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Style : Jungle Parent : Drum n bass Description : predecessor of dnb, has its roots in the early 90's uk ravescene. Usually combines fast, chopped up breakbeats with reggae/hiphop and rave elements.

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Style: Drill 'nbass parent: drum 'n bass description: Drill 'n bass is characterized by extremely complex and detailed drum programming, often sampled from the famous "amen" breakbeat. The complexity and attention to measure-by-measure detail found in drill 'n bass distanced it from the dancefloor mentality of early drum 'n bass.

(could also post it under idm, but i think there's a big difference..)

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Style : NuSkool Parent : Breakbeat Description : Nuskool is a child of breakbeat and drum n bass. with strong and loud breaks Some greatest artists of Nuskool Breakbeat : The Rogue Element, Freq Nasty, Infusion, Dj Hyper, General Midi, Pendulum, Exile ...

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Style: schranz (hardtechno) Parent: techno Description: (from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schranz)

Schranz is the name given to European (especially German) hard techno, a style of techno typically around 140-150 BPM and based around massively bass-heavy kick drums, driving percussion and distorted, looping synth noises. The music can however be slower. The term originated in 1994 when Frankfurt-based DJ Chris Liebing used it to describe a certain type of techno in a record store he ran -- "For me personally, since that day in 1994, "Schranz" is a description for various dark and distorted sounds in Techno" (Chris Liebing 2002). "Schranz" has no particular meaning in any language, except for "schranzen" (to eat loudly and voraciously) in Dutch slang. There are speculations, however, that it was meant as a contraction of the to German verbs schreien (scream) and tanzen (dance), i.e. "scrance".

More recently (2005-06), Schranz music has morphed into an even faster style generally referred to as "hardtechno" and running at 150+ bpm. That style is most prominently represented by DJs/producers DJ Amok, DJ Rush, Frank Kvitta, Sven Wittekind and Robert Natus, whereas Chris Liebing has not followed this move and indeed now hovers around 130 bpm in his DJ sets.

style : neo-classical parent : contemporary description : usually used to describe a Contemporary composition written in the style of an earlier period, such as classical, romantic, or modern.

style : free-improvisation parent : contemporary description : free music is improvised music without any rules beyond the taste or inclination of the musician(s) involved and typically lacking reference, musicologically, to other genres. As well as being its own genre or format, it can also be used as a technique. "Free Improvisation," as a style of music, developed in the U.S. and Europe in the mid and late 1960's, largely as an outgrowth of free jazz and modern classical musics.

style : Acousmatic parent : contemporary description : is a logical extension of musique concrete, a form of music which is presented through loudspeakers to an audience from an analog or digital tape-recording. This music may contain sounds that have recognisably musical sources, but may equally present recognisable sources that are beyond the bounds of traditional vocal and instrumental technology.

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Style : dark-ambient Parent : ambient/indus Description : Dark ambient is a subgenre of ambient music which emerged in the 1980s and 1990s with the introduction of new synthesizer and sampling technology in the electronic music genre and other technical advances in music. Dark ambient is a very diverse genre; it is often closely linked with industrial music, noise, gothic rock, and sometimes even black metal, yet can be free from any derivatives and connections to other genres or styles. The term is generally used as a catch-all for any form of ambient music that has dark, foreboding, ominous, or discordant overtones.

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style: power electronics parent: noise description: Power electronics was originally related to the early industrial records scene but later became more identified with the noise music scene. It largely consists of screeching waves of feedback, analogue synthesizers making sub-bass pulses or high frequency squealing sounds, and screamed, distorted, often hateful and offensive lyrics. Deeply atonal, there are no "notes" or conventional rhythms in power electronics.

I was thinking of adding a 'genre' Live

because i also have one piece of my live, and nobody will listen to it properly cuz its posted in dnb and way to long to listen entirely i think other users have livesets too, that are hidden in their list of songs.. just an idea :)

when will there be an **edit by zark: DONE ** in that power elektroniks -kotteke? :)) impatient

style : raggacore parent : breakcore descritption ; style of soft breakcore which use some raggamuffin or jungle vocals and/or riddims.