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We ain't scaring these hoes!! But fr this has been my biggest obsession across all of 2024, never grew off of me

Thanks so much for having me! Even though I don't like this style of empty music, it's still fun to rank every once in a while!

What happened to Bassnectar?

Still my beloved!

She Slowly Caught Fire is simply amazing in its flow

Take me Under is huuuuuge. Summer dnb song of the year!

fireeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

thanks for having me

Note: The number placement of The End and Clack are 10 and 8 respectively. I lost the project file except for the mp4 audio. I hate this timeline.

Oooohh very hyped for Peggy and Danny ranking

Thanks for having me on your channel the second time!

YIPPEE

i NEVER knew someone made a ranking of this. Loved it a ton thought

it's finally here

It's kinda funny to see that the only thing we agreed on was that war crime of a track lmao By the way, that Wario in the thumbnail is me, I sent a selfie

It appears I have forgotten to add some of the ppl's ranking for the Noisia Remixes. There as followed: McFingus: 1. Dead Limit 2. Voodoo 3. Tommy's Theme 4. Surfaceless 5. Diplodocus Cyrin: 1. Dead Limit 2. Voodoo 3. Surfaceless 4. Diplodocus 5. Tommy's Theme DJKAMZpr0: 1. Dead Limit 2. Voodoo 3. Tommy's Theme 4. Surfaceless 5. Diplodocus voii: 1. Dead Limit 2. Diplodocus 3. Voodoo R 4. Surfaceless 5. Tommy's Theme Danvian: 1. Tommy's Theme 2. Voodoo 3. Dead Limit 4. Diplodocus 5. Surfaceless Evaphia: 1. Voodoo 2. Tommy's Theme 3. Dead Limit 4. Diplodocus 5. Surfaceless I apologize for the error in that section.

Yo hey why aren't my rankings changing on the Noisia Remixes?

At long last. I can taste freedom.

As stated in the vid, reasonings of each track are down below: Mono/Poly Remix To give credit, the offdrop has a Flume-ish vibe. And that potential alone could be reimagined as a Future Bass in the style of Flume. So it’s a shame that this remix stood out as the least imaginative other than Miniatures with minor changes. Tsuranda Remix Of all the bold ideas, turning Into Dust into deep dub outta deep, dark & dangerous catalog is interesting to say the least. And it works. It's far removed from the original's context, but that’s points to be original than Neonlight's attempt. And these drops aren’t jokes to walk off either, hot damn. DLR Remix Like most artist that I then didn’t know enough of to appreciate it, was his worse attempt and didn’t have the highs I felt compared to his The Sloth remix…. until I dipped into DLR's discography (note: several singles/remixes and two albums later) did it finally clicked with me; The deepness fits in well; I even say I liked this more than the original as the latter, while good, didn’t have much to offer than being the only track in Outer Edges that is quiet. Mefjus Remix I appreciate that Mef went out and made Exavolt digestible. And to this day, it’s still fun to bop to. It’s just that this is what I expected Exavolt to sound like as a regular halftime track; Not a bad thing per se and has, as mentioned, faithfully appealing enough to be an significant improvement. But I prefer the original more. Teddy Killerz Remix Neurofunk with a personality will always be fun, no matter the quality of the production if the presentation is done well to be forgivable. It sure helps that it's faithful to being mucky and grosser than the original - a sticky point that’s definitively not for the clean-cut audience. For me though, it’s a cheap thrill that nevertheless I’m super hooked all the time. Amon Tobin Remix Bizarre and spooky. And then noises. I totally understand how people aren’t into the flow and chaos that’s happening or for Amon fans, it’s cathartic to what they used to. But I do like the Avent grade approach; Has that ISAM album feel when its reminiscence the weird side of Amon Tobin. The Upbeats Remix My used to goto track for freaky and frantic behavior whenever I need an adrenaline boost. Still holds up mainly for the tension and setup except the drops. They’re alright, but neither is it their best production that makes it special nowadays. The “Anyone’s got an hairy doughnut?” line at the outro is an sweet tribute. Moody Good Remix The most popular choice of the remix package; It’s made use of what Moody’s production is good while his dip into Neurostep is appealing let alone to be at least someone’s top 10 or (My highlight being this section). I just thought it was overrated; Strong, but not as much I like playing it frequency nowadays than it is above standard for Neurostep’s catalog. Roly Porter Remix Spooky, sporadic (and to the point of being directionless noise). And just like Amon Tobin, I loved the oddness it has going on. It’s such a weird lil’ shit. And to no surprise, I love spooky weird shit. What more could I say? Ivy lab Remix Not since Smog (Dropetek & Vorso) has there been a halftime track I honestly felt carries both the weird and danceable aspect into one. Ivy Lab’s once and only catalog that would go so hard on the subbass and tension is enough to me to make it memorable and to check out their niffy stuff as well. So big dubs and props. Phace Remix For years, I would never have considered this remix to be this high as it feels like an odd shitpost that I don’t get it, though it’s also one I never considered unappealing either. But time has made this remix better because I caught eye deeply of what it truly is: Whacky, in your face and cool. What I really treasure however is that it has the heart and soul of experimental and personality so rarely seen in Neurofunk nowadays. Whatever pack that Phace was smokin’ on that day in the studio, hats off to him. (The irony is not lost on me that both Miniatures are on the top and deep end of the list.) Machinedrum remix In contrast to either the original or Moody Good's heavier aspect, this took a turn to the dancepop roots. In return that it makes it real fun: being an unique spin and a bopper. It is a bit basic for trap production, but that’s okay because I liked most of the things that’s going on outside. This second drop goes mad hard. Mat Zo Remix Far removed from the original's hard-hitting tone and epic buildup that I loved so much. But I like the spin he went off: It's again, unique to the original with its somber offdrop and smooth to subbass. Though when it needs to go hard, it doesn’t disappoint either; the second act goes deep heavy into hard territory. Posij remix Rattlesnake type beats: hard and fast paced to my liking. Also love the fuckery around with the voiceovers of the off drop as well as inside it’s vocal chops. Otherwise, it’s hardly anything I wanna seek beyond its sound design and concept. Neonlight Remix An faithful remake of the original (again) packing with the nuttiest drop to hit the floor. It's a great combination of being one to one while being a huge headbanger. However, it’s suffered the drawback of being repetitive after the first 3 minutes a bit. Hybris remix Faithful to the original take that we have seen so far but Hybris did something I personally think was different to make it eye catching: This might have the most complex drops and production I have seen among the remixes that caught me by surprise. The combination between neurobass and jungle kicks is damn cool and improves a lot of the problems with the original’s fat subbass. Dyro remix The biggest shocker isn’t just that's a faster version of a Purple Lamborghini-esque 140 bpm spin made into top 2 of all the better options. But it was made in the hands of a sometimes-well-known mainstream artist (or thief) and should be considered cursed and illegal. But fuck it, it works and it’s so fun. In the same way as Eptic’s rework of Sigma, it simple but the changes are significant change that makes it. Camo & Krooked Remix It was here that the new style of camo & krooked come into play and was at the time outstandingly cool and that’s all I need for a 10 out of 10 track pointers (even though there had been better tracks and remixes from them nowadays. Funny how Noisia friendship between them would be repaid in the later years, from their Ember remix to Nova. Rival Consoles Remix It's a unique take of the original made by- yeah. Ikyk. It's pretty much what you expect The Approach Shaked up by a renown ambient artist. And I think that is the beauty of it: it just works. And the result is so entrancing that flies by. Sounds like a soundtrack for a Netflix documentary…. Oh wait, he did one. I would love to seek through his discography one day, seeing as ambient and quiet stuff is one of the few goto that I feel curious enough to check out. Surfaceless (Outer Edges Remix) It’s Surfaceless except it drops the balls at the last second to give you the spoopy jumpscare; It’s darn cool to be satisfied, but it short-lived to be anything noteworthy. -- Are you scrolling down? Good. Reasonings down below: Diplodocus (Outer Edges remix) I didn’t like the original. And this is no different unfortunately. My main beef with it was because the flow felt like snail’s pace. And no matter the new cosmetic makeover, which to it credits sounds modern and class, didn’t change enough to be enjoyable than Kill The Noise or Skeptical’s remix. Get Deaded (Outer Edges Remix) Reimaging a popular heater that has been played over the years is cool. But perhaps the fact that Get Deaded was so ingrate into my memory core that this version turned okay. The outro is worthwhile the stay though. Tommy’s Theme (Outer Edges Remix) An updated version of the original Tommy Theme that’s very welcoming; While it’s a classic, time has not been kind to its wear, and tears of an era made in that period. With this version, it has brevity and sounds more badass; In some ways, the drops reminded me of Te Vi Caer (The Caracal Project). Voodoo (Outer Edges Remix) There’s a brocode I lived by for tracks like this: “If it’s faster, it bangs. No arguments”. It’s Voodoo at a fast tempo. Need I say more?

I'm starting to become a reccuring character, don't I?

W Falling in the water placement. That song is so meditative, I love it

never expected that top track - and by the sounds of it, it sounds quite funky

Wish I’d made a connection to bustres old music now it’s staring me in the face watching this, well spotted!

thanks for inviting me on this!

This album is a bit messy and slapped together but looking at it as a sum of its parts, it’s pretty great tbf!

These are some some *interesting* Hot takes

Yeah I should probably listen to this

I absolutely love chpinklez. its just so silly and fun lol

Billy go brrrrrrrrrr

Am definitely checking that first ep out asap!

Hooked is still the definition of a perfect simple uk bass house song!

Thanks for the collab!

Mann how could you rank treetop over I'm god nahh

Hyped for both projects! Can't wait for them to be out! I wonder who are the Friends that is in the GTA Remixes project though 🤔

ouch, didnt enjoy this album, also it was pretty funny that i but Beebears first LMAO

Rome In Sliver - Dragonfly Kinda wished it was released around like June-May because everything in this album just feels complimentary to that season. It's something you want to bop during the summer. Glad that RiS has progress for the better than his debuts on Monstercat and Bitbird. Niallo - Dreamland In the sea of saturated market of melodic neuro n bass (if you even called) that has taken it's toll, to the point that even The Caracal Project, IMANU and Bunnshin, the archetypes of the genre, felt like a familiar dance that didn't surprise me. I'm kind of glad I got something worth proving myself wrong. Niallo kind of hook my interest in a short amount of time; Before, I only knew him through Voii's playlist dnb exchange and never thought too much about his release other being solid. Well Dreamland was a big shock; It feels different and sounds to my likening enough that I end up liking this EP. Sorrow - Dark Zone Was such a surprise as well as a entertaining to my sublow addicted ears, that I end up having plans of ranking it a few weeks later. And I did. None of the tracks feels lacking; It has also kept my interest towards deep dubstep far more than I anticipated, and I can't wait to do some dub albums next year, one day. MPH - 132.00FM While twtch have founded his best of fast tempo house from Atrips's TANZPARTEI, I found mine pretty early; I like TANZ, but Imma slander it's 14 tracks long time period that isn't good for my patience while also blending in too much. 132.00 FM is very short and sweet. Also a nice summer tune to boot up. Sci-Clone - Radio Therapy (Pt 1 & 2) Simple, old school and smoothering and swazzy in one package of old and new material; One of the key importance of Jazzstep that kept me coming back for more. The jazz instrumentals are so on point on here, particularly when it's a re-return of an old alias in the later 90's that somehow didn't lose their edge in an massively packed scene of dnb. Hypho - Megumi Hope Jesus it's been forever since I heard of Hypho from Sufferin'. And just in time when my Deep dub arc is strong. If you like chillaxing and wub, there you go. Edlan - Affection Integral has been releasing bangers for me this year. And of all of the releases I was hooked, Affection peaked. Also my first time listening through Edlan in detail. Nitepunk - HUMAN So uhm, Joy Are you cooking Brave part 2 anytime soon? If nothing else, we got a rival on this jezz right now. Archangel - Heartstrings/Eden To be exact, it's two. Archangel is personally my favorite artist from the Focuz discog right now. His mixture of Spanish music gives it a fresh flavor for an tried and tested formula of liquid. And it works. Now THIS is one of the many ideas I like to see more liquid tracks do. Stasys - The Alchemist Despite being four tracks, each lasting 10 mins per se that the word "album" wouldn't make a lick of sense, it nails the Mr Bill direction pretty well. Also props for the ambitious he decided upon. Nookie - Improvisions The goat of an Intel. Jungle is back baby! And what better way to peak my interest than was his numerous collaborations with Ruth Royall, one of the most famous dnb vocalist for dnb on the scene. McKinley Dixon - Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!? I saw this tweeted out by Hakita (the game producer of Ultrakill) and of his recommendation, it's my favorite hidden gem which to be fair, is expected for someone who's into Jazz, Blues and Rap. I gotta confess that I'm currently in an Rap arc, and I had something I mind. Won't reveal until then. But it's BIG. Sultan + Shephard - Forever, Now Repeat my review of Something, Everything. Great follow-up. Toyko Prose - Three Colour Portrait Same thing with Contrast EP; Short but sweet. I pretty much expected Prose to deliver that typical R&B style of liquid I have been enjoying a lot. Break - Digital World The most approachable album from Break has made; Cuts to the chase in flow, with a lot of guests and I think helps make his high end production that was already present, an gamechanger. Lateralis - OTXO Original Soundtrack Best Indie Game purchased I have ever made; Has my devil finger trigger itching for more dopamine that makes League Of Legends players look like saints. This is no different here with the OST; Absolute bangers when the action gets hectic. Tatora - CACHE_2 Referring back to what I said Affection previously, another wonderful year to be an Integral fan. Drinks On Me - Rebellion Another fast tempo house debut I was looking forward to. Drinks keeps giving the goods. Hugh Hardie - Juicebox I personally think it's better than Colourspace and Shadows & Silhouettes. The directions is again, chillaxing. Not surpring for an self-professed dnb enjoyer who likes snuggling my brains for the soul. Keeno - 1 Year Of Keeno Music Learning from his experience, it trims all the extras that weren't needed back on Futurist and focused on the real standout: Orchestral antics. This results in Keeno's most consistent album by far. That said, I'm also excited to rank Futurist next year. Got a keen interest on doing a video about it. Aethoro - Sketchbook Being grown up man and a ex porter robinson euphoria teen, it takes a lot to effort to shred a tear; in fact, I almost cried; The influence towards it's obvious sounds of Ghibili Studio is evident which caught my interest beforehand. It was so worth the wait from all the talks and my friend, Twtch, talking about it that makes this blind run-through an impactful and emotional experience for the first time. And I don't think it's gonna faded out my memory soon. Trinist - Innermost Second favorite after Dreamland. Ironic that DIDIVID had two of my favorite melodic neuro n bass (if you even called it) that peaks above it's competition. Amon Tobin - Hole In The Ground 2 ayylmao 4 me. And Tobin knows it. QZB - Future Forever Future Forever is probably my favorite releases that QZB and, similar to how Break's Digital World, has started my curiosity about what they have released prior. I love the "dark liminal sounds you heard on a high tech subway tunnel" tone this album radiates throughout and rarely does it have an atmosphere breaking moments. For those disappointed by the lack of Waeys however, Repetition is also very good, double so after revisiting it again. Opus - Basic Shapes My sudden thirst for Deep Dubstep doesn't end here; Upon looking through the same label that released Sorrow's wonderful release, I discovered Basic Shapes. And a listen later, this ended up on my best of list. Spook and deep is enough for looker interest. Eastghost - Glass Shadows Another day, another Eastghost releases we all been waiting for since Misery & Wonder. You know you're for if you're as excited of an Eastghost fan can get. Visionobi - Weather The Storm My nomadic adventures of hunting MC's outside DRS/Degs room has been plenty but rarely does it hit the notes. Which is what makes this album special. Weather The Storm is a array of chillaxing, sometimes, gets real with it's message. ORACLE - Heal Short and surprisingly hooked for someone I do not know much about Oracle. This wouldn't be the, the big red one for this label I liked. HEALTH - RAT WARS Currently this album has been a split for critics and that's fair since it does feel as strong as the DISCO series or plentiful in quantity. Time will tell if RAT WARS holds up, but that doesn't mean I didn't dislike either; As is with their cooking streak, they never had burnt badly. I love HEALTH; They suck. Phil:osophy - First Light Phil Tagent cooking up the sauce of atmospheric liquid. Also another boon for Integral's pick. Skantia - Contrast As mentioned on the duo ranking last month, this was a pleasant surprise. It's short, but sweet. It also started interest towards Skantia from then on as being modest. Mystic State - Between These Moments I actually talked about this before so if you are interested, you can check out my ranking. 3Teeth - EndEx What this album has that many so-called metalist don't: Mick Gordon aka the personification of fiery metal music to bang your head to. Has worked in Doom as well as his post-Bethesda career. Pretty great album overall. Also yeah; I love metal, it sucks. Aural Imbalance - Deluge Of Stars Fuck man, I love dnb. But there's nothing more inviting than Intelligent Jungle. It's rare to find search for one in the common market nowadays but if you search hard enough, and when it sounds good, it's a treats. Life still goes on for this subgenre. A.M.R - Familiar Faces Frankly, I haven't been hooked on Monstercat's release as much over the past few year. Away from the whole business takes they have been doing for all of their sublabels I'm not fan of, Silk's output has been, in polite words, fine. As is with their releases. But they didn't scratch that itch I am looking for. Faces rules out the exception among Silk's recent output and did a pretty good job at keeping me hook (though to be fair I do have an A.M.R bias). Great album overall. Owsey - I Love You From The Day You Died Owsey continues his theratics of bring his voice together with both atmosphere and instrumentals, into emotional height. And if I learnt anything since going through his discog a few years, the sadge is real.

Honesty one of the greatest pieces of music I’ve ever heard. I live for albums like these ones. 14 - Scarred is just a fine song, I like it enough for it to be in my playlist but compared to most of the rest of the songs here it can’t really compete on my opinion. 13 - telephonon got the next 2 songs mixed up (whoops!) but jazz arps is kind of like an interlude on the album, it happens to be a really good one but again I can’t really put it any higher than it is 12 - I’m Changing is my favourite of all the hip hop songs on here, it’s beautifully produced and performed and one that shows off DRS' ability to be not just a dnb MC. 11 - one of the happier sounding songs on here, like it used to has great vocals both sung and rapped by DRS with kind of a different sound for LSB! 10 - this is like the perfect liquid drum and bass song and it blows me away every time I listen to it 9 - Faded is the reason we’re all here, the reason I’m here gushing over this album; it all started with this one! And here it is, the song that lead me to listen to this album, barely clinging on to a top 5 spot. Just another perfect liquid dnb tune 8 - I’ll try to avoid saying it 3 times in a row but holy shit man.. this is probably my favourite vocal performance I’ve ever heard by DRS, maybe in drum and bass full stop and the production is otherworldly, when I made my top 100 albums video I said that it sounded like LSB is producing for his life on this record and it’s the songs like these that I was referring to 7 - this sounds like something you’d hear loyle carner on not something on a dnb record, this is like real uk hip hop and it’s definitely up there with my favourites in the genre 6 - letting go is really great and it coulda been a lot higher if I didn’t think that the hip hop aspects of this were done better in umbrellas and the dnb aspects were done better in Like it Used to. Still, very good song! 5 - this one’s really grown on me and I know putting it at 11th really doesn’t show that but when you love an album this much some placings are bound to look bad. I think this song is brilliant however 4 - I’m so glad I wasn’t alone in loving this. This is the perfect closer for the album and it’s just absolutely beautiful, the last part where the backing strings come into the forefront of the mix is such a raw moment in the album. It’s not a common occurrence in this album but LSB far outshone DRS here. 3 - this is the only track here that I think is slightly closer to filler material for me. Or, at least, it’s the most average liquid dnb track for me here. I still like it and it’s still definitely in character, I just think it’s the weakest one. 2 - soooo beautiful my god! 1 - This is one of the greatest drum and bass songs of all time and one of the best album openers I’ve ever heard. It’s the perfect microcosm for the album and what you rate this is probably what you’ll end up rating the entire thing. Sure was for me anyway!

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Ahh oka oka

Thanks for having me on mate! Elements is a real cult classic album for liquid dnb fans and though late to that party, I was familiar to a good few of these songs. It’s interesting how my ranking woulda changed as times gone on, have definitely returned to home a lot! Overall great album: 8/10

I love how everyone names me as andzej even if I've long time ago stopped using that nickname XD Also you forgot to put my channel in the description. Over than that this was really fun collab and i cant wait to make another one in the future.

nice

Tbh, I wouldn’t listen to this outside of the title track. This album sure exists.

Safety Net Last whaaaaaaatt That top 2 is elite though!

for context, purgatory's first drop is more of the reason why i put it for uncaged

Hmmm... I didn't submit that?

Spirit 2.0 soooo good

hiyee!

67 - I can def think of conro songs I like less 66 - hey here’s one! 65 - these aren’t even awful but I just have no reason to listen to them 64 - like I’m sure if they were on mc at the time I’d have nostalgia bias 63 - then again…. 62 - I mean ultimately something by him I rly like was gonna be this low. 61 - meh connecting the dots song, not the worst not the best on the ep 60 - conro dump playlist add song 59 - have a real soft spot for this one, rly nice listen 58 - honestly his newer stuff hasn’t hit exactly the same for me 57 - very very similar opinion to the chill mix for me 56 - this is his best song from the recent ep imo. Love the verse and the drops are cracking 55 - same as 58 54 - yoooo get this higher!! 53 - this one also is p good for this ep 52 - yooo nah top 10, love this one to death 51 - I added this straight away but only recently have I started really really getting into it! So class 50 - yo shaquille o neil!? 49 - songs like this is why I have no reason to listen to jungle 48 - have a real bias for early mc conro but would also have this a fair bit higher I reckon 47 - got a nice groove to it, idk how to talk about these level days songs haha they’re all similar but I like them 46 - soooo good, this probably wouldn’t be far outside of the top 10, so groovy 45 - classic at this point. This is like the conro song 44 - hi good level days song! 43 - best Terry Zhong song lol, this one’s a little underrated 42 - the best on CTD for sure! Old conro vibes 41 - it’s decent, but more of that new sound 40 - another one of my favs on level days. The last 2 songs on the album were so strong! 39 - I like this but it’s a bit like say it but worse 38 - one of the weaker songs on AEOM but I’d probably have it higher lol 37 - this one’s so nice <3 36 - it’s alright 35 - yeah I’m down with this one! 34 - yo how did this get up here ! 😂 33 - best song on level days don’t @ 32 - all eyes on me volume 2 is about as good as all eyes on me! 31 - I don’t think this would be playlist add for me anymore but I still don’t hate it 30 - underrated forgotten gem 29 - I don’t think I can jump on the hype of any of these older non mc songs 28 - it’s not as bad as I thought when it came out but still def bottom 10 for me esp on mc 27 - glad this one escaped the lower placing, his second best pre singing mc song 26 - rly like LissA on this, he should use vocalists again more often it’s fine to take a break 25 - another good example! 24 - would def be in the lower portion of the list for me 23 - this one is just about a playlist add for me so would probably be about 50th 22 - level days kinda overhated imo, it’s a good album man 21 - this feels like the bridge song between his older and newer sound 20 - can’t even rly remember this one haha 19 - again it’s just alright 18 - I don’t think I prefer this to the og but it’s def very good still 17 - possibly my least fav by him on the label icl, rly boring one to me 16 - damn ngl I thought this was gonna be your number 1. I think it’s a masterpiece tbh, top 5 maybe top 3! 15 - oh nvm this is his worst on the label lol 14 - another strong newer conro song! 13 - awww here it is <3 don’t think this will ever not be my number 1 conro song 12 - yesss this one’s sooo good! I’d have it round here as well 11 - and here’s my number 2! He still hasn’t got anything like this that is up to it’s standard. Progression is flawless 10 - his best cover yeah! as good as the original and that’s high praise 9 - fkn heater man! I’d love another song like this 8 - underrated one, love the flow here. Again nothing rly else like this 7 - yeah easily the best old song. Still holds up now! 6 - yeah I see this being top 10 for me too! 5 - I’ve already worked out what the rest of the songs are and they’re all rly good picks!! 4 - I need more conro/rapper crossovers man 3 - oh nvm I forgot about this one haha it’s alright I wouldn’t have it this high 2 - this honestly has some of my fav progression of any song ever. Probably my 3rd place 1 - yeah this is a fair enough pick! I can imagine you see in this exactly what I see in my fav conro song!

yeah i keep missed good stuff again 😅