I know that Irish toon James!

Alex D

rekorder wrote:Skyence?

http://www.virb.com/skyence

skyence!!

thats it, sound.
Cheers rekorder!

Check it out anyone who hasn't heard it, its wicked.

Pandaia wrote:

deef wrote:someone called something like skylene, sycleane. Along those lines.

One of the best drum sounds I've heard in Dubstep

mind my asking where you heard it? might help.

I heard it at a friend of a friends, whom I cant get in touch with.
Not much help Im afriad.

Seriously though, if anyone knows...

The drums sound pretty real, live drums.

felixGash wrote:

Ed G wrote:I hope this is real. No one ruin it for me.

Check out "Midnight my waistline"

felixGash wrote:

deef wrote:no, its a woman.

Yeah I know, swear someone posted an album called "Diary Of An Afro Woman" on here not too long ago.

So we're thinking of the same person!?

IVE GOT THAT RECORD!
She. is one beefy girl.

Do you know if she's playing anytime?

no, its a woman.

Skream...!? No. I think I've heard of him.

someone called something like skylene, sycleane. Along those lines.

One of the best drum sounds I've heard in Dubstep

Erm...


'Waow waow waow".


"Some 138 shit"

Loefah when asked what he was making.

I avoid wiki at all costs.

Thanks for the links to, chaps!

Surely writing about a cultural revolution which has influenced society for the last 60 years or so is more interesting than writing about a little known genre of electronic music, largely unknown by the vast majority of the worlds population.

And so when does a genre surpass being too little and ...

I'm writing an essay on Dubstep, abit more interesting than rock & roll!
Obviously, not alot of books or text has been published about it as its relatively new.

What do you all know about how it started, social aspects, dance culture, influence?
And are there any good articles, journals etc i've ...