Dubstep

[Laddey]

Is anybody into this type of music? I've recently noticed it quite abit and i kinda' like it. Yeah my music tastes sucks why dont you suck me off!!

YouTube - uk dubstep
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Shit like that, any reccomendations?

 

[Lamp]

Peter Sutcliffe likes dubstep

 

[Helme]

Seeing as it's you who is posting, I'm just gonna go with a "no".

 

[Laddey]

lawl.

Wheres Ch3tan and Marc ;<

 

[Lamp]

They're on their way round to your gaff to sodomise you with a dubstep CD

 

[Laddey]

They're on their way round to your gaff to sodomise you with a dubstep CD

You are not worthy of saying Dubstep man

 

[Olgaline]

does this count ?
or this ?

 

[eksdee]

was massively into it for a while, went to DMZ in london last year and the bass gave me a nosebleed. pretty odd experience.

i still like it a lot but find it hard to bother keeping up with it now, although i do really love the minimal techno/dubstep crossover stuff like martyn, geoim, pinch... lots of other stuff. you can download lots of great mixes here:

Barefiles :: The first for Dubstep, Garage and Grime mixes

and you can find lots of interesting discussion, event info blablabla here:

dubstepforum.com :: Index

MySpace.com - MARTYN - Somewhere in USA or the - Dub / Techno / Dutch pop - www.myspace.com/martyndnb is probably my favourite dubstep producer at the moment, and a great example of the minimal/dubstep crossover style which is getting really big right now.

i post on another forum (a music one) and there's a thread packed with info if you're interested:

Collective Zine : the C board / Dubstep help

also if you ever find yourself in nottingham or just fancy a trip and a great night out, there's a club called blueprint where they have a night called futureproof which is absolutely incredible. they have like 5 rooms playing different types of forward thinking/experimental electronic music and silent films projected onto the wall next to the bar with the main room usually playing dubstep/garage/minimal. so much fun. i can't find any dates or whatever at the moment but yeah, can't recommend it for anyone even remotely interested in electronic music in the midlands/east midlands.

 

[eksdee]

also, here is some footage from the dmz i mentioned. was somewhere in that room dancing:

YouTube - DMZ, November 2007
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great fun.

i have never been one for clubs and stuff but dubstep nights are like a totally different feel. mainly because dubstep seems to mostly attract music geeks so i feel a lot less intimidated.

 

[eksdee]

does this count ?
or this ?

don't think i've ever seen a 'chav' at a dubstep night.

 

[Cozak]

yea man check out some of these producers: Exodus, Hatcha, Caspa, Rusko, Coki, Burial, N-Type, DMZ, Cyrus/Random Trio, Ramadanman, Loefah, Mala, Benga

got into dubstep as well a couple years ago always on room2 of the dnb raves, took a while to grow on me like, heres some tunes -

YouTube - TC - Where's My Money (Caspa dubstep rmx)
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YouTube - Rusko 'Cockney Thug'
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YouTube - Rusko - Hammertime
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bleurgh!
dirtier than a glastonbury porta-loo

 

[Billargh]

The first songs by 'Skream' right?

 

[eksdee]

oh yeah also, recommendations:

the tune in that video you posted is by skream, he's great, huge variety of stuff.

also:

benga
coki
loefah
mala
digital mystikz (which comprises the above 3)
geoim
appleblim
burial
vex'd
martyn
pinch
peverelist
ramadanman
2562
kode 9
wedge

pretty much everything on hessle audio (leeds based label)

 

[Cozak]

The first songs by 'Skream' right?

aye 'Midnight Request Line'

 

[eksdee]

back when skream was obsessed with arpeggios

 

[Cozak]

back when skream was obsessed with arpeggios

hehe, great tune though one of the tunes that helped to get dubstep 'out there' a bit more, dare i say it.

 

[Billargh]

I have no idea wtf that is like, but hey. I'm sure I've got a Skream album somewhere.

 

[Cozak]

YouTube - Dubstep Rave
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[eksdee]

haha

I have no idea wtf that is like, but hey. I'm sure I've got a Skream album somewhere.

his album (skream!) sucks bigtime. pretty much everything else he has done is great though.

 

[Marc]

lawl.

Wheres Ch3tan and Marc ;<

Im not keen if im honest!

 

[Mikah75]

i quite like it, can be really good, Mary Anne Hobbes does a good set on her radio show. My mate just got back from Japan and went to a club to see her and DarkQuan play and really enjoyed it.

 

[Zede]

I like it, reminds me of da old dayz

 

[Laddey]

Thanks

 

[Morphius]

it's more Dub, not dubstep but you have to be a massive fan of Dreadzone.

YouTube - DREADZONE - RETURN OF THE DREAD
[youtubevid]Vt8HDxPdsgo[/youtubevid]

 

[Mas]

I can also recommend...

YouTube - VIC REEVES - MULLIGAN & O'HARE PART 1
[youtubevid]6qv1DhdPAS8[/youtubevid]

 

[Laddey]

I can also recommend...

YouTube - VIC REEVES - MULLIGAN & O'HARE PART 1
[youtubevid]6qv1DhdPAS8[/youtubevid]

stfu

 

[Cozak]

I can also recommend...

YouTube - VIC REEVES - MULLIGAN & O'HARE PART 1
[youtubevid]6qv1DhdPAS8[/youtubevid]

rofl!

I am me, and you are you!
And you are I!
And I am too..

big in the game

 

[Zenith]

Yeah Im kinda into Dubstep. Im really into reggae, and therefore into Dub, and therefore kinda into Dubstep.

Its nice for a party