Drill 'n bass (deleted 02 Jun 2008 at 08:01)
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Drill 'n bass is a genre name coined by fans for a type of electronic music that emerged from drum 'n bass in the mid-1990s. Artists like Luke Vibert, Squarepusher, and most famously, Aphex Twin created the sound in 1995.
The genre is characterized by extremely complex and detailed drum programming, often sampled from the famous "amen" breakbeat. Although inspired by early Jungle music, 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.
Only a few artists, such as The Flashbulb, still clung to the Drill 'n bass label.
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Key early releases (1995)
- Hangable Auto Bulb series of EPs by Aphex Twin (as AFX)
- Conumber E:P by Squarepusher
- Alroy Road Tracks by Squarepusher (as Duke of Harringay)
- Plug 1 Visible Crater Funk, Plug 2 Rebuilt Kev and Plug 3 Versatile Crib Funk, a series of EPs by Luke Vibert (as Plug)
Notable later releases
- Feed Me Weird Things - Squarepusher (1996)
- Richard D. James - Aphex Twin (1996)
- Come to Daddy - Aphex Twin EP (1997)
- Big Loada - Squarepusher (1997)
- Boku Mo Wakaran - Bogdan Raczynski (1998)
- Lunatic Harness - µ-ziq (1997)
- drukqs - Aphex Twin (2001)
See also
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| Breakbeat/Breaks | |
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| Acid breaks - Big beat - Breakbeat hardcore - Breakcore - Broken beat - Drill 'n bass - Florida breaks - Hardcore breaks - Nu skool breaks - Progressive breaks - Rave Breaks | |
| Other electronic dance music genres | Ambient - Breakbeat - Drum and bass - Electro - Hardcore - House - Industrial - Synthpop - Techno - Trance - Trip hop - UK garage |
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