Talk:Nitzhonot

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I have some external references that cite the word Nitzhonot (Freeze magazine, for example), but I have no clue how to upload that stuff :p

Artists and Nitzhonot DJs of note

I spent most of my summer in 1997 in Israel and experience first hand the pure vibes and energy of the Nitzhonot scene, the Greek influences on the sample patterns were just creeping in back then, so you were getting this wild mix of ecstasy based madness! True Nitzhonot artists like Milo 'The Slopper' Pushinski and DJ Blaster were at the forefront of the movement, Ricky Switch and The Isolator crew also dropped some pure madness with the 'All Night Crimea' EP and The notoriously titled 'Gentlemen of Crackhouse' LP that is dome crunching mash up messiness right there!Sloppyjoe78 (talk) 21:26, 2 June 2015 (UTC)Sloppyjoe78[reply]