TheProdigy

not really my cup of tea dude, nice producing, just not my taste in music

haven't listened yet, what genre is it?

www.soundcloud.com/neorev/sets/children-of-the-bomb-album/

imo dubstep, although re listening to prodigy thunder dub I would have to say its a has more rhythm and difference than your standard dubstep .... that is all about chopping up bass lines and fucking up rhythm to the point of stopping me dance and thinking its a bit aggresive and shit. Creativity can be very lazy even if it sounds complicated when you listen to some tracks. Dubstep can be anything really these days, usually follows the same rules, imagination comes from a computer not an artist.

CREATE THE FORMULA DON'T FOLLOW THE FORMULA !!!

Dubstep really?
The only track that I can really call a full on dubstep tune would be the Oh No Remix.
Why does everyone lump anything with a hip hop beat and bass into dubstep?
Dont get me wrong I like dubstep and has inspired me in moments, but cant call this album straight up dubstep.
I come from more of a rock background.
I think this goes a little further than just dubstep.
Its not meant to be dance music so maybe thats where I lost ya.
My last album was more dancey, but wanted to go a different route.
Im still proud of it.
Everyone has their opinion.
You can't win everyone over.
Ive been making music for over a decade and this has gotten the best responses and reviews
Especially on soundcloud.
I hope others take the time to hear it for themselves and decide.

neorev wrote:


I like hard dubstep, but there is one big condition.......You can't really listen that deep basses at home sound system... it is really needs rigs of powerfull, subwoofers, same as behind Liam at live gig, to feel this energy.
U must feel bass in chest, then it is very great music.

Yes, that is true, dubstep live on a rocking system is amazing.
Unless youre banging it with a sub, your missing a good portion of the atmosphere.

I consider my album more on the experimental electronic side...
With some hip hop beats and bass and an alt rock mentality.

My top inspirations as a musician...
The Prodigy
Amon Tobin
Meat Beat Manifesto
Nine Inch Nails
Nirvana

And Im not in any way comparing me to the level of these artists...
Just so you can kinda get a feel where Im coming from.

each to their own, thank fuck (music) for that

it's ok, i still love you purple

just listened to first 2 tracks, good stuff. but also not into dubstep effects (referring to the wobble, glitch and slicey effects that dubstep is known for)
but yeah, produced like a pro, +1

Thanks mate!
Children Of The Bomb is pretty much the most in your face choppy track out of the bunch
I think the album has more of an experimental side to it
For the preview tracks, I was trying to go for the more accessible of the batch
The album is much more diverse in range of moods and styles

I performed the new stuff at this local venue with a sweeeeeet sound system...
The new shit booms so much harder than my Lines & Shapes era tracks from '09.

another new track...
"Brooklyn Stomp"

soundcloud.com/neorev/brooklyn-stomp/

enjoy,
mike

selfless self promotion again !? fukk mee !

whats with the sound levels?

One of my favorite joints....

I rocked a freestyle to it...

youtu.be/jXK30SPOCLU

hope you cats dig it.

Peace from the US

Meta

yeh, I only have a microsoft encoder for video so the audio got a little bit screwed (but u r getting the drift of the tuna, right? right?) ... and I am so lazy to encode it again