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damonMemberDjs record and post mix here please …. ;D
HARDKORNATEMemberPsycore? I'm not seeing it. You mean enichiken? Or would this be the gabber bass drum with psy noises on top?
damonMemberOSOM – Night Flirt
MORAKS – Morthor Spede
EklypzMemberheck yeah 8)
mente digitalMemberosom rocks!!!!
djgruv05Memberosom rocks!!!!
I believe I discovered this week, a psycore CD compilation that was from russia.
It's called More than 160 – Vol. 2. Every artist on that CD made a track that was between 160 & as high as 202 BPM.
Combining Dark Psytrance with Gabber's speedy BPM's (ala Speedcore). Pure Insanity 8) ;D
aktifMemberNO PEACE FOR THE WICKED!!! A real brain wrecker…
Nameless OneParticipantStrangely enough, I am… but I am rather particular with what sort of psycore I like. The Russian artists Osom, Psykovsky, Kindzadza, Furious, and CPC all produce quality stuff at extreme tempos. Some of the netlabel artists do a good job too–Jesus Raves and Xikwri Neyrra have some promising material. The main thing for me is that I am seeking psychedelic complexity in high tempos… and a lot of guys are just making angry noisy nonsense. Psykovsky though? This guy is using frequencies that people don't even understand yet… for what ultimate aims I am not sure, but in the right setting this kind of thing can short circuit your consciousness… like I once said to a friend, it's the sonic equivalent of a devastating Zen koan.
damonMemberand a lot of guys are just making angry noisy nonsense
That's how most of new “dark” music sounds to me :/ Althought I like hardcore/speed/noise core so I'm willing to give a psycore a listen 🙂
HARDKORNATEMemberI guess all that stuff you are calling psycore, I just consider to be dark psy. If you attach “core” to the name, I'm expecting to hear a real bass drum, not the psy ping pong crap. As far as I know, the only psycore out there is what you guys would call hardcore…
Actually…
Maybe I should put together a set of what I consider psycore. Ya know, Skullblower, Napalm records, Agent Orange…
djgruv05MemberI guess all that stuff you are calling psycore, I just consider to be dark psy. If you attach “core” to the name, I'm expecting to hear a real bass drum, not the psy ping pong crap. As far as I know, the only psycore out there is what you guys would call hardcore…
Actually…
Maybe I should put together a set of what I consider psycore. Ya know, Skullblower, Napalm records, Agent Orange…
Nate, that would be referred as hardcore gabber / speedcore, wouldn't it? ;D 8)
EnergonMemberYay! It's the genre classification game!
djgruv05MemberYay! It's the genre classification game!
Nope. Gabber & hardcore techno are the styles that got me into “Rave” scene & that's what they were called then 8) ;D
HARDKORNATEMemberI guess all that stuff you are calling psycore, I just consider to be dark psy. If you attach “core” to the name, I'm expecting to hear a real bass drum, not the psy ping pong crap. As far as I know, the only psycore out there is what you guys would call hardcore…
Actually…
Maybe I should put together a set of what I consider psycore. Ya know, Skullblower, Napalm records, Agent Orange…
Nate, that would be referred as hardcore gabber / speedcore, wouldn't it? ;D 8)
Not at all. You must not know the style I am referring to…
djgruv05MemberI guess all that stuff you are calling psycore, I just consider to be dark psy. If you attach “core” to the name, I'm expecting to hear a real bass drum, not the psy ping pong crap. As far as I know, the only psycore out there is what you guys would call hardcore…
Actually…
Maybe I should put together a set of what I consider psycore. Ya know, Skullblower, Napalm records, Agent Orange…
Nate, that would be referred as hardcore gabber / speedcore, wouldn't it? ;D 8)
Not at all. You must not know the style I am referring to…
Well then, someone is gonna have to school me on this particular style, because the only psycore compilation in my collection,
currently is More Than 160 Volume #2 8) ;D
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