Nukleuz

[DJ RE:HAB]

Having read marks reviews on the site, i noticed that he had reviewed various different tracks from nukleuz/Nukleuz Black etc?

Me personally always been wary as to play nukleuz as i label nukleuz as semi commercial which i try to stay away from.

Mark has reviewed the tracks, and commented quite well on them in his opinion.

Im thinking should i check them out or not?

Lets say for instance, that the italian labels went down the pan, started releasing repetitive hardstyle with no variation, and Nukleuz, Tidy etc, picked up the game and were on the forefront on producing a qualtiy hadstyle sound..

What would everyone do?

I'm worried that maybe, if you chose to follow nukleuz you may end up exposing to the more commercial clubber?

What does everyone think?

[Voorheez]

I was about to come on here and make a different post about Nukleuz funnily enough. I've been after a track for a couple of weeks now that I heard on Pavo's latest mix cd, a truly awesome track that is varied from usual hardstyle in sound, and one which I hoped could be one of those tunes that not many people in the UK picked up on (i.e not on germantrance.com).

After reading Mark's review page it transpires that the track, Clive King & Scott Marten - Total Confusion is actually UK produced, and the first track from Nukleuz Black! Now I thought that Nukleuz Black was a horrid idea, but if their releases are all going to be of the calibre of this track, then they have my full support.

[djjaym]

ye i got this inthe post the other week and thought it was good,then i played it in the club and on a loud system it is absolutely rockin :D

[djstride]

theres a few good old nukleuz green/noisemakers.... Taub, Sector .30 etc

[sean.demaine]

. I dont mind a few of the old "greens" (no not sticky fingers)

.... let me stay on noise maker six was pretty good

[K Front]

i used to like a lot of the old nukleuz green when i first started mixin some of the purple is alright aswell

[DJ Backlash]

I got quite alot of Nuk stuff,and to be honest I do like nukleuz.
obviously not the hard house stuff but proper hard trance,for instance

- Organ Doners- locked tight [trance mix]

- Lunn + Janes- conspiricy

these are 2 of my biggest plays and I have quite few of the tidy two tunes,like the huge shokk mixes.

Respect to these labels

[Voorheez]

I think my post earlier on here is a tad over enthusiastic know, as it transpires that it is actually a dutch production. I can't locate what label it is that Nukleuz have gone into partnership with (it's a dutch one), but it looks like they are just going to re-release tunes direct from that, as they did with all the BXR Picotto style stuff. Still, I suppose they are still releasing stuff that is not very well known.

[djjaym]

they are releasing stuff through media Gemany ,it gets released there the same time as it will here

[Elle]

yeah i do think nukleuz have had some quite good stuff. i dont just disregard a tune because its on a certain label, u gotta give it a chance. if you like a tune you shouldnt be ashamed to play it just cos its on a label thats not considered to be underground. ok so theres the argument that you could be supporting something that might make our sound commercial, but at the end of the day whats the point in pretending not to like something just cos its on nukleuz if you actually quite like it?!

[djjaym]

i totaly agree ,if the tracks good ill play it regardless of the label.
My fave lately on Nukleuz was Cj Bollands Big Bone Mix of The Moon "Shake It"

[MARKEG]

yes i didn't think the track was the best italian sounding track i've ever heard but it was ok.

i suppose what my review is saying is that i can really see the italian sound developing into the new hard house in the UK. especially because of this new label. or at least a sound that is accepted in hard house clubs. i think this was touched on before actually.

[BOXY]

i totally agree with elle it dont matter if its on a mainstream label or not if its a good tune then who gives a ****