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31. Jan. 2020 · The sound isn’t quite as frenzied as his gabber-tinged breakcore efforts, but relies more on cerebral atmospheres and drum machine beats that skew closer to the style of his Last Step project (see cuts like “Decembers,” “Health Card10,” and “She Married A Chess Computer In The End”).
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13. Aug. 2008 · You heard VENETIAN SNARES and you said, “That’s freaky!”. There’s plenty to dissect in these four lines from “Gentleman,” the opening track from Detrimentalist, the latest breakcore madness from Venetian Snares.
favorite venetian snares album and why. In terms of albums overall, and his more 'fun' albums, it's gotta be Detrimentalist. It's varied, immaculately produced, has a tight tracklisting that doesn't overstay its welcome, and every song is fun as hell.
Where should I start with Venetian Snares? His discography is so massive, it’s so daunting to even just choose an album. I’ve listened to snippets of Hajnal and Chinaski and really liked them both, but I haven’t listened to any full song of his (I like going into albums mostly blind)
12. Okt. 2008 · Everyone knows Aaron (a.k.a. Venetian Snares) as a pioneering breakcore producer, but 1961 is a collection of joy-filled jumpy acid manoeuvres, funky grooves and kitsch beats. The opening track "My Home Recordings" sets the tone with Aaron's trademark attention to detail, ever shifting arrangements & strong acid bass line, a recurring theme throughout the recording.
Venetian Snares is known so well because he's so damn good and been doing it forever. Your stuff probably won't sound perfect at first, but don't give up. No Anime either 😝😂🤣 Ps- Don't take me or the "rules" too seriously, but try and hover around them in order for things to be considered Breakcore.
22. Jan. 2003 · 2002. 8.5. Genre: Electronic. Label: Hymen. Reviewed: January 22, 2003. If there's a word for Aaron Funk-- the Canadian avenger and breakcore-mash-up\n\ vigilante also known as Venetian...
