Techno-DNB
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| Stylistic origins | Drum and bass Techno Techstep Neurofunk |
| Cultural origins | mid-2000s, England, Russia, Germany, Denmark |
| Typical instruments | Synthesizer - Drum machine - Sequencer - Keyboard - Sampler - Laptop |
| Mainstream popularity | Small |
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Techno-DNB is a strongly Techno influenced subgenre of Drum & Bass that has emerged in the mid 2000s.
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[edit] Style
It is characterized by deliberately crossing borders between Techno and Drum and Bass, whilst submerging other influences such as techstep, neurofunk and sometimes hardtechno.[citation needed]
[edit] Notable producers
- Current Value
- The Panacea
- Gancher
- Raiden
- Kaiza
- Amex
- The Sect
- Propaganda
- Ruin
- Proket
- Cooh
- Erre
- Peter Kurten
- Sinecore
- Pyro
- Isotop
- Shots
- ((Effect (artist)
[edit] Notable labels
- Freak Recordings (homepage)
- Offkey Recordings (homepage)
- Tilt-Recordings and T-Files (homepage)
- PRSPCT-Recordings (homepage)
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