I can admit that I know nothing about the nuances of producing music. That's why I've always been a little confused why people dislike many U.S artists even though many sound like Distance to my ears. Examples are Excision, Datsik and Dowlink. Is it simply because his sound is much heavier, or does ...

Thanks for your input guys, I've found a lot of cool stuff because of this.

Most of the new dubstep albums and songs I find come from last.fm or youtube channels. I want to know how you guys find new songs. It's always a treat to find little gems like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVKcuyJKcAg


If you help me out, that would be awesome and appriciated. If you ...

Recently I have discovered this artist named Squarepusher. I really like his stuff; he is an artist that doesn't limit himself to one particular type of music, and he manages to do all of his attempts at different genres well (to my ears.) One thing about him that stood out to me in particular is ...

Yeah a lot of people don't hate excision, saying everyone hates north American music just because of where it's from is really stupid... bad correlation. I remember circa '06 there was quite a lot of decent music from there...

Really, now. Name me one American other than Joe Nice that gets any ...

Yeah a lot of people don't hate excision, saying everyone hates north American music just because of where it's from is really stupid... bad correlation. I remember circa '06 there was quite a lot of decent music from there...

Really, now. Name me one American other than Joe Nice that gets any ...

Going back to the OP, where you said that Excision gets hate, I've never understood why a forum that seems to love Distance hates on him. I mean...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yz8wSzZ0xAg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0VZfOmt57I


Both are dark dubstep, but somehow Distance is okay. It ...

Any help would be much appreciated.

So, it actually happened

Try this topic:
http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=229986

Thanks, I'll take my business over there.




The song kind of reminds me of what Shackleton does. He has a song called Blood on My Hands that kind of sounds like that in a sense. If you're into percussion though, Punch Drunk ...

I'm looking for songs with a good drum pattern (if it's called something else I wouldn't know), like this song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvONec39v_4

I especially like what he starts to do at around 1:55

Loefah
Phaeleh
J.Kenzo

Yeah, it's almost the same with me except when I say Kenzo or Kahn, they give me a blank look. Then I show them some of their stuff and they say "Yeah, that stuff's dope, I wouldn't go to one of their shows, but it's dope." ...fair enough *shrug*

What I've never understood is... why can't people get a straight answer here? I understand this may be common knowledge to some people, but come on. Answering a question isn't that hard. From what I understood, this was a place for people who love bass music to help each other out and discuss the ...

Phaeleh is the most relaxing artist of all time.

hmm, overall i like it. and trust me im not into this type of sound at all, and it definitly stomps all over my general accepted line of cheese but some how they squeezed just enough funk in there for me to dig it. Its got a little of that late era funk that got a little to disco. like i said pure ...

You all don't know me, and I don't know all of you but I would just like to say thank you to the people who contribute music to this thread. I've been listining to dubstep for about a year now and when I first started out I only knew a few artists, like Bassnectar, Flux Pavillion, Downlink, Datsik ...

If we're not careful dubstep can become the next "core", you know like "grindcore", and "deathcore". Soon we'll have "dubstep", "brostep", "wubstep" and eventually "DISESTABLISHMENTARIANISMstep". Such is the evolution of a music genre.

stepstep is the next it thing

Oh snap.

If we're not careful dubstep can become the next "core", you know like "grindcore", and "deathcore". Soon we'll have "dubstep", "brostep", "wubstep" and eventually "DISESTABLISHMENTARIANISMstep". Such is the evolution of a music genre.