18th January 2008: Scum Killer Promotions presents a night of death, grind and gabba brutality - (Gig, Dundee, Balcony Bar)

[Bikerboy]

I dunno, must have missed his radar...

[ArchFlameTera]

nah, he's coming down to this!

[Rotting Remains]

gabba should be left to the likes of = knifehandchop, scotch egg, dj shitmatt, eraserhead, etc. and even then its gross.

although soundstret by eraserhead is pure genius!!

[ArchFlameTera]

i like gabba in small doses. quite like some of the stuff on his page, bit of a change! the chances of me being drunk by that time at the gig are low however

[humndislocation]

Originally Posted by Rotting Remains

gabba should be left to the likes of = knifehandchop, scotch egg, dj shitmatt, eraserhead, etc. and even then its gross.

although soundstret by eraserhead is pure genius!!

Unless they've got a gabber album I don't know about, knifehandchop aren't gabber in the slightest. If this is eraserhead, MySpace.com - Eraserhead - DAYTON, Ohio - Drum & Bass / Jungle / Dub - www.myspace.com/ixtlan808, then eraserhead aren't gabber either.

For reference, this is what gabber sounds like:

MySpace.com - DJ Nosferatu - NL - Hardcore / Techno - www.myspace.com/djnosferatunl

MySpace.com - Ophidian - - Hardcore / Industrial / Techno - www.myspace.com/djophidian

MySpace.com - E-Noid - - Electro - www.myspace.com/3n01d

MySpace.com - Enzyme Records - NL - Hardcore - www.myspace.com/enzymerecords

Originally Posted by Bikerboy

I always thought Gabba was a type of electronic music? Are we on the same page here?

While unusual, it's not completely unheard of for metal bands to have gabber influences. The Berzerker are a good example.

Likewise, it's not unheard of for Hardcore artists to sample metal or grindcore. Case in point Ad Noiseam

Amazon.com: Hellspawn: Extreme Metal Meets Extreme Techno: Music: Various Artists

[ArchFlameTera]

Originally Posted by humndislocation

MySpace.com - DJ Nosferatu - NL - Hardcore / Techno - www.myspace.com/djnosferatunl

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[Bikerboy]

Originally Posted by humndislocation

While unusual, it's not completely unheard of for metal bands to have gabber influences. The Berzerker are a good example.

Likewise, it's not unheard of for Hardcore artists to sample metal or grindcore. Case in point Ad Noiseam

Amazon.com: Hellspawn: Extreme Metal Meets Extreme Techno: Music: Various Artists

Duran Duran Duran do a fantastic cover of Seasons in the Abyss.

[Bikerboy]

The distinction between breakcore and gabba isn't being made very clear here. From what I just listened to of Bong-Ra, I immediately think, breakcore. The other links you (humndislocation) put up, as references, seemed more like what I know as Gabba (which might I add is limited, as the second LastFM offered it to me I dismissed it as bad).

No digz intended, clarification would be good though.

[Bikerboy]

Might I add, this is awesome, found some good tunes from this, CHEERS HUMNZ.

[humndislocation]

Originally Posted by Bikerboy

The distinction between breakcore and gabba isn't being made very clear here. From what I just listened to of Bong-Ra, I immediately think, breakcore. The other links you (humndislocation) put up, as references, seemed more like what I know as Gabba (which might I add is limited, as the second LastFM offered it to me I dismissed it as bad).

No digz intended, clarification would be good though.

Yeah, it's breakcore, but as it borders on a few genres I thought it was relevant enough to be mentioned.

The Hellspawn compilation is well worth checking out if you can get your hands on it. It's got a class remix of Napalm Death's "Breed to breathe"

[ArchFlameTera]

i are machine, beasting!

the one "Touchin Mesel" is just fucking great!

and the streets of rage is funny as fuck, even if it just sounds like grind overload. he shoulda made a gabba track out of the streets of rage track alone!