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Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music

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Re: Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music

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This is missing all of the post-2011 dubstep subgenre stuff. If you search "melodic dubstep" or "chillstep" there's lots of relatively popular post-2011 stuff that's way more tasteful for a mass audience than skrillex. But that's just one branch. The other major branch is called "freeform bass" or sometimes "spacebass". Certain bass music (post-2016?) no longer has a clear genre definition, so we've literally adopted…

If you read the FAQ, he stopped working on most of this around 2014, so a lot of the newer stuff will be missing.

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Re: Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music

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This is missing all of the post-2011 dubstep subgenre stuff. If you search "melodic dubstep" or "chillstep" there's lots of relatively popular post-2011 stuff that's way more tasteful for a mass audience than skrillex. But that's just one branch. The other major branch is called "freeform bass" or sometimes "spacebass". Certain bass music (post-2016?) no longer has a clear genre definition, so we've literally adopted…

I'd love to see something about tearout Here's an example I found https://soundcloud.com/iamthedreameater/the-cleansing

> #Goat-Noises

Oh god. Not the soundcloud tag you want to be in.

Re: Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music

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Yes, finally! Ishkur's original guide and Listology's Darktremor's top 400 trance list and Dazzamack's top 1000 EDM lists are what really got me into electronic music! I'm kinda bummed out right now that listology.com doesn't exist anymore :( EDIT: For anyone interested, at the time, I downloaded both Darktremor's and Dazzamack's lists. You can find them here: https://gist.github.com/dukeofharen/48450ec07254f82c7a9b5…

I got at least one reaction :) So here you go: https://github.com/dukeofharen/listology-lists

I've also sent a mail to the webmaster of Listology to see if there is any possibility to get the community back online (I've also offered my time for helping).

Re: Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music

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post #69

Yes, finally! Ishkur's original guide and Listology's Darktremor's top 400 trance list and Dazzamack's top 1000 EDM lists are what really got me into electronic music! I'm kinda bummed out right now that listology.com doesn't exist anymore :( EDIT: For anyone interested, at the time, I downloaded both Darktremor's and Dazzamack's lists. You can find them here: https://gist.github.com/dukeofharen/48450ec07254f82c7a9b5…

Yeah, please upload them!

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