Genre Cult

In one of the most indepth and academic looks at a Genre yet, the cult lads Alex and Eugene take a look at Funk Carioca or Baile Funk from Brazil. A mammoth task as the music has existed since the early 90s consistently up till today and encompasses numerous sub-genres and evolutions. They are helped along the way by Brazilian scholar Carlos Palombini who is well regarded for his research into Funk Proibidao, and is currently applying Pierre Schaefer's concept of sonic morphology to the evolution of Funk Carioca Sound.Full Show Notes and Links https://genrecultpod.wordpress.com/2017/02/10/episode-14-funk-carioca/

Another one of these clip show re-packaged old content as new things that is Not Even Genre Cult. We dive head first into the overcompressed breaks that saturated the late 90's with Big Beat. Guided along the way by special guest and Big Beat aficionado, Hayden (aka Null, fka BKind2Me). Originally recorded 19/03/13Full tracklisting http://genrecult.com

What it do! The Genre Cultists, Eugene and Alex take a look into the slowed and throwed music of Houston hip-hop, Chopped & Screwed. Looking into it's originators, innovators and having a chat with historian Maco Faniel, author of "Hip Hop in Houston: Origin and Legacy". Knowalmtalbout.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

An interruption in your Genre Cult feed as we bring you material from the archives edited down into bite size pieces for your podcast consuming pleasure. Alex and Eugene started doing this whole music genre exploration thing in 2012 and so as a way to bring you more content more frequently we are packaging the older stuff up and pretending its new! So we present the first Not Even Episode to be recorded looking into the Mexican Pointy Boot phenomenon of Tribal Guarachero or 3ball.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

The core of the night, Eugene and Alex are back looking at the ultra-fast hypercolour world of Nightcore. Discussing the anime connections and the early days of internet video sharing, through to its reinterpretations by artists around the PC Music roster. Includes an interview with YouTuber and Nightcore Universe co-founder Maikel6311. Speed it up, Get your ratio right.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

After over a year of radio silence the Genre Cult lads are back!!Bringing you deep into the mystical world of Dungeon Synth, Alex explains to Eugene the fascinating music he has been listening too. Also including some insightful talks with German 90's Dungeon Synth artist Forgotten Pathways and the worlds leading DS expert and moderator on r/metal Kaptain Carbon. 2spooky5me..For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Hit the streets of Cairo with Eugene and Alex as Genre Cult looks into Mahraganat. Auto-Tuned Arabic gangsta rap with a comedic flair. This music has been becoming more and more popular in Egypt over the last few years. Listen as the boys fumble over pronunciations and lack of understanding the Arabic lyrical content, but also talk to Mahraganat producer and MC Michael from Tamer + Michael (with some Skype gremlins messing up the quality a little).For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Eugene, Alex and Jake are here. 2014 – a year for dope trax? Yes, mos def… Join the boys as we go thru our favs of the past year. Also featuring guest lists from Traxman and Velatix. Woo and Sophia too. It’s Genre Cult.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

What happens when Molly becomes the drug of choice amongst South African club kids? Gqom happens. The Genre Cult boys Eugene and Alex return from hiatus to look at this strange, progressive, dark and percussive dance music. Alex has a chat to South African producer Jumping Back Slash about how this music inspires his production and how cool kasimp3.co.za is.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Bassline s’orrite n’that innit. The sound of the north: Bassline,Niche, 4×4 is what the Genre Cult lads look into this month. From itsearly beginnings in speed garage, to the happy organ pop that hit thecharts, Eugene and Alex look at it all. Including interviews withNorthern Line Records creator, producer DJ Paleface, and theproducer of the forthcoming Drop: The Story of Bassline documentary.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Get your Trax returns in. Recorded live at Melbourne’s best bar Forgotten Worlds, this End of Financial Year special of Genre Cult features Alex, Eugene and Gaming Cult’s Jake Innes talking about their favourite trax of the first half of 2014. Including guest picks from TOM CREW’s Foxy, Club ESC bros Air Max ‘97 and Aspartame as well as Grime local legend Strict Face.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Birthed deep in the Himalayan Mountains of Nepal, Gorge is anelectronic music genre inspired by rock climbing. Championed now byJapanese Artist Hanali it is an organic cacophony of percussion andnoise. This month Genre Cult looks deep into the Mystery of Gorgejoined by Guest Matt Watson (aka Other Places) who has toured andcollaborated with Hanali. Say Gorge. Don’t Say Art.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Garage. I don’t care about garage. Listen to this, it don’t sound likegarage. Who told you that I make garage? This is the Grime episode ofGenre Cult, not Garage. Giving respects to the lords of Bow this monththe Genre Cult boys delve into the icy world of instrumental Grime.Talking to new up and coming producer Strict Face from Adelaide, aswell as one of the most well regarded Grime DJs worldwide, DJ Sir Spyrofrom Rinse FM’s weekly Grime Show. Hold Tight, Keep it Locked.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

This month the Genre Cult boys are joined by special guest Heikki fromFinland (aka DKSTR) to talk about the Scandinavian corn flake RnB thatis Skweee. Along the way we hear from Alex’s Mum, the man who coinedthe Genre – Daniel Savio. As well as Mesak, one of the curators oflegendary skweee label Harmonia records. Salmiakkikossu life eternal.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Welcome to the Virtual Plaza. Genre Cult boyz Alex and Eugene go deep into a Second Life-rendered Dubai Mall to talk about Vaporwave. Along the way they are joined by writer Adam Harper (Dummy Mag, Wire, Electronic Beats) and New Zealand-based producer Eyeliner. Oh and Alex’s mum.For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com

Genre Cult boyz Alex Yabsley and Eugene Davoren-Britton set it off right with a live recorded first episode! Jake Innes joins them live at The Public Bar in Melbourne with a live audience as they go through their favourite tracks of 2013!! Various frivolities and heckling ensue, but most of all a bunch of great music!For full tracklisting visit http://genrecult.com