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Dubstep & Grime? (pg. 3)
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| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
In other words, you're writing it off because it hasn't "taken off", aka broken into the mainstream like rap has. Like I said, that's not really fair. It takes more than 4-5 years to properly establish a genre within the mainstream, and considering how far grime has gotten in such a short space of time, I find it unlikely that it will simply die out now.
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no you're putting words into my mouth, it has neither the variation or the mass appeal that rap has, so won't take off in a major way IMO (thank )
and as distant says, don't lump dubstep and grime together, as it's very unfair on dubstep |
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| bobba lou |
| beatport recently added dubstep to their list of genres, because skream (brilliant dub producer) remixed a tune for Mark Ashken on leftroom records and they filed it under minimal.. |
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| distant |
| quote: | Originally posted by bobba lou
beatport recently added dubstep to their list of genres, because skream (brilliant dub producer) remixed a tune for Mark Ashken on leftroom records and they filed it under minimal.. |
Great record. I had been waiting for it to be released for about 5 months. Finally picked it up a week ago. The "Roots Dyed Dark" remix has one of the heaviest basslines in dubstep. |
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| bobba lou |
| quote: | Originally posted by distant
Great record. I had been waiting for it to be released for about 5 months. Finally picked it up a week ago. The "Roots Dyed Dark" remix has one of the heaviest basslines in dubstep. |
more dub remixes to be followed on leftroom ;)
dont be leftout. |
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| inconspicuous |
| quote: | Originally posted by bobba lou
dont be leftout. |
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
From the samples posted here, dubstep sounds okay I guess. Haven't heard anything that seemed to merit too much attention, though.
MCs generally annoy the hell out of me, so I can't stand grime. |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
These were pretty good:
Some of the Toastyboy stuff I listened to was cool, too. |
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| Zharen |
This thread needs a bump.
So is the dubstep scene strictly in the UK now, or has it spread to other areas of Europe as well? I noticed that several dnb dj's from San Fran have started spinning it here at parties. Seems like it's gonna take off here shortly. |
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| paulandrews |
I know of one club here in Prague that has a semi-regular dubstep night. Mala from Digital Mystikz played here months ago but I unfortunately missed it :( If it was now and I knew about it, I would have gone for sure.
EDIT: Also, I have to say I really like the way Burial's new tracks (Ghost Hardware, Unite) sound; it got me into dubstep and made me want to hear more. His 'rainy-night-in-London' type tracks from his selftitled debut are gorgeous as well though. This kinda convinced me that dubstep's able to offer some seriously emotional and wonderful music. |
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| LoveHate |
| listen to SKREAMS essantial mix hes already the uks ambassador of dubstep and hes only 21. |
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