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Is drum 'n' bass burning out?
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Nem érdekes, csak az alcím, és a dátum. Ennyire régi ez a "lemez". /bár tudom, sokan még ma is kedvelik :wink: /

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Ez is régi, de ez legalább tényleg érdekes... (lehet annak, aki nem tud ezekről a dolgokról túl sokat.)

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How Jungle Is--and Isn't--the 'New Jazz'

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Rohan (Bassbin), Optiv (C4C) interju + regebbi Chris Inperspective, Kasra, Outrage :arrow: http://www.funxion.gr/articlez/

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optiv és kasra interjú
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szelep csak egy posttal nezz lejjebb :D

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akkor vettem észre amikor már postoltam,sorryyy

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mindig gondolkozz mielott postolsz :)
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boards of canada interju a pitchforkon
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az uj albumrol ( :love: ), a gitaros-akusztikus hangzasrol ( :) ), a kezdetekrol meg arrol, hogy valojaban testverek ( :shock: )

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Kérdezz-felelek Evol Intent-tel

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Real name & Where are you from?
I'm known as Nicholas Robert Weiller to my parents.
I was born in Rome, Italy, but I was raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Yep.

Where did the name come from?
What... my name? Odd question.. I'm not sure where my name comes from.


How did you become involved in the Drum & Bass scene?
I played in punk bands all throughout high school and when I got to
college, i couldnt find anyone to play with. So I went to a rave and
heard some drum and bass. It sounded fast, hard and neat-o. So I liked it.


What projects are you currently working on?
Well, we're all pretty consumed with Evol Intent at the moment, but we've
all got our minds on other things as well. Aj is working on an idm project
titled "slow funeral"... Before the onslaught of work recently, I was
working on some idm things as well and playing in a band. I'm really into
the idea of starting up a band with the 3 members of Evol Intent actually.
We all have similar influences and we can all hold our own on "real"
instruments. ;)


What are your musical influences?
Recently, I've been listening to people like venetian snares, ochre,
radiohead, mogwai, mars volta.. lots of idm, rock.. I usually throw on
some propagandhi when I need something heavy. As far as dnb goes, I've
been playing a lot of stuff by tech itch, noisia, mayhem.. hard and heavy,
but danceable. :)

Name 3 songs from when you were a child that you liked?
My sister got me into punk when i was in 4th grade, so i've always been
into that stuff more than anything. I remember listening to "waiting room"
by fugazi on the way to summer camp with her and my parents in the car.
Hmm, I listened to a lot of nwa and eazy e in 6th grade. I definitely
remember playing the amen loop from straight outta compton on my desk at
school... hmm, 1 more song? Shit.. "welcome home sanitarium" by metallica.

Are there any Drum & Bass artists you would like to work with?
nope.

Are there any non Drum & Bass artists you would like to work with?
yep.

What would be your dream tune to remix?
Hmmmm.. whiplash by future cut.

What tunes are currently at the front of your record box?
"hideous" by noisia & black sun empire, "through the loop" by pendulum,
limewax's remix of "life of sin" by tech itch, "filth bath" by evol intent
& corrupt souls... lots of good stuff around right now.

Favourite all time d&b tune?
I think the tune that had the most impact on me was "whiplash" by future
cut. I was into dnb for a long time before that, but I can clearly recall
going crazy the first time I heard it.

Whats your favourite place to play?
Well, in the United States, I'd say San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Rochester, New York.

Any place you really want to play ?
I'd love to play @ The End in london.

Where do you see drum & bass heading this year?
Digital Distribution.

What are your thoughts on d&b and the internet?
Fuck dnb and the internet.

What are your thoughts on mp3 vs vinyl?
They're both valid platforms. I play cd's, sorry if it bothers anyone, but
it's more efficient and doesnt weigh as much. :P

What do you do when your not playing out or in the studio?
smoke drugs and worship false idols.

What hardware/software do you use to produce?
Logic, Reason, Recycle and assorted plug ins and fancy shit.

Who is your favourite pin up girl?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Dunno. Tough one.. I've always loved allysa milano. *drools

What do you Listen to apart from D&B?
Radiohead.

What do you get upto on a night off from d&b?
When I get some time off in Atlanta, i like to stay at home and recover
and rest, but if i'm feeling lively.. chances are you can catch me at the
cheetah looking at boobies and having fun with my friends. I'm not a
(total) pervert, but strip clubs are good places for men to be men without
catching shit for it.

Fave Movies?
I didn't like star wars # 4 and 5.

Do you read much? If so what?
Liberal diarreah mainly.. but i'll read some dan brown stuff, mindless
suspense bullshit to make my flights go by faster. :)

Are you religious? What are your thoughts on religion?
No, I'm not religious. I'm agnostic I suppose.

Boobs or Bums?
ASSES

Worst and Fave current pop song?
worst: anything by yellowcard
fave: anything by yellowcard

Do you hate 50 cent as much as we do?
Sure

Fave Food & drink?
I like sushi. I like chicken. I like jagerbombs. I like water. I like
crown royal with ginger ale.

Beards or Moustaches?
beards.

Mullets or Quiffs?
Queefs

Guns n Roses or Motley Crue ?
Guns n Roses

Best Suicide technique?
9mm to the dome.

Do you have any bad habits?
of course I do.

Do you think you are going to heaven? (if it exists)
Wow, I dunno. I hope so.

If santa was real do you think you would get many gifts?
yes.

What pisses you off in the world?
no comment

What would you change about the world if you could?
Hmm, Something involving the removal of George Bush from the White House. :)


Any shouts / hugs / disses?
Shouts.. sure. ATL and 404audio, my parents and family, my evol brohams aj
and mike, mayhem, my brother from another mother Ewun, Joanna aka syze
aka early flight getting agent supreme, Chris Renegade & Clayton at
hardware, all the technical freaks.. shit, i'm gonna stop there b/c i'll
just forget people and they'll hold a grudge. fuckin pussies.


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Dj Hyper interjú:

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Vector Burn interjúú

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the latest issue of Rinse Mag features a MUST READ article on legendary producer and master bassist Bill Laswell, partner in crime Robert Soares, Ohm Boss Kurt Submerged and their upcoming projects with some of todays finest in dnb. In the month of October, some of these projects came to life on stage @ The Stone in Manhattan, where Bill preformed on stage with the likes of Submerged, Corrupt Souls, Enduser, Temulent, Graham Haynes, Guy Licata and Mark Fillip.

Submerged wrote:
New Music. We don't even have a name for it yet. Is it Jazz? Is it Drum n Bass? Is it Experimental? We don't really care. We are just in the practice of doing what we feel, and putting it out there for you to get into. Live musicians with instruments, DJs, laptops, every method of creating sound from the simplest to the most complex. Ohm Resistance music is a feeling that we cannot confine easily in words. It is new, it is happening here in New York, and we invite you to see it in its evolutionary phase.


reading the article, you cant help but get excited to hear what can and will become of this! If you get Rinse in your area, i strongly recommend checking the article out. and if you dont check the links below for the actual article ;]

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Part 1 // Part 2

original article written by mary morris for rinse magazine.
hosting of cover shot and written pages by jaggi



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KLUTE aka Tom Withers has been a fixture in the Drum and Bass scene since 1990, and founding father of his record label - Commercial Suicide.
His productions were signed by labels like Metalheadz, 31 Records, Hospital Records and Certificate 18.
At the moment Klute focuses on Commercial Suicide and collaborations with Amit and Break mostly.


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Where does the name Klute come from?

It is the name of a film of the same name starring Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland.


Do you have any musical background?

Yes, very much so. I come from a very musical family, with 2 sisters who
encouraged me to appreciate music along with my parents. I first learnt to
play the drums and then the guitar.


I read that you used to be in punk band. Can you tell us more about it?

I formed a hardcore band called the Stupids in 1983 and for the next 6 years we released about 4 albums toured the world loads of media coverage. It was quite a ride and a lot of fun.


What do you prefer: CD / MP3 or vinyl?

Well, I guess I do prefer vinyl but cd's come a close second. Mp3's are the
modern day equivilant of cassettes.


Can you agree with the statement that vinyl will die in a few years?

People have always been keen to predict the death of vinyl. If past
experience is anything to go by, then NO, I don't think it will die.


When was your golden era of drum & bass?

I would have to say its got to be the time I first discovered it - when it
wasn't called drum and bass, it was either jungle or rave or hardcore. Im
not going to say it was necessarily any better then, but when you first
dicover something new its the most exciting time.


What are your Drum & Bass influences?

That's a hard question these days. I really have to say I don't take too
many references from d&b these days. I suppose I take little techniques I
hear from time to time.


Which one of your own productions (album/single) are you content with?

My personal favorite tune ive made is Splendor which came out on Metalheadz, but maybe because it hides itself from me and when I hear it from time to time it surprises me.


What is your next project for the near future?

As far as Klute goes I am developing ideas for my next album project. I just did 2 quite quickly so I don't want to rush into doing another so soon. As far as my label Commercial Suicide there are many things to come. Next is the Amit album.



Which producer do you appreciate most at the moment?

Either Amit or Break, but more truthfully I appreciate myself more due to
the diversity of my music.


Your label Commercial Suicide is getting bigger, what are the artists that you feature on your label?

Commercial Suicide was never really set up to sign other artists. It was
primarily to release my own music. What I prefer is to work with like minded artists for as long as mutually beneficial. A good example of this is with Amit. We work together very well. Next would be Break or SKC.


Any collaboration with Break and Amit in the future?

Who knows


What projects are you currently working on?

Personally im relaxing in the studio and writing lots of great tunes without
the pressure of writing for an album.


Future of Commercial Suicide? What have you planned for this year?

There are 3 more records to come out this year on Commercial Suicide.
Suicide 029 - Amit - MK Ultra re Order
Suicide 030 - Break - Pression / No destiny
Suicide 031 - Klute - Learning Curve / hell hath no fury
Next year all that is scheduled so far is the Amit album - Never Ending.
There’s plenty more, but I haven’t decided what yet.


You have been on the drum and bass scene since the 1990s. What can you say about the current worldwide scene?

I think its nice and healthy which is in part due to the internet, but I
think there’s a down side as well. Many people have come to expect too much from D&B. With the internet people have started to expect to hear free music all the time. This I think has cheapened the music. There is a lot of power in the mystery of going to see a DJ play exciting new music you've never heard before. The internet kills this if you can download the whole set within minutes.


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