wierd video yeah lol but the tune builds nicely )

or maybe Blame ( YouTube - Blame - Destiny )

or LTJ Bukem who is just in a class of his own and has a huge backcatalogue of chilled dnb ( YouTube - LTJ Bukem & PFM - Love & Hypnosis ) basically check out anything by him because most of it's really classy.

for what it's worth, pendulum, who have bizarrely attracted a big following from people who don't really have any interest in dnb don't represent atall the legacy and history of dnb, they are pretty much the lowest common denominator of cheesy pillhead dancefloor pish.

so yeah, listen to LTJ Bukem