yeah mate…that genre thing gets exploded. on beatport you have 20ish subgernes techno its mad
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No no, I know what you mean, and I agree 
Most of the times when I produce, I try not to think in terms of genre, and then just do what I feel sounds great
But I will try and do specific genres, when trying to learn some elements from those. I get quickly bored of it though 
But yeah when trying to define type of a sound you’re looking for in music, I think i’ts very helpful to divide things. Though there will always be overlaps. Sometimes quite dificult to discern whether something belongs more to this or more to that.
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On a similar journey at the moment, I’ve been looking for dubby but with the groove, fun and energy of house.
If this fits your parameters, prepare to get your mind blown:
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Every track on this release is great, but this one is probably the most spacey deep house track on it 
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Personally, I liked the track until 2:45. But after that I missed the spacey vibe and couldn’t really get along with the melodic content. Drenched a little too much in reverb for my taste. I did like the tribal’ish vibe of it though
But that’s just me. Someone else in here might find that part of the track fire 
Great thread - thank you!!!
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really dig that Detroit influence and sensibility of the East end Dub…proper
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Thanks! Glad you like it
Nice track btw. Especially those low stabby and almost bassy sounds.
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Yeah, reminds me a little of the Alden Tyrrell tracks I posted in the Unusual Dub Techno thread
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Fair enough. It’s a pretty abstract variation on normal house or techno but in the context of a dubby set, played on vinyl in the middle of the forest… it’s pretty damn spacey. 
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quality materials…
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Yeah, I could imagine. An ok or good track played by a dj in a certain way at the right location, can sometimes make them sound great
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proper old school house vibe
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Apropos oldschool. This is from 96
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that NYC and Chicago shake up…brings up youthful memories of them days.
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Haha I’m glad that it makes you feel young and refreshed
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Ah geez, fine I’ll do some leg work.
Probably the most famous/successful release from that label which later got picked up by Hooj Choons…
This is a great mix by Hipp-E and Halo
Another great mix(tape) by OG house head Onionz
And a double mix CD from Onionz and Joeski
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Haha thanks
And that’s a great list! I actually like most of them
Mid 90’s early progressive house. This is the least trancy, but most spacy sounding track from the release
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