Quote Originally Posted by serox
Are hese people who are just producing record after record at the moment really happy with what they have made? Do they really put in a lot of time to make the record how they want it? sounds to me like many are just using the same structure with just diff sounds/noises.
I think the people making a lot of stuff have generally hit on something that works for them, have found it shifts records (Which is really hard in this day and age) as people see them as dependable DJ tools, and are really into the sound that they're doing which is fair enough. I also think despite a lot of stuff possibly sounding a bit similer coming from the london crew, the stuff A D is putting out on subvert, and some of the more recent stuff I've heard Julian doing is getting more diverse, which can only be a good thing... Digressing

Bottom line. Old skool acid techno (I.E. Drop Bass, Djax, Mike Ink, Communique) Rocks, Period. It's what got me hooked 11 years ago..