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How long will Dubstep survive for?
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Alpha219
How long will Dubstep survive for? There's only so far you can go with wobble sounds and what not. That's why I don't thing this style will last very long.
Dykes_on_Jay
define "dubstep".
InnerReflection
As long as drum n bass does

How long will it survive in the mainstream seems like a more productive discussion.
Lunar Phase 7
You'll have commercial bastardizations of it for another year or two at least, gradually a new trend will creep in and make it redundant.

Like anything it will be a case of when the public get sick to of everyone milking it for every dime it is worth.
Subtle
Its here to stay!

Sykonee
However long nu-metal survived for.
Mattsanity.
Prime electro house lasted from 2003-2007. Prime dubstep has been since 2009 so it'll drop off in 2013.
nikkoo
define "dubstep".
http://www.centplay.com/affiliate/id_190/
Subtle
quote:
Originally posted by nikkoo
define "dubstep".
Snare on 3rd :)
mnw479
I don't think dubstep means what OP thinks it does

sg_57
quote:
Originally posted by Subtle
Snare on 3rd :)


But who's on first? [/dubstep_hoffman]

Adam420
quote:
Originally posted by mnw479
I don't think dubstep means what OP thinks it does


This. If he's talking about the wobble sound, well, not long. I don't think it's a sound people will care for much longer.
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