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 Posted: Jan 11, 2012 - 12:23 AM
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dunx
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Posted: Jan 11, 2012 - 12:41 PM
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fergalsharky wrote:
Thatll be the drumstep/skreaching midrange dubstep , roots dubstep was derived from dubby 2step garage sounds hence the name dubstep and sounds nothing like drum and bass 
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Posted: Jan 11, 2012 - 05:06 PM
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fergalsharky wrote:
227angrydonkeys wrote:
I find a lot of it to be a bit disparate and constructed from the drum n bass cutting room floor. I found this band quite interesting though as its not an easy genre to cover....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK1YRvMnnBo
Thatll be the drumstep/skreaching midrange dubstep , roots dubstep was derived from dubby 2step garage sounds hence the name dubstep and sounds nothing like drum and bass
Could you post some of this up so I can have a listen. I didnt mean it sounded like drum and bass as it generally doesn't. ( I quite like a bit of D n B (especially when its Brant Bjork on the drums and scott reeder/nick Oliveri on the bass!!!)) I meant more in terms of the similar postmodern approach to construction of the songs and that lots of it sounds like leftovers from other genres that have all found a "home" in one area and It often lacks cohesion and groove to my ears. But I'm pretty open to new things so post some up and I'll have a listen, convince me otherwise. |
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Posted: Jan 11, 2012 - 06:03 PM
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dunx wrote:
fergalsharky wrote:
Thatll be the drumstep/skreaching midrange dubstep , roots dubstep was derived from dubby 2step garage sounds hence the name dubstep and sounds nothing like drum and bass
I was just about to say that
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Posted: Jan 20, 2012 - 04:53 PM
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ColdComfort wrote:
General opinion is its sh1t music for stupid kids lol - but Korn's dubstep album is almost listen to-able
I severely hope you're joking. Korn are idiots, everyone's on the bandwagon, ruining what was an amazing genre of the UKs music scene. Midrange morons, as stated, Skrillex etc, avoid like the plague. This kiddy, mainstream or 'Brostep' (puke) is bollocks.
Burial, for the record, isn't really a dubstep artist. His music is beautiful, one of my favourite artists but BPM wise, it's mostly garage.
Ok Lez, I could confuse you with a whole list of names but my biggest piece of advice, if you want REAL dubstep get onto this site and download the podcasts, please forgive the MCs, is a regulation of itunes to spout sh1t over the music.
http://www.getdarker.com/home/
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Posted: Jan 20, 2012 - 04:57 PM
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| Whoever quoted UKF can gtf. |
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Posted: Jan 24, 2012 - 09:30 PM
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| have a listen to "the widler" or "skream" or "burial" |
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