Makina Noize 12" Vinyl Hard Core Tracks BY Noize Machine Records

0:00 Got a video for all you hardcore freaks out there

Alright guys, got a video for all you hardcore freaks out there. Now, little bit of history, but this history is not precise. If we go back to the early 80s, that's pretty much when electronic style dance music began. You know, think about it, Donna Summer, I Feel Love, still to this day one of the best electronic dance tracks like forever. Then what happened towards the end of the 80s, the early 90s? Dance music was pretty much bubbling away and it was about to explode. Early 90s to mid-90s we had some strange things happening. We had jungle, we had drum and bass styles. And we also had a few people say, well this house music and this house style is very good but we want to make it faster. We want to make heads explode. I can remember lots of parties out Abergwesson and Talabont in mid Wales that would start Friday night and finish Monday morning and your ears would be bleeding from the noise. But...

What we had, we had the likes of techno, we had gabba techno, we had rave music, we had very, very fast styles, also the likes of happy hardcore. Now then, those styles have not gone. They are still here. They're here to stay like every single other dance style except a few that I don't like at all. Mumble rap. Anyway, I want you to check this out, okay? MakinaNoise.co.uk. This here... This is a 12-inch EP. This was not made last year, or 10 years ago, or 20 years ago should I say. This was this year. This is new. You can buy this now. And a big shout out to the man who sent it to me and the other one. Now first of all, an EP. An EP, an extended play, long play, quite often is at 33 RPM and you've got a whole bunch of tracks on there, maybe by the same artist or different artists.

2:35 We have Level Up, Bonjos and Glowsticks, I think it's Bonjos, yeah

A 12-inch EP on the other hand is maybe one or two tracks, sometimes two tracks, three tracks, maybe on both sides, on each side, sorry. And it could be by... is the same except it's going to be different tracks and quite often it's from different people as well. So this one here, the D&B EP Noise Machine Records and also we have this is White Noise EP. We have Level Up, Bonjos and Glowsticks, I think it's Bonjos, yeah. We have Extraterrestrials and Music Please. So, let's listen to a bit of absolute mayhem white noise. And if you're into your soul R&B, hip-hop and garage, I suggest you bugger off and turn off right now because this is mental. Also, if you listen, this style has that offbeat bassline.

5:28 Very vibrant and full of absolute mayhem and energy

Again, phrased like most other dance styles in 8s, 16s, and a phrase again is an amount of bars. And a bar is counted, you count a bar like this, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, and so on. And what you find with this style, like pretty much every single other dance style, Your bars will be in groups of phrases, and the phrase could be 8, 16, sometimes 24, and also 32. Okay, so... Oh, I've just got a bit of stuff on the end of the stylo. I'd say this one here is banjos and glow sticks, Billy Hill. Okay, other side, let's have a quick scoot on all the tracks. Okay, next one. Okay, again, very fast. Very vibrant and full of absolute mayhem and energy. This one, check it out, all right? Now that, that in itself is something that you'd want to stick on your wall, you know? Okay, Noise Machine Records. Here we go, one more time. You see vinyl, vinyl is not dead. Vinyl has always been around and it's here to stay end of. Anyone who begs to differ is a complete idiot.

Okay, check out the other side. Don't forget, this can be bought right now. On here, the DMBEP, not D and B, DMBEP. There you go, so a big shout-out to Noise Machine. Check out makinanoise.co.uk. Also find them on Facebook and SoundCloud. Practice and enjoy. Nice one.

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