superb idea, superb event (I judge from audio)
selectionwise - for me Soul II Soul was best, most versatile, some tuffest dubplates he played,
DMZ was good, but all this tunes I already heard from releases and Mala's sets
still I think it's luck for all this soundguys what no real reggae sound ...

killer mix, thanks for sharing.
I never heard selections in this style before

really, Scorn was the first in style which sounds very close to dubstep, check his albums from around 95 'Gyral' and 'Logghi Barogghi', they both dubby, heavy and dark as hell

how to DL this set?

Mala @ RBMA
Grievous Angel - Dubstep Sufferah 3

My way for digitizing vynils:

Stanton STR8-80 with Denon DL-110 cartridge (via line-out) --> M-Audio LT10/10 souncard --> SoundForge 7.
Then I edit files with Adobe Audition - normalising, manually removing clicks (no EQ or something).

Not ideal setup ofcourse - I would add Denon DL-160 to my ...

killer melody in Prov's tune

Mowgli wrote:listen to my mixes and check the tracklists

bless ya

Mowgli, I must say your dubstep mixes one of the bests I ever heard - top selection and perfect in a sense of groove. I downloaded all 4 mixes from getdarker and enjoying by them everyday at my work
Thanks, and waiting for your new mixes!

will it be released in any digital format?

very waiting for this one - about two weeks ago I received B Judah / Sarantis 'Why Dem A Fight' 12" and I love it!

I can be interested in those ones with reggae, feel free to send list / soundclips to me

big up the man!
His mix (Darkside Dubstep 2006) was the first dubstep mix I ever heard

Check The Rootsman albums from mid-90s-early-00s, he drops nuff dub releases with eastern/world music influence. Also some 90s projects like Sub Dub, Badawi, and Serenity Dub compilations, especially the one which called something like "Organic Roots".

I must say, tend to involve world music ...

yes, very deep music as usual for Mala.. waiting 12" from Chemical..

Check my special mix on the theme of killing sounds / sounbwoys:

http://digiman.podomatic.com/entry/2009 ... 9_48-08_00

it comes to modern dance music from reggae/dancehall soundsystem culture

killer mash-up! 320 would be nice

We Nah Run is killer!

Wa Do Dem tune rinsed to death on the reggae / dancehall sessions, but on dubstep gig will be sound nice probably

Tune with sample "ganja / ganjaman" is pure killerrrrrrrrr!!! (on 12:10, right after Caspa's "Louder")
anybody knows - what the tune it is??

very deep set!