Best neurofunk tracks of all time

[Fallen.GeMiNi]

^This.

Also...

Also definitely not part of the fan club that seems to rate 100% of his tunes (even his farts) but I don't understand the hate

He's basically the reason of the sound development in this kind of drum & bass (alongside June Miller). After Distantia/Far Too Close there was a huge wave of producers trying to make similar sounds and it persisted until now more or less.

 

[Dischdl]

anyone remember Pyro?

 

[Jwood27]

Frankly 98 was an epoch making year.

 

[bugo]

Can't agree with your point as I think all of Phace / Misanthrop's best tunes were made in their first few years, i.e. around 2004-2008

Completley fair call. My favourite Phace tune is moores law which was the other side of hot rock. But I do like the new LP, Actually I like 99.9% of things Phace does. Misanthrop is hit and miss.

 

[dambusters]

Completley fair call. My favourite Phace tune is moores law which was the other side of hot rock. But I do like the new LP, Actually I like 99.9% of things Phace does. Misanthrop is hit and miss.

Moore's Law is fucking sick. So is Hot Rock. Great 12"

 

[Whompz]

https://soundcloud.com/aiden-morgan%2Fwhompz-monstrosity

 

[DeeGun]

Yeah right.

Long way to go kid.

 

[Apostata]

My Neurofunk favourites are still from Neutral Point.

 

[DeeGun]

Jesus Christ..from shameless self promo to personal favs..anyways..struggled to post this one but this Mampi tune has the vibes that qualify (imo)

 

[randomjunglist]

One of the seminal tunes that got me seriously hooked on drum & bass (and Critical).

I'm pretty sure Konflict would've done this had he had the technology available to him. Best reinterpretation I've yet heard in a remix, across all genres.

Also, why is is that techstep is being labeled neurofunk?