New website I've been working on

[Rich Pitchshift]

I've recently launched a new website taking a retrospective look at breakbeat music and it's history. A lot of the content has been imported over from my old DnB Blog website. I found it hard to keep up to date with upfront releases and mixes on the previous site but wanted to keep some of the articles running. This led to the creation of A Bass Chronicle.

I'm also looking to get some of you guys involved if you're interested? I want to run a guest mix feature where the readers can pick out their favourite era of D&B (or any genre that helped to define it) and talk a little about it along with an accompanying mix (a bit like what I used to do for DnB Blog). It'd be good to have other peoples perceptions and hear about their love for the genre.

Have a look at the site and let me know what you think - any feedback would be appreciated.

URL: http://abasschronicle.co.uk/

 

[Anth]

im a fan of dnb 365, love reading reviews of older tracks and discovering ones I've missed, especially like how the breaks and samples are described and what other tracks they have been used in.. new site looks great

 

[nature]

Really nice site. The ABC History Sessions and timeline are great...

 

[Alert]

really digging the nice, clean, modern look/design/layout

 

[Kondition]

Hey mate, great design and aesthetics to the website, props to that, also great job getting the history out there, I'm sure dnb has a lot of interesting time periods (even now) to offer to readers haha.

 

[Lorre]

Website is clean, I'll take a look at some of the articles soon.

 

[Rich Pitchshift]

Thanks for all the positive feedback!

 

[Jwood27]

Good stuff Rich, I will actually write something soon but probably after this weekend as I'm busy busy busy etc

 

[Agent Smith]

Great jerb rich. Liked the previous dnb-blog.