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  • August 19, 2005 at 12:31 pm #1036699
    HardcoreBreak
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      Hi there Party Vibe!
      Here’s a little info on the new Hardcore Breaks style music!

      At the moment there is a new underground movement bubbling who are making propper Hardcore again and calling it ‘Hardcore Breaks’.
      This new scene is composed of some of the guys who were making the harder uptempo rave Nuskool Breaks plus some oldskool hardcore Legends have returned and a younger new generation of producers.

      All the latest info at http://www.HardcoreBreaks.co.uk
      email: info@HardcoreBreaks.co.uk

      here’ some more info:

      Question: What is Hardcore Breaks?
      Answer: Super High energy Rave music that tempo ranges any where between 135bpm up to 150bpm.
      Like oldskool hardcore from the early 90s, Hardcore Breaks mixes up many styles with uplifting piano to dark D&B stabs to dub reggae and much much more, this makes for extremely diverse DJ sets

      Question: Who are the all time definitive Hardcore Breaks producers?
      Answer: without a doubt the Prodigy define Hardcore Breaks perfectly, see in particular the albums: Experience, Music For The Jilted Generation and Fat of the Land.

      here’s a few random examples of Hardcore Breaks music, all tunes available now in all good record shops:

      ENZYME > Whatever It Takes>click to listen
      ENZYME > We Call Drop >click to listen
      ENZYME > 92 Crew >click to listen
      MALICE > Wonderland >click to listen
      PORTAL > Listen to the Hoovers >click to listen
      DARKUS & TENSION > BadBwoy >click to listen
      NEBULA 2 > Thousand Miles >click to listen
      AUSTIN > Can You Feel It >click to listen
      ENZYME > Play Back The Music >click to listen

      August 19, 2005 at 2:33 pm #1066756
      titch
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        Nice one cool site, this music would be great if it had a comeback. Really like those Enzyimes tracks, back in the day biznizz !! Think im gonna spend the afternoon now having a go at making an old school style track myself. :horay:

        August 21, 2005 at 8:19 am #1066758
        HardcoreBreak
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          titchdj wrote:
          …Think im gonna spend the afternoon now having a go at making an old school style track myself. :horay:

          nice1 mate,
          make sure to post the results up on the Demo Zone on our site

          August 21, 2005 at 8:36 am #1066759
          HardcoreBreak
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            here’s some more info:

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            the next 2Fresh release! release date TBC

            2FRESH 004 “THE EVIL ENERGY EP”
            Evil Energy by Portal
            (this clip was taken from the Malice DJ set at Influenza 01/07/05 )
            Click here to listen to clip

            Riddim by Amnexiacs
            Click here to listen to clip

            Rusty Wildchild by Amnexiacs
            Click here to listen to clip

            We Call Drop by Enzyme (Darkus & BassRock Rmx)
            click here to listen to clip

            more info at http://www.2Fresh.co.uk

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            Here’s a clip of the first release from a brand new label called “Hardcore Projektz”
            DARKUS Projekt 001

            Here’s a Taste of the Hardcore Projektz#2
            A. Backdraft-Revolutionz(Darkus & D’State Rmx)

            B. Darkus & Bassrock – Skin Out

            more info at http://www.Hardcore-Projektz.com

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            WarehouseWax 005

            Vinyl Junkie – We’re Not Dead
            http://www.warehousewax.co.uk/clipsforalbum/notdeadclip.mp3

            Vinyl Junkie – Turntable
            http://www.warehousewax.co.uk/turntableclip.mp3

            Vinyl Junkie – We’re Not Dead (30HZ NuskoolBreaks remix)
            http://www.warehousewax.co.uk/30hzclip.mp3

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            here are the clips for Bassrock records 008 out in september

            D’State, Darkus & Tension “Dub Chemist” Backdraft Remix
            http://www.backdraftuk.com/files/dub%20chemist.mp3

            Backdraft “Revolution”
            http://www.backdraftuk.com/files/revolutionz.mp3

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            nice Hardcore Breaks mix here:
            http://s39.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0K8BGYQ0MZXR4136O7BNT9ETN6
            Dj ESP – Indestructible Breakbeat show Tracklist 18/5/2005
            1. Trip to the moon pt 4 – Acen – Dub plate
            2. Breaking free 05 – Slipmatt (dirty south remix) – Dub plate
            3. Hardcore Projektz #1 – Darkus – Dub plate
            4. Decade of jungle – sensei allstars –funkatech
            5. Menace tones – 1st science – Dub plate
            6. Here comes Mongo –Diplomat – Immunity
            7. Bad habits – Portal – 2Fresh Dub plate
            8. Check it out – vinyl junkie & Austin – warehouse wax
            9. Hooligan – vinyl junkie and dope – bassrock
            10. Gangster boogie – Stu Chapman & Nee – Enormous mouse
            11. Amnexiac – Riddim – 2Fresh Dub plate
            12. Centuries – DJ Reno – Coriolis
            13. Feel the power – General Zod – Dub plate
            14. Backdraft-Revolutionz(Darkus & D’State Rmx) Hardcore Projektz #2 – Dub plate
            15. Tour of Duty – Vinyl Junkie – Dub plate

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            heres another cool Hardcore Breaks & Oldskool mix
            click the link below to download an 80 minute mp3
            [url=”http://eternityuk.connectedstreamin…nity_2fresh.mp3/”]http://eternityuk.connectedstreamin…nity_2fresh.mp3[/url]
            dj Sike- track list
            intro – sike
            close your eyes (xxx mix) – acen
            watch me – Malice
            sounds for the underground remix – Krome n time
            i never felt this way – gem 77
            we call drop – enzyme – 2Fresh
            cats groove
            ravestory – sike
            check it out – vinyl junkie and austin
            bad bwoy – darkus and tension
            finest illusion – illegal mix
            trip 2 the moon – acen
            all night – vinyl junkie and darkus
            ganja madness – phuture assassins
            ads
            riddim – amnexiac (Dub plate)
            insomniak – sike (Dub plate)
            bad habits – portal (Dub plate)

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            DJ Ron-E Hardcore Breaks mix
            http://rapidshare.de/files/3587472/…2Fresh.MP3.html

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            check this set from Malice (2Fresh Records) loads of exclusive new bits!
            Click here to download the MALICE set from INFLUENZA 01/07/05

            some pics from a HardcoreBreaks Rave

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            Above pic: Hardcore Breaks room
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            Above pic: ENZYME Hardcore Breaks room
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            Above pic: ENZYME Hardcore Breaks room
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            Above pic: ENZYME Hardcore Breaks room

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            Above pic: Hardcore Breaks room
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            Above pic: MALICE Hardcore Breaks room
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            Above pic: MALICE Hardcore Breaks room
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            August 25, 2005 at 3:10 pm #1066757
            richie6
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              I love the old skool prodigy :bigsmile:
              I think that ‘jilted generation’ was the best album ever made
              I’m only 18 but I’ve got a brother, 25 and a sister 26 who were always into raving to the prodigy and going to dreamscape/global gathering and places like that so I was brought up around this type of music
              I’m not that into the oldskool rave pianos but tracks like the prodigy’s ‘break&enter’, ‘full throttle’, voodoo people’, ‘no good’, ‘poison’ etc are still some of my favourite tracks today.
              I love the early 160bpm hard trance tracks like ‘spaced invader’ and ‘4a.m’ but I find it hard to listen to this sort of music these days because it just makes me depressed wanting to go back to that time

              August 25, 2005 at 3:57 pm #1066760
              HardcoreBreak
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                richie6 wrote:
                I find it hard to listen to this sort of music these days because it just makes me depressed wanting to go back to that time

                no need to feel sad mate cause its back again! check http://www.HardcoreBreaks.co.uk for full details!

                August 25, 2005 at 4:06 pm #1066754
                djvu
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                  fuckin spot on il be haunting ya site for the next generation:)

                  Ive been playing oldskool at free partys for a few years now and still goes down a treat, il be playing at the scum tek this sat if anyones about 🙂
                  wicked site , i hope the production is as daring as it used to be

                  April 27, 2006 at 10:41 am #1066755
                  sinner69
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                    I am into the early prodigy….was lucky to work on their breaktrough gig i Copenhagen( grey hall, Christiania) back in -94….kickin ass I tell you….but breakbeats hard or whatever….sometimes it bugs me sometimes it dont…i miss the forward banging rythm other times….as long as it stays underground its fine with me…keep up the good work; bring out to the people the music they didnt know they enjoy….

                    April 27, 2006 at 11:48 am #1066753
                    JE5
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                      Not again! :toxic: 😉 It was actually called breakbeat hardcore, why not use the same name? I’m not into this reinventing genres business.

                      April 28, 2006 at 2:22 pm #1066761
                      CT23
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                        yeah some of that shit sounds far too polished , remaking less inventive 14 year old music aint the furure

                        Its gotta be at 240 bpm! and also take onbord the influences of techno/psy/hard dance

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