DUBSTEP
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Sophie Q.
THE FUTURE,
United Kingdom
24 posts
Member since: 01/01/2011
Dubstep doesn't necessarily has too be something that you have to listen too with friends or listen at parties...
posted Mar 26, 2011
Charlotte S.
ENGLAND,
United Kingdom
655 posts
OG since: 05/16/2010
Burial has come out with some new stuff, it's been a while but omg I had a listen to a few of his new tracks and I love it!
posted Mar 26, 2011
Amy P.
United States
228 posts
OG since: 01/02/2010
I loove dubstep!
posted Mar 26, 2011
Chelsea J.
NOTTINGHAM,
United Kingdom
149 posts
Member since: 03/14/2011
I prefer it on a night out, something to dance to but I wouldnt listen to it on my own :)
posted Mar 26, 2011
Zsófia F.
Hungary
101 posts
Member since: 03/14/2011
i had the smallest orgasm seeing that title. ive been addicted to dubstep for the last 4 months and there is no escape.. on the contrary to chelsea, i can only listen to dubstep when im alone.. dnb is my partymusic :D
posted Mar 29, 2011
Brandon M.
CALIFORNIA,
United States
17 posts
OG since: 07/26/2010
Its all about hardstyle :D
youtube.com/watch?v=cjZpGlMcMcY
posted Mar 29, 2011
Katarzyna T.
GLASGOW,
United Kingdom
66 posts
OG since: 03/05/2010
hey, in glasgow dubstep is quite big, working in the radio, taking part in organizing parties i can say a bit about it. i personally hate shake your booty dubstep interpretation, where people think that it's cool to choose whatever they mix and add some bass, it's gonna be good. sadly that's often the case. some djs just have the attitude 'i'm so uk garage, i shit with wony basses' and all you hear is whoop, whoop. somehow i can't appreciate katy b stuff, seems so concentrated on selling and it's way too much pop in it.
but james blake, burial, four tet, apparat, benga, emalkay make me want to scream. this stuff is so good - electifies whole your body. and recently i discovered some new underground prodigy - marisa vanella - i would never believe that someone, who looks like her could do such a perfect blend of downtempo and dubstep even though i'm very open to surprises. want some good dubstep? there are people in glasgow, who have an awesome selection of dubstep - www.subcity.org find a section listen and just type in 'dubstep' in search. you'll get all the shows that play dubstep and we have quite a bit of them, my favourite is 'diggin' the 12 inch'. by the way, i also invite to listen to my show, about trip-hop - guns of bristol - next episode - 31.03.11 - 02GMT although, you can relisten to every show. i love conversations about music so i encourage anyone to write to me about it. have nice tunes in your ears:*
posted Mar 30, 2011
Aaron H.
MONTREAL,
Canada
5 posts
OG since: 02/09/2009
Dubstep is not what it was anymore when the genre was still good in the early-mid 2000s
Try Joy Orbison, Distance, DMZ, Burial, Ramadanman, Mount Kimbie, pre-2009 Rusko, Plastician, Shackleton
Also, Dubstep =/= Dub
posted Apr 17, 2011
Nina S.
RUGBY, ENGLAND,
United Kingdom
279 posts
Member since: 10/03/2010
not a fan of the generic, average, mainstream stuff thats popular these days
posted Apr 25, 2011
Randi N.
STUPID NEW YORK,
United States
2403 posts
OG since: 04/24/2010
i used to have a DJ friend who tried to get me to like it.
worst shit evah i couldn't stomach it, i am sorry. almost as bad as teeney bopper music.
posted Apr 25, 2011
Chase K.
TORONTO,
Canada
2 posts
Member since: 03/26/2011
Just curious, what do you like that's not generic, average, mainstream stuff?
posted Apr 25, 2011
Nina S.
RUGBY, ENGLAND,
United Kingdom
279 posts
Member since: 10/03/2010
digital mystikz, mala, benga, hatcha
posted Apr 26, 2011
Sophie R.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
4384 posts
OG since: 01/21/2010
posted Apr 30, 2011
Leah C.
THE WOMB,
United States
117 posts
OG since: 05/29/2009
Can someone direct me to some super filthy artists?
posted May 1, 2011
Moe S.
ILLADELPHIA,
United States
739 posts
OG since: 01/09/2009
I hate just listening to dubstep BUT I saw Rusko last night and it rocked my face off. Dubstep is pretty intense live. I recommend it.
posted May 1, 2011
Mal S.
ANTARCTICA,
United States
664 posts
OG since: 07/25/2010
well dubstep.. it was fun while it lasted.
complex.com/music/2011/12/justin-biebers-next-album-will-experiment-with-dubstep
SERIOUSLY i might have to kill him and all the bros that popularized dubstep and the rave scene.. you've all ruined what i love :c
posted Dec 6, 2011
Lina H.
PARIS,
France
53 posts
Member since: 07/29/2011
Haha i love dubstep ♥ Good for health :p
posted Dec 30, 2011
Adriana R.
LALA LAND,
United States
20 posts
Member since: 12/19/2011
I love dubstep! one of my favorites is glebstar-overdose. It just does something to my mind lol, I like Architekt's Don't Fall Asleep at The Helm as well!
posted Dec 30, 2011
Ivan F.
LAWRENCE, KS,
United States
72 posts
Member since: 10/13/2011
people saying it's indie now... what
i guess i'm just saying that because in 2008 i would listen to it and everyone (literally everyone) would say "huh what's that you're weird that's weird music"
posted Dec 30, 2011
Ivan F.
LAWRENCE, KS,
United States
72 posts
Member since: 10/13/2011
as for my opinion:
i only really like better dubstep that is more like trip hop (silkie, james blake, mount kimbie, etc.)
Silkie - Planet X
posted Dec 30, 2011
Sarah E.
FRANCE BUT STUDYING IN GENEVA,
Switzerland
108 posts
Member since: 11/20/2011
I'm not really a fan of that kind of music
posted Dec 30, 2011
Andrea P.
WONDERLAND,
Ecuador
46 posts
Member since: 12/29/2010
Ive been listening to Dubstep since the song Cinema by Skrillex got popular. I love every single bit of that song. Duhstep is full of energy thats what i like bout it. Skrillex music is a masterpiece.i havent given much time on listening to other dub artists though. I recommend u to listen
First of the year ( equinox ) - skrillex
Scary monster and nice spirits - skrillex
posted Dec 30, 2011
Catherine T.
SEATTLE,
United States
73 posts
OG since: 03/27/2010
haaaaaaaaate it.
posted Dec 31, 2011
Benjamin R.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
7 posts
Member since: 12/23/2011
I dig Burial. I never really classified him as dubstep, really. When I think of dubstep I think of the oldheads like Rusko and shit. People call anything dubstep that has a bunch of drops and a fat sine bass.
posted Jan 7, 2012
Sherise A.
MIAMI BUT LIVING IN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK,
United States
19 posts
Member since: 11/29/2011
youtube.com/watch?v=QodrSfsboFk
this.
haha j/k I think it's okay. I mostly just like it at parties, and I would choose it over house music to be honest. Plus, "scary monsters and nice spirits" made me eargasm.
posted Jan 8, 2012