rekorder wrote:by some german minimal tech geezers apparently...

should i keep it or get a new un?

I'd only worry about it if they're releasing records already or if you think it's imminent. Whoever gets there first wins basically...change now if you want to avert an upheaval later on.

Dubstep has a healthy dubplate and vinyl culture though...think you'd miss out a significant portion of the market (and the people who do a lot of the stealth promoting) if you don't press up too. Maybe press if the downloads go well?

krk rp8 and rp10s a http://a172.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/86/l_d92b07ce133f9e0dcf772e871955ba33.jpg nd just ordered meself a Vestax VCI100 DJ Midi Controller should be here in a few days, rites! Nice *minimal* set-up...but speakers don't like corners, I'd move them along the wall a bit if y...

I'm a vinyl stroker - in a good way!

This is great stuff. Was wondering, if you get a dub cut at say Transition, is a lacquer made which you can use for pressing up with, or is it cut straight into vinyl and you have to get it re-mastered to create a lacquer? no. As J from Transition said earlier in the thread, the mastering process i...

^^^^ Nice!

Love the pylon one particularly.

please repress again :cry: due to demand were putting the copies we saved for the shops up.. Our Sound http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120190855796&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=002 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120190871784...

Does anyone else feel that the scenes reliance on dubplates kind of makes TPs and Promos a bit redundant? no, they're for different purposes: dubplates are one-offs which are cut before a tune is released. This is good for 'road-testing' a tune i.e. seeing how a crowd responds, and is the only way ...

Are you lot talking about me?

feasible_weasel wrote:

XOR wrote:Anyone written any groundbreaking tunes during the duration of this thread?

Weaselstep on the way

Go to it Weasible!

Anyone written any groundbreaking tunes during the duration of this thread?

furthermore, without grime, dubstep has become what it is now. and you are all more than welcome to it. I disagree. I think a large percentage of dubstep has turned into what instrumental grime SHOULD have turned into. indeed...........its all went tits up after garage and bare ppl using fruity, an...

is it now time for the fringe elements to return to the Underground Garage tag The tag Garage was always confusing to me though, what with Garage Rock, US Disco Garage...and some UK punk & post-punk bands being tagged as Garage too. I think Dubstep is a great term and vaguely descriptive enough...

seckle wrote:125 sold out in 4 days.

I'm guessing the low availability made it sell quicker...?

So where's that leave the rephlex Grime comps eh?

horse wrote:whats grime?

What isn't grime?

Lateral thinking makes everything so much clearer.

Bagged!

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I've paid money for music mags for just one short interview with someone I was interested in without a thought. Fam.. u come from Somerset.. you'd pay for shit coloured rags if they stocked it at your local emporium. man from hackney cant be dealing in the four pound region for paper unless it's on...

compact wrote:check out da myspace n tell me wot u fink abwt it

www.myspace.com/compactmc

updates are cummin very soon doe

Why are you posting this in every thread? Start a thread yourself

Agreed. It's like four quid or whatever. If you love the music that much then buy the fucking mag. fact is that people who luv music will more likely spend that cash records or green :Z: who's gonna buy a whole MAG for one article that doesn't even Headline the front page? It's not the only article...