Anybody on here know who's going to play dubstep sets at burning man this year.....where.....when.....who?

Any dubsteppers on here going to the burn?

i got introduced to dubsteb at last year's burn. this year i can't deny that what i'm looking forward to more than anything else is hearing some more live dubstep sets. my name's brian and i'm with oobleck village. if anybody knows where it's at let me know.

ha, I've listened to MOTF a few more times and have to admit there are potent signs of life that i didn't notice the first time through. i agree with all the comments about the irrelevance of whether or not the album can be accurately labeled as dubstep, in the end, each creation is it's own mini-ge...

[quote]why should we reply to this if you don't explain why you think it's lifeless?[/quote don't reply if you don't feel you should. there is no context.......it just sounds dead to me. deadstep. no fire in the belly..... but maybe that's because i'm not yet a member of the dub zombie army of the n...

memories of the future......sounds lifeless......am i wrong? i don't think i'd use the word dubstep to describe it.

no, i don't have anything against the shift sessions at all, never been to one. i'll be at chop suey on the 8th, you going?

i live in the seattle area. looking for dubstep. anybody know where it's hiding? other than the "shift sessions".

i'm brian. i'm basically here to find dubstep with a heavy ragga influence, but still dark and grimy. i like a lot of what skream has done, some of the dub he uses reminds me of lee perry. much of the "dubstep" i've heard is too busy/glitched/techy for me. i like that organic moody knock y...

i was first introduced to dubstep about a year ago and it was exactly what i'd been wanting to hear. as much as it got me energized and kicking up dust it also felt like it was burying me 6 ft. undergound. the stuff i've heard that i've liked the most had a super heavy organic criminal reggae sound,...