for me first "grime" track was mr oizo's "flat beat" :lol: you're a joker, but its so true now that you mention it. that bassline was ahead of its day! My first single as well !! Still think it's heavy. Oh my god, how embarrasing hey m8 that's really great tune - doesn't matter ...

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so basic conclusion is that except south londoners we are all fucked ;) or we do sth by ourselfs or we have nothing Haha, no we've got it pretty good down here in Bristol too. Lots of smaller parties to go to plus one or two bigger ones every once in a while. ok except south london and bristol - re...

so basic conclusion is that except south londoners we are all fucked
or we do sth by ourselfs or we have nothing

Gutter wrote: 'Women respond to bass'.

true true
some girls told me that dubstep is very "sensual"

as far as i know i'm the only one regulary playing dubstep on parties in poland
and as far as i know i'm the only polish dubstep producer
no shops, no records, no scene
but people are more and more enthusiastic about the sound on the parties - especially girls

there were also some IDM tracks in the late 90ties which now could be put into the dubstep box
for me first "grime" track was mr oizo's "flat beat"

sumone wrote:damn, the polish massive is going to outnumber us germans ;p

at least u have a little grime scene

Gutter wrote:my grandad was polish. so i guess that makes me a bit polish too. big-up the polish massif! (all 3 of you?!)

maybe 4 my friend's girlfriend likes it too

it would be nice if they release another one
rephlex made really good job promoting dubstep outside uk
i've got to the sound becouse of those records

the sound is getting worldwide