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>>8764114

I know Rolling Contact has some D&B arrages, and IZMIZM has quite a few but specific names elude me right now. I also know Ziki_7 does a few D&B arranges, not sure if oiko does but he works with Ziki_7 a lot so maybe he does.

Also, let me share the best (and this is not up for opinion) Drum'n Bass/Breakbeat Hardcore/Breakcore/Neurofunk/Bigbeat doujin album of all time.

[Sound.AVE] Fang - Driven' De:st-ructure:
>Breakbeat, Drum & Bass
http://www.mediafire.com/?xw0iwqmq9t6m1m1
Crossfade: http://soundave.net/sacd0012_dd/

I will be honest, the web page claiming that album has Breakbeat Hardcore, Neurofunk and Big Beat on it is a lie (trust me, no one knows more about Breakbeat Hardcore and Neurofunk than I, /mu/ agrees and they are docuhes), but the album is still very solid anyway.

Also I think it's a shame that Japanese producers don't try to make more D&B. Other than Makoto, Tak, Akira, and DJ Shimamura, D&B is a pretty dead genre over there. And DJ Shimamura gets mad props for producing old school breakbeat hardcore in the early 00's and even now to some extent, like his track Energize 'Renegade Slammer' - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ialeuTtF31s.. Proper old school sound.

[Sound.AVE] Driven' De:st-ructure
>Breakbeat, Drum & Bass
Mp3 V2: http://www.mediafire.com/?xw0iwqmq9t6m1m1

KW's Doujincore rip. Japan needs to keep making Drum & Bass, so few D&B arranges.