> Well they did not started a whole new subgenre however Subsonic > Soundscape was released in an area that not a lot of people did > electro, maybe some guys from Detroit but not half the techno scene.
ok - that's true > How do you wanna define 'your own sound' well, compare it to Stefan Robbers for instance wheter you like his music or not, you still can here his 'own' sound/style in his latest record and the first one. > if it is just a typical > Orlando Voorn record, yeah Voorn does have his own sound and so did > v.d. broek but less. The reason v.d. Broek never got big had nothing to > do with his musical quality... yeah, I don't have any doubt about his musical production skills.. just about if he has any message within his music, not that is necessary but I want to say I don't recognize it in theirs > > they more seem to look to potential musical growing areas, > > but mostly always following, never really innovating > > isn't that the case of 99% of every musician in the world, even in the > techno/house/electro/broken beat/d&b/etc scene.... and innovating does > not equals good quality. yeah, very true and I didn't say that. but both, and maybe I can count Max 404 in that one as well, they go from genre to genre, never pushing or deeping out one style. . both orlando voorn and erik van den broek went from pretty gabba styled to clubby techno to intelligent techno to jungle to whatever..
