Because tearout breaks died with the dubstep explosion in 2007. It'll come back around though. Elektroshok was putting out some sick shit around 2012. Has a less reece synth vibe. Tighter and more electro (duh) inspired in it's flavour, but still heavy as fuck and infinitely danceable. Essence - Aggresivenes is a good one. If you want something more like this circa 2005 to 2007 rektchordz - horror-fi is a certified banger
There's a really good breakbeat scene in Spain. Guys like Nitro ESP, Mutantbreakz, CODE BREAKERZ, and the British guys like Breakfastaz and Ed209 are still on the go.
Saw breakfasts at fabric 2004 I think. Great night. Break beat was great. Every friend loved it, we all used to have a boogie. 10+ mates all getting down dancing lads and lasses. Great to do long motorway journeys also. Remember 90mph for 2-3 hrs made it a pleasure, and helps with reactions I think also.
Vaya años...2004-2006, pedazos de productores nos encontrabamos. Aquasky, Autobots, Screwface, Backdraft, Breakfastaz, Transformer man, Ctrl Z, Distortionz, Deep Impact, D-Ranged, Rektchordz, Ed 209, Far too loud, Atomic Hooligan, Bomberman..... y sellos como Passenger, Lot49, Hardcore beats, Cut & Run,....fueron mis referentes del Nuskool...quien volviera a esos años...(no digo que sea ni mejor ni peor) solo que para mi fueron los años dorados😜😜
Sin duda que fueron los años dorados.. Para mi también y tal y como has escrito tú para mis gusto también esos artistas y esos sellos aunque falten alguno más poraí.
@@MrJguileo jajaja ya.. Pero vamos este rollo es el bueno!! Y que años tan buenos de música! Pues acabo de encontrar este mismo tema en vinilo que llevó años detrás del disco!! Este es el auténtico que saco mr fli y lo pincho en EVASSION en el Martín Carpena
For some reason, when I first played this track, I thought it would be tight. I skipped more into the track, and I was right, this is pretty damn tight. x)
Why can't I find a 320 or wav of this anywhere :/ Their whole dsicography seems to be on beatport but this. Used to have it on vinyl back in the day but no luck with a digital copy.
anyone read Neal Asher's INFINITY MACHINE? If I made film of it, this would be the soundtrack to the final showdown between The Brockle, Penny Royal, Amistad, Riss, Earth Central, The Aetheter, the whole shanbangabang.
Walkin with a tag on the toe, bed a body bag, put on baggy clothes ta hide that ima bag of bones, bags under eyes, from the blunts i smoke they Blood shot, blood bourne hunting you down, makin blood pour like the rap game blood sport, cold hearted, scrapin frost off my skin in the morn, as a child I chilled with the children of the corn, on cortisol I o.d, i am the lord of the lonley, Always Seein signs of the end, dyin in my dreamz, reaper in my REM. I put me in pain like its protocol, panic attacks apart of my programmin, struggle runnin the show, many episodes manic, i love to be alone, in crowds i cant stand it, struggle stayin on feet cuz i'm constantly famished and pale from the vasoconstriction, with varicose veins, stuck tryna make bread going against the grain, speakin to shadows of former selves, hiding behind what i think i should say, mind an enclosure, mouth is a cave, staglamite teeth, dead or alive, I stay right in between, stranded at sea, hangin onto debris!
i like to play music in the dark hours of the nite in the moon lit skies until the morning sun comes arise dropping the beats with a sickness illest to be known a turntable terrorist rockin the decks my weapons the wheels of cold steel into their minds i place fear ......................hahahh i just came up with that off the limb
I think the guys that made up The Breakfastaz are still about, just produce under different names and probably gave up Breaks altogether. I don't blame them, Breaks became a dirty word and as a result, a significant amount of the producers involved moved on many years ago - when music is your sole $ source, and a sound is considered defunked, then there is little incentive to keep at it. It happened to Breaks, has happened to Dubstep in recent times as well, but like all music genre's that were once kings of the world, they go through cycles and tend to still maintain their scenes across the world. To be honest, Breakfastaz were part of the whole tearout issue that helped the scene eat itself and stagnate, so even though they were great and had their place, I can understand why it got to a point where they probably didn't want to bother anymore. Maybe one day when we have more of a serious resurgence in interest in breakbeat music again, they'll consider making a comeback - we'll just have to wait and see.
@@alexbirminghan9332 At least where I live, Electro House (and to a lesser extent Dubstep) were the death of Breaks, circa 2005/2006ish. People wanted a new sound to get excited about in the clubs, and they had grown bored of the usual suspects touring and playing very similar sets all the time - it just wasn't interesting for the average punter anymore (the people that weren't making an effort to find events and raves where the sound was still being pushed) that wanted to head out and gurn until the the club closed without having to be too informed on the music (nothing wrong with that, everyone is allowed to have fun without being a music nerd as well). The irony is that nowadays, where you get far more versatile sets that also tend to have a nod to the past in their sound, breakbeat music is still there and people lose their minds for it when the beats and bass kick in. We may not call it nuskool breaks anymore, and the sound certainly has moved on from when we used terms like tearout, plodstep or tech-funk, but the music is still out there and is well received when played at the right time to the right crowd.
@@pageup213 all your comments are spot on about the breaks scene. I use to play loads of from the early trip hop, onto big beat then settling on various aspects of the bass heavy be it tear out or a more proggy bass heavy vibe. I'm just waiting for it to have a rebirth and I'll be well away lol, except mine is all on vinyl. But you are correct about when ppl do hear a taste of it they want more. I had to laugh once when some 18yr old we're chatting about the tunes and describing it as dubstep but faster lol. Technically true but the lineage of the genres was the other way round with dubstep being the new kid and pretty much killed nu skool breaks in my area. The clubbers today have a whole load of bass tunes they know nothing about! You can tell by the fact the view count on yt is so low for classics from botchit and scarper label for example.
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Why is no one recommending stuff like this?
Because tearout breaks died with the dubstep explosion in 2007. It'll come back around though.
Elektroshok was putting out some sick shit around 2012. Has a less reece synth vibe. Tighter and more electro (duh) inspired in it's flavour, but still heavy as fuck and infinitely danceable. Essence - Aggresivenes is a good one.
If you want something more like this circa 2005 to 2007 rektchordz - horror-fi is a certified banger
Just did
There's a really good breakbeat scene in Spain. Guys like Nitro ESP, Mutantbreakz, CODE BREAKERZ, and the British guys like Breakfastaz and Ed209 are still on the go.
On wax… 👍🏻 got em. Thanks for the upload.
Saw breakfasts at fabric 2004 I think. Great night. Break beat was great. Every friend loved it, we all used to have a boogie. 10+ mates all getting down dancing lads and lasses. Great to do long motorway journeys also. Remember 90mph for 2-3 hrs made it a pleasure, and helps with reactions I think also.
Fierce! It's hard to beat the thrill of amazing breaks.
Koma and Bones... This one was the first for me. Love it. I hope other people found insiration. Lifelong dj. WinoWarrior. Respect.
Vaya años...2004-2006, pedazos de productores nos encontrabamos. Aquasky, Autobots, Screwface, Backdraft, Breakfastaz, Transformer man, Ctrl Z, Distortionz, Deep Impact, D-Ranged, Rektchordz, Ed 209, Far too loud, Atomic Hooligan, Bomberman..... y sellos como Passenger, Lot49, Hardcore beats, Cut & Run,....fueron mis referentes del Nuskool...quien volviera a esos años...(no digo que sea ni mejor ni peor) solo que para mi fueron los años dorados😜😜
MrJguileo ya ves tio esos tiempos son los mejores
Dj quest y dj mutiny del sello funkatech records
Sin duda que fueron los años dorados.. Para mi también y tal y como has escrito tú para mis gusto también esos artistas y esos sellos aunque falten alguno más poraí.
@@miguelrey5691 alguno q otro falta...😜
@@MrJguileo jajaja ya.. Pero vamos este rollo es el bueno!! Y que años tan buenos de música!
Pues acabo de encontrar este mismo tema en vinilo que llevó años detrás del disco!!
Este es el auténtico que saco mr fli y lo pincho en EVASSION en el Martín Carpena
Rock&Roll Dance music at its chunky best.🎶👊😁
Señor temon para el que lo sepa apreciar 💀🖤
SUCH A TUNE
That beat is just AWESOME
Started my 1st ever mix cd of with this dark bassy beaut!
2018 ! Im still rocking this
OVER 9000 TIMES BETTER THAN 2014-16 NEUROFUNK RELEASES!
Fact 2018 comment
True true
Absolute immense
Wow, what a great track
Вот это драйв!! Отличный трек.
Reminds me of first day general midi remix
Get down, get down, get down, get down!
This shit is fucking sick, I never heard of this artist until now. WoW these are some dope breakz and I have been around!
koma n bones from lancaster uk. 3 lads koma, bones n jude
Nick Anderton Thanks I am really enjoying their Tracks 😎
Уууф вот это настоящий тёмный брейкбит. Бас нагружает кабину, переходы заставляют трепетать.
Forever banger
Fuaf....de mis favoritos
wicked beats love it
y esta bestialidad !!!! dios q puto temazo
For some reason, when I first played this track, I thought it would be tight. I skipped more into the track, and I was right, this is pretty damn tight.
x)
Beautifully designed...
Fuckkkk yes
Still rocking the shit!!!!
😉😉😉😉
total phatness.
Down has been gotten, fo sho
#dancelikeawhalenotlikeafish
TEAROUT!!
Great unity of all the elements. Tidy biznizz
Sehr geil 👍
Классный.бас.😊
Driving Riddims😈
Why can't I find a 320 or wav of this anywhere :/
Their whole dsicography seems to be on beatport but this. Used to have it on vinyl back in the day but no luck with a digital copy.
2016 GET DOWN
Señor temazo ufff de locos
Guapisiimo
Lovely!
Temazo
anyone read Neal Asher's INFINITY MACHINE? If I made film of it, this would be the soundtrack to the final showdown between The Brockle, Penny Royal, Amistad, Riss, Earth Central, The Aetheter, the whole shanbangabang.
Dayum !!!!!!
Закачались головы!)
Thanks for the upload!
mmm, tasty beat :D
TUNE
Круто.
Walkin with a tag on the toe, bed a body bag, put on baggy clothes ta hide that ima bag of bones, bags under eyes, from the blunts i smoke they Blood shot, blood bourne hunting you down, makin blood pour like the rap game blood sport, cold hearted, scrapin frost off my skin in the morn, as a child I chilled with the children of the corn, on cortisol I o.d, i am the lord of the lonley, Always Seein signs of the end, dyin in my dreamz, reaper in my REM. I put me in pain like its protocol, panic attacks apart of my programmin, struggle runnin the show, many episodes manic, i love to be alone, in crowds i cant stand it, struggle stayin on feet cuz i'm constantly famished and pale from the vasoconstriction, with varicose veins, stuck tryna make bread going against the grain, speakin to shadows of former selves, hiding behind what i think i should say, mind an enclosure, mouth is a cave, staglamite teeth, dead or alive, I stay right in between, stranded at sea, hangin onto debris!
fresh
Top tune
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1:55 onward is sick
Nice work
FROM COLOMBIA TERAELECTRO
When it was only rythem
Mikey likes it! ^^.
Badass. My version of zumba. Haha.
heaaaaaaaaaavvvvvvvvvyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
@JAVIERSANist There's one for sale on discogs and another one on gemm
Nice.
Tema top....xd
WUUUUUUT
i like to play music in the dark hours of the nite in the moon lit skies until the morning sun comes arise dropping the beats with a sickness illest to be known a turntable terrorist rockin the decks my weapons the wheels of cold steel into their minds i place fear ......................hahahh i just came up with that off the limb
Ничего не понятно, но очень интересно)))
Comow Comow Comow!!!!!! Jajajaja k pecha m pego neneee tomaaa aiiii jierrroooooooo
pecka
woooojojojo
Break dance practice, youtube
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@spinstar56 put some beats behind it n upload it!
the only pecka i see in this place is 1tonyXX....and apparently hashskunk..
whatever happened to fastaz?
I think the guys that made up The Breakfastaz are still about, just produce under different names and probably gave up Breaks altogether. I don't blame them, Breaks became a dirty word and as a result, a significant amount of the producers involved moved on many years ago - when music is your sole $ source, and a sound is considered defunked, then there is little incentive to keep at it. It happened to Breaks, has happened to Dubstep in recent times as well, but like all music genre's that were once kings of the world, they go through cycles and tend to still maintain their scenes across the world. To be honest, Breakfastaz were part of the whole tearout issue that helped the scene eat itself and stagnate, so even though they were great and had their place, I can understand why it got to a point where they probably didn't want to bother anymore. Maybe one day when we have more of a serious resurgence in interest in breakbeat music again, they'll consider making a comeback - we'll just have to wait and see.
Its coming back, for sure.
@@pageup213 its like.. tearout came about... then BOOM.. breaks dropped off... its still one of my favorite genres though
@@alexbirminghan9332 At least where I live, Electro House (and to a lesser extent Dubstep) were the death of Breaks, circa 2005/2006ish. People wanted a new sound to get excited about in the clubs, and they had grown bored of the usual suspects touring and playing very similar sets all the time - it just wasn't interesting for the average punter anymore (the people that weren't making an effort to find events and raves where the sound was still being pushed) that wanted to head out and gurn until the the club closed without having to be too informed on the music (nothing wrong with that, everyone is allowed to have fun without being a music nerd as well). The irony is that nowadays, where you get far more versatile sets that also tend to have a nod to the past in their sound, breakbeat music is still there and people lose their minds for it when the beats and bass kick in. We may not call it nuskool breaks anymore, and the sound certainly has moved on from when we used terms like tearout, plodstep or tech-funk, but the music is still out there and is well received when played at the right time to the right crowd.
@@pageup213 all your comments are spot on about the breaks scene. I use to play loads of from the early trip hop, onto big beat then settling on various aspects of the bass heavy be it tear out or a more proggy bass heavy vibe. I'm just waiting for it to have a rebirth and I'll be well away lol, except mine is all on vinyl. But you are correct about when ppl do hear a taste of it they want more. I had to laugh once when some 18yr old we're chatting about the tunes and describing it as dubstep but faster lol. Technically true but the lineage of the genres was the other way round with dubstep being the new kid and pretty much killed nu skool breaks in my area. The clubbers today have a whole load of bass tunes they know nothing about! You can tell by the fact the view count on yt is so low for classics from botchit and scarper label for example.
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Willight, Liliya Reedler Meganity! Where gan I wound your Cheatmaster Professional Lightness in Rifle tutorial chainsaw attacks? Is it possible: ID 7564-0981; Why so amazing headshots? Why Aloya, why Palageya?
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