Dubstep...

[Chris Wood]

anyone caught on yet? Bristol representing! lol

[Armento]

link plz

[Martin Red]

hype please

[drop]

pinch
geiom
D1
burial
boxcutter
most of the stuff on planet mu
box of dub comp
skull disco label

i like'n a lot of dubstep right now
there's alot of cookie cutter crap out at the moment
but you get that with any genre thats born in the streets

[Chris Wood]

http://www.myspace.com/caspadubstep

listening to Fabriclive 37 now...

hard to describe - somewhere between slowed down drum and bass with tinges of grime and techno in... most stuff is really poorly produced, but its coming out of bedrooms around the country at the moment

DJs playing this stuff have been billed on the same nights as techno and minimal house in london...

and Martin you're right again!

[Benguin]

yes, i like dubstep a lot!

both burial albums are amazing and i listen to them constantly.

I have this kode 9 set from sonar last year, that's pretty sick:
http://kode9.blogspot.com/2007/05/mix-for-sonar-festival.html

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I really want to check out dub wars in new york at club love, but i'm always dj'ing the same night. Does anyone know if that party runs past 4am?

[floorgasm]

a peak at the real deal:

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sick live jam at 2:35

[D J 1 3 8]

I dig it
though I don't think I could not take a whole night of that tempo
Maybe with the right drugs
Like syzzurp or some shit http://smiliesftw.com/x/hsugh.gif

[drop]

yes, i like dubstep a lot!

both burial albums are amazing and i listen to them constantly.

I have this kode 9 set from sonar last year, that's pretty sick:
http://kode9.blogspot.com/2007/05/mix-for-sonar-festival.html

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I really want to check out dub wars in new york at club love, but i'm always dj'ing the same night. Does anyone know if that party runs past 4am?
theres a mix of that same night available
probably one of the best examples of a dubstep set done proper

i think most of the folks on this board would dig pinch "underwater dancehall"
amazing soulful dubstep
definitely puts the "poorly produced" comments to rest

[Chris Wood]

a peak at the real deal:

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sick live jam at 2:35


that is awesome

[El Mayimbe]

hype please



+1





from time to time its funny how the British Music press would overhype some genre and forcefeed it to the lemmings wholl galdly eat it ......2 Step Garage anyone? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:


now, im all for music experimentation and all, its kinda cute hearing these sounds and I normally head over to the courtyard @Cielo for a cigarete or grab a drink while Francois plays this but Im sorry, this is a srsly HYPED UP sound of the moment and I cant wait till 3 years from now when everyone would drop this crap as fast as you can say ArtFul Dodger :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:



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:sleep: :sleep: :sleep:

[bigshawn]

Like syzzurp or some shit http://smiliesftw.com/x/hsugh.gif

I LOVE Dubstep, but when you are on that purple, this is what it is about:)

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2 diffrent sports brotha:)

[Martin Red]

from time to time its funny how the British Music press would overhype some genre and forcefeed it to the lemmings wholl galdly eat it ......2 Step Garage anyone? :rolleyes: :rolleyes

same fucking basslines, a wet fart trapped in metalic pants, disjointed beats that suites those with no natural rhythm, you could have an epilectic fit to this and the cunts around you would think it was a new trendy dance sweeping the country.

I listened, and the best of it is modelled on music from 2 decades ago, although less middle class kids living in gentrified ex ghettos trying to be "street" back then, unlike now.

[Elbert Phillips]

Those djs/producers better save money.

[Sal Paradise]

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Los Angeles (house of blues)

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New York City

[Daryl]

a peak at the real deal:

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sick live jam at 2:35

god i love 'age of love' ...always have!

but yea, dubstep - me like...not all of it, but there's some really good stuff out.

[FK]

its funny how the British Music press

Yes, what's even funnier is that THEY ACTUALLY HAVE A MUSIC PRESS.

Unlike places like here, where we ain't got none, and no record stores either.

On the other hand, I am surprised why you couldn't see the visceral quality in Dubstep that makes 18-year olds love this mad
bass music, and why it could be so popular with them right now.

Example: most decent Dubstep releases on vinyl still move 4,000 to 5,000 units with no problems.

Had Mala from Digital Mystikz play with me over at Deep Space 3 weeks ago, and it was nothing short of tremendous, and a very
inspiring vibe. (Besides which we were packed because the kids came in force to support)

I do agree that - just as in any genre - there are a lot of terrible copycat releases, but isn't the job of the DJ to do their
homework and expose fresh new music, (not just new releases of an old genre) rather than rehashing the same tired formula?

Dubstep is definitely providing me with a lot of fresh material for that, especially this new kind that bridges between that and Techno,
like the tracks that 2562 and Martyn are making. As well, the stuff that Pinch makes is truly brilliant, and props to Headhunter, D1,
Coki, Applebim, Truth, Benga, Loefah and many others for pushing it forward.

Respect to the Dubstep Massive!

[Sal Paradise]

god i love 'age of love' ...always have!


what mix you like Daryl?

[Martin Red]

Those djs/producers better save money.


hahahaha

and also remember:- you want to eat healthy you don't ask Ronald McDonald for dietary tips.

[Martin Red]

I LOVE Dubstep


Shawn, anything you don't love or texan bandwagon your boarding,
now if you love everything you will have to at least grade it between 1 - 10, as you may love dog chews the same as dubstep and no one will know, do it without sending a PM to me alone.

[El Mayimbe]

Yes, what's even funnier is that THEY ACTUALLY HAVE A MUSIC PRESS.

Unlike places like here, where we ain't got none, and no record stores either.

On the other hand, I am surprised why you couldn't see the visceral quality in Dubstep that makes 18-year olds love this mad
bass music, and why it could be so popular with them right now.

Example: most decent Dubstep releases on vinyl still move 4,000 to 5,000 units with no problems.

Had Mala from Digital Mystikz play with me over at Deep Space 3 weeks ago, and it was nothing short of tremendous, and a very
inspiring vibe. (Besides which we were packed because the kids came in force to support)

I do agree that - just as in any genre - there are a lot of terrible copycat releases, but isn't the job of the DJ to do their
homework and expose fresh new music, (not just new releases of an old genre) rather than rehashing the same tired formula?

Dubstep is definitely providing me with a lot of fresh material for that, especially this new kind that bridges between that and Techno,
like the tracks that 2562 and Martyn are making. As well, the stuff that Pinch makes is truly brilliant, and props to Headhunter, D1,
Coki, Applebim, Truth, Benga, Loefah and many others for pushing it forward.

Respect to the Dubstep Massive!






FK, i's a luv yoooOOOooU.


youre one of my all time fav DJs and I will always be a bigtime fan.



HOWEVER


the points you bring up in regards Dubstep and how "most decent" releases sell around 4500 units are impressive in this day and age but I can make the same argument for indie/punk rock 7' singles as well. They both come off as a fad for the younger kids these days. (imo)
i could be wrong, but then again i too have 10 years + in the dance music business so what do i know.





point is..........you like it & i think its shite, but i like you and your superb musical tastes so i guess we can both agree to disagree in regards to dubstep :thumbsup:


much :respent:

[bomb cola]

I've paid attention to the dupstep scene for a minute now, and I love the huge wobbly bass. However, alot of it sounds a bit too blokey for me.

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[Kenrick _]

yes, i like dubstep a lot!

both burial albums are amazing and i listen to them constantly.

I have this kode 9 set from sonar last year, that's pretty sick:
http://kode9.blogspot.com/2007/05/mix-for-sonar-festival.html

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I really want to check out dub wars in new york at club love, but i'm always dj'ing the same night. Does anyone know if that party runs past 4am?

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[JimmyEllis]

How to dance to Dubstep

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[Dal-Tex]

Dubstep is another Euro dance fad.

[Dal-Tex]

What happened to new beat? That's what I want to know. :conf44: And how funny and nonsensical will the music video be? :conf06: Where's electonica? Oh that's right. That was 1995. Something else equally fake and stupid is gracing the cover of MixMag. Should appeal to some 16 year old white kid in the suburbs. Someone else is ripping off Jamaican music go figure. It's instant gratification time. You're a rasta man too. :conf44:

[Dal-Tex]

That was kind of dumb. Please disregard.

[Dal-Tex]

Or you're just like a Black guy who blast loud bass music. There's too much bass in your music. Overkill. The beats are too slow. From too fast to too slow. F*cked again. FAIL. :icon130:

[D J 1 3 8]

free your mind and your ass will follow

[DJ Celeste Alexander]

a peak at the real deal:

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sick live jam at 2:35

that was cool.:thumbsup:

[FunkFanatik]

that was cool.:thumbsup:
Major cosine and also that is how to be a knob wizard not a knob goblin.

[JimmyEllis]

a peak at the real deal:

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sick live jam at 2:35


sick.

Kind of reminds me of real Detroit techno, same kind of attitude too.