@photographthesun 314768 wrote:

After hearing lots of dubstep last night at a party I was woundering if people could recomend me some dubstep i might find on pirate bay (or some mix’s to download) etc and some acid techno would be great to. Or point my ignorent self in a helpfull direction for some artist names or some such thing plllllllllease

:weee:raaa

ps anyone else lose any parts of themselves to frost bite last night?

Not in the pub, i was sweating my tits off :laugh_at:

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Search Dave The Drummer, I can’t link directly though, It doesn’t work for that site. Highly reccomend the set at Templehead, got that on now. Absolute banger…

Try searching any DJs you know on there. Theere’s quite alot of sets from some top DJs.

Don’t forget the download section here! Some really good sets. Mobile Dogwash, Chris Liberator, 2fik, Audio Pancake, Checmical head are some good ones I’ve heard.

Free Music Downloads: Acid Techno

Go nuts :weee:

Skream – Midnight Request Line

Loefah – Rufage

Radikal Guru – Strong Dub

GRAVIOUS – WORMSIGN

DJG – Shadow Skanking

Caspa – Rubber Chicken

CASPA – FLOOR DEM

6Blocc – Never Scared

Art Of Noise – Moments In Love ( Caspa Remix )

TC – Where’s My Money (Caspa Remix)

Headhunter – Descent

Distance – Cyclops

Crissy Criss – Don’t Mess About

gotta say dubstep becomes the most boring genre of music incredibly quickly, i got bored after a few days and months later still find it pretty damn boring

Free Music Downloads: Dubstep

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Here’s about 15 gig of dubstep rapidshare links

Dubstep

my fav dubstep producers are komonazmuk and king cannibal.. nice and dark and hard

Hiya-download ‘skream-wheres my money’-banging tune-heard it on zane lowe on radio 1 last week, been listening to it ever since, really cool heavy beats, love it!! really into the dubstep at the mo, saw caspa and rusko at glastonbury last year and that was amazing!!!

Burial
Kode9
Digital Mystikz
Pinch

Some artists to get you going :weee:

@p0lygon-Window 315976 wrote:

i just feel the need to say, dubstep is pretty damn lame

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean… I really can’t see the appeal either:

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:rolleyes:

I like Dubstep, but in small portions at the time, can get boring after a while if you only hear that..
Have a friend writing Dubstep and love it when he play :bounce_g:
Floor shaking music, sure the guy downstairs don’t agree with my taste :laugh_at:

A lot of dubstep just seems to be about rinsing that new tune (“Where’s my money” is the one at the moment I reckon) to such an extent that the sets become predictable. It makes all the difference when people produce interesting dubstep with weird samples and remixes, but a lot of djs don’t which is really sad.

If you like Caspa and Rusko, get Fabric 37. And “Otacon” by Reso is quite good also.

@uglyprettytrash 325969 wrote:

A lot of dubstep just seems to be about rinsing that new tune (“Where’s my money” is the one at the moment I reckon) to such an extent that the sets become predictable. It makes all the difference when people produce interesting dubstep with weird samples and remixes, but a lot of djs don’t which is really sad.

If you like Caspa and Rusko, get Fabric 37. And “Otacon” by Reso is quite good also.

That’s one side (the popular side) of dubstep. The other side is massively creative, not just about the drop and producers like appleblim, skream (when he tries) and many others experiment with beats, rhythms and sounds to make something new and interesting. Big wobbles and techy noises with basslines that hit ‘the brown note’ are just a happy sideline in this truly innovative genre… in my humble opinion.