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Rapid Bass Junior Member
Australia
117 posts Joined: Mar, 2005
Posted - 2006/01/13 : 04:26:15
Not sure what the Hardcore scenes are like in Canada, the USA and Britain. But in Australia it seems to be really taking off big time. Sydney seems to be the city thats it's happening the most. Check this for a line up on the two next parties in Sydney. Prophecy and Hyperspeed Gold between them have secured Brisk, Hixxy, Re-con, Styles, Impact, Euphony, Styles, Unkown, Uplift, Nemisis, A.M.S and Dair (Perth), as well as Mcs Storm and Mc Whizzkid. It's also rumoured that DJs Storm and Stompy might be settling in Australia which if true would be another great boost to the Australian Hardcore scene alongside our locals Weaver, Suae and Haze etc. Just hope things continue like this (touch wood;) and don't have another down turn like 99, 2000. Must be the weather and girls bringing them here:)
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Rapid Bass Junior Member
Australia
117 posts Joined: Mar, 2005
Posted - 2006/01/13 : 04:30:09
Oooooops wrote Styles twice. Theres only one. Accidently left out his partner in crime Breeze;)
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I'm raw to the floor cause i love my hardcore.
You know the score and what i'm waiting for. Yeah bro it's banging hardcore!!
ryg0r Advanced Member
Australia
2,807 posts Joined: Aug, 2002
34 hardcore releases
Posted - 2006/01/13 : 05:53:12
quote:Originally posted by Rapid Bass:
It's also rumoured that DJs Storm and Stompy might be settling in Australia which if true would be another great boost to the Australian Hardcore
DarrenJ Advanced Member
Australia
2,626 posts Joined: Jul, 2003
Posted - 2006/01/13 : 07:22:08
Its because alot of aussie dj's are dodgy clang clang clang
not hard for ppl will skills to get gigs, unless ur menis need more menis gigs tsk
charlieee Advanced Member
Australia
1,422 posts Joined: Dec, 2005
Posted - 2006/01/13 : 10:03:21
lol man i think hardcore music in australia is really gonna take off BIG TIME
nah srs i rekon it is lyk if u start 2 realise more n more dance music is coming more n more popular wif every 1 lyk r&b n rap, i think it was lyk hots hit's of winter it had a lot of dance music but that still isnt really hardcore but i think it will slowly wif time
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1up Advanced Member
Australia
1,091 posts Joined: Jan, 2005
Posted - 2006/01/13 : 16:12:21
its a shame many people in australia do not know of this genre and call it trance techno shit. also those who know little are filesharers and download mislabled songs..
dj rankin - some shit music
dj hixxy - heavens above
dj hixxy - shooting star
and of course dj cammy - dancin in the dark
and something ghey like this http://www.mykindaplace.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=108653
the other day my sister (whos only 12) was chatting on msn to some tryhard and he was like showing off how cool his music was. i was walking by and it caught my eye. i peeked for a while and eeeekkkk. dj rankin, mistic, dean, and someother ********. i was rolling my eyes and i told her not to talk to him again cause he is a horny faggot who trys to pick up 12yr olds.
neways... yea what hes said is true so...yea .lol
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whittle1 Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,191 posts Joined: Jan, 2005
25 hardcore releases
Posted - 2006/01/15 : 12:50:20
At the moment, the UK is by far the biggest and best producer of hardcore. BUT times change, and there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that in another ten years, either Australia or the USA will take over that role from the UK.
1up Advanced Member
Australia
1,091 posts Joined: Jan, 2005
Posted - 2006/01/15 : 13:17:28
quote:Originally posted by whittle1:
At the moment, the UK is by far the biggest and best producer of hardcore. BUT times change, and there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that in another ten years, either Australia or the USA will take over that role from the UK.
wow! i never knew it was THAT significant. i only know of a few aussie dj's and they ware pretty much the popular ones. ie. weaver, suae, team rocket, matrix, fenix and haze. and most of them are dj's not producers. (weaver and suae are tops!)
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ryg0r Advanced Member
Australia
2,807 posts Joined: Aug, 2002
34 hardcore releases
Posted - 2006/01/16 : 10:38:41
Hahahaha.
We are not the biggest, I dare we are not the best, but we do well for our size. I dont think I saw an Aussie track on Bonkers 15.
As for Australia liking freeform over UK Hardcore, I have no idea what events you've been to, but this isn't true for Sydney. Freeform is almost dead here. They only time we hear freeform here is when the NEC comes over to rock our shores. Oh, and Alek Szahala did a great job of keeping us stomping at Godspeed darkside.
Nice to see that up and coming producers don't get mentioned too
Chris B Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,964 posts Joined: Dec, 2003
Posted - 2006/01/16 : 15:23:58
I think the aussie scene sounds excellent whenever i see the lineups i love the variety. In the same arena on the same night you can have old scottish/dutch stuff like ultrasonic, dyewitness etc, a trance/hard dance dj, freeform, uk hardcore and the local up n comings.
I find most aussies really laid back and easy to get on with aswell, good sense of humour and love a party. People may think it's bigger and betyter in the uk but i'd just be proud to be different.
Anyway uk's not biggest place for hardcore unless people are just talking about happy stuff, holland is the place to be and has been for 10 years probably now.
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Posted - 2006/01/13 : 04:26:15
clang clang clang
need more menis gigs tsk
