So fucking good. The crowd at Wasteland was amazing. Easily the most active crowd we were in.
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EDM Era |OT| We're All Deaf Now
- Thread starter Aomber
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I saw Skrillex play for 4 hours about two weeks ago at a tiny festival in the middle of the Arizona desert. I've had a love/hate relationship with his music, but his skill as a DJ has become something to behold. He's masterful at working a crowd with an almost limitless pool of genres.
Skrillex produces a lot behind the scenes for other artists now a day
I didn't know this was here!
I went to my very first EDC LV this year, and I had a great time. I bought myself a hydration pack for Vegas and it was a lifesaver. I constantly drank water throughout the festival.
I had friends going to SMF in Tampa. I would have went but I already spent enough as is on the trip to Vegas and the hotel. Day 2 was cancelled because of the weather and there's quite a few DJs booking local places to try and keep it going.
I went to my very first EDC LV this year, and I had a great time. I bought myself a hydration pack for Vegas and it was a lifesaver. I constantly drank water throughout the festival.
I had friends going to SMF in Tampa. I would have went but I already spent enough as is on the trip to Vegas and the hotel. Day 2 was cancelled because of the weather and there's quite a few DJs booking local places to try and keep it going.
I should be raving here in Tampa. The best show is Zomboy and Excision but its sold out:/
Been listening to EDC sets at work.
Shocked Tiesto presses the play button for 20 minutes on Avicii tracks and played Jackie Chan twice.
Afrojacks set was unreal. He just needs to yell a little less.
Shocked Tiesto presses the play button for 20 minutes on Avicii tracks and played Jackie Chan twice.
Afrojacks set was unreal. He just needs to yell a little less.
Claude VonStroke's set was pretty goooood. trippy af. virtual SELF .. mm yes when he dropped Ghost Voices the vibe was so gooood. 4b was wild and loco dice was ace. Finally seen REZZ and enjoyed it too! Eric Pryds was nice. Since it was my first year, i just really soaked it all in and just explored everywhere every day. The next time i go, ill probably go deeper into the crowds so i can be closer to the stage and go hard lol. I also enjoyed SaymyName and GTA's set at basspod. Gorgon City was also a highlight too! I really liked how everywhere you went, there was some type of attraction/art/thing to see/experience. Carnival square with the small rooms that housed some cool things to do was awesome as well.
what a great experience my first EDC LV was. I definitely want to do it again.
what a great experience my first EDC LV was. I definitely want to do it again.
Wow, just found out Pogo has an unlisted video of him basically saying he "has a thorough dislike for homosexual people". That is really disappointing, what a damn shame whenever you find out someone who's art you enjoy comes out and says something like that. Fuck this guy. I'm very sorry for any music I ever shared of his on this thread and thoroughly regret doing so.
https://youtu.be/v-THMK6_JPM
https://youtu.be/v-THMK6_JPM
Lol. Welcome to the club! I like the triplet Vini Vici Psy shit, but the Hardstyle scene needs to reel it back.
Yeah, can't be more excited. Modesto is 45 min from my house!!!
I think this is the spot Symbiosis Festival was at years ago...
Loved the Gold Mix. Exlxaxl is still one of my favorite songs.
I had forgotten all about this year's Defqon.1 Anthem....
Project One = Headhunterz and Wildstylez.
I'm not too big a fan of it. It's a decent Hardstyle track on it's own but it disappoints as a anthem.
Project One = Headhunterz and Wildstylez.
I'm not too big a fan of it. It's a decent Hardstyle track on it's own but it disappoints as a anthem.
It makes sense seeing as it's way closer to the bay area. It'll be way easier to get friends to go now. Most of mine were totally against driving 6 hours to camp somewhere.
I was at Movement, best music I've ever experienced at a festival so far. Helena Hauff, DJ Stingray, Nina Kraviz, Marcell Dettman, Function, Adam X all blew me away
Guess who's back with another edition of Bollywood vs Hardstyle?
Switching it up with a Hardcore track!
Also
Blue = Raw Hardstyle
Switching it up with a Hardcore track!
Also
Blue = Raw Hardstyle
Here are some amazing tunes from the 90s.
Lassigue Bendthaus - Render (US-ID Mix) (1994)
Emmanuel Top - Rubycon (1997)
Lassigue Bendthaus - Render (US-ID Mix) (1994)
Emmanuel Top - Rubycon (1997)
That Skrillex x Yellow Claw collab back then?
Turn into that with the help of DJ Snake. I think they should do a mini-album dedicated to Yellow Claw x DJ Snake.
Turn into that with the help of DJ Snake. I think they should do a mini-album dedicated to Yellow Claw x DJ Snake.
I like both of them. Also helps that I tend to like some of San Holo's work so whenever they collab it's almost guaranteed to be a good track. Yellow Claw's attempts at trying to blur the line between rap, hip hop, and/or pop just doesn't do it for me most of the time. I don't know how those tracks are doing though in regards to views. In My Room was a good hip hop track from Yellow Claw with the help of DJ Mustard.
That's good to hear at least. More power to them. I'm not going to be one of those fans that are pissy and whiny about the direction their music is going *cough* Chainsmokers*cough*.
Yes I'm still upset about the direction they took, lol.
Yes I'm still upset about the direction they took, lol.
I guess the first time I even knew that Chainsmokers was so big was seeing them at Coachella so I don't remember when they were actually a different sorta act. A lot of my favorite EDM songs that I play over and over again are essentially pop acts. Matoma/Cheat Codes featuring some random unremarkable vocalist are sometimes exactly what I end up putting on over and over.
Their concerts and sets are full of bangers, but their actual music is the complete opposite lol. Pre-DLMD was Big Room and Electro House Chainsmokers. Post-DLMD is Pop Chainsmokers.
I don't think much has changed for them in regards to their concerts and sets except for adding in more genres (which was recent by closing with Happy Hardcore).