Dubstep Culture

[Teo]

Hey,

I live across the pond and was curious what UK dubstep culture is like. Dubstep is starting to get popular where I live, but it gets a weird combination of metal-heads, nerds, and skanks.

I'm not complaining, i'mjust curious what its like over there.

thanks

EDIT: I want to hear about everywhere, not just the UK.

[Pedro Sánchez]

Fashion victims and students.

[bassrael]

over here its a great mix of people. in 2010 the crowd got quite a bit younger, still nice people though.

(edit: oh, you where asking for the uk scene )

[Sheff]

Fashion victims and students.

Unfortunately true

[fractal]

battymen from what i heard

[Teo]

over here its a great mix of people. in 2010 the crowd got quite a bit younger, still nice people though.

(edit: oh, you where asking for the uk scene )

I'm also curious about the rest of the world too haha, thanks for the input.

[-[2]DAY_-]

and hopefully

[fractal]

people still do k? looooooooong

[JazzyGeoffery]

i'm a 10th grader in the US and dubstep is really popular in my school. the people that listen to it are mostly the stoners.

[-[2]DAY_-]

people still do k? looooooooong

i'm a 10th grader in the US and dubstep is really popular in my school. the people that listen to it are mostly the stoners.

true. it's mostly those who are into this type of thing. y'know proper gear

[Caski]

it used to attract (and still does in the right places) open minded people with a thirst for knowledge of the sound certain people were creating, the soundsystem n dubplate culture was important so much more then...

(this isnt a rant or anything its literaly just me being stuck in the past with that stuff lol)

i still wish it was those eyes down, dark room, hood up, blazin near the bassbin days...not the topless, sweaty, NUS card holding, high frequency, glow stick days we get now lol

thank god/mala for DMZ!

[-[2]DAY_-]

i want so badly to have been there. new york needs more dub wars

[Tempu KING]

white-trash

[Assassin]

it used to attract (and still does in the right places) open minded people with a thirst for knowledge of the sound certain people were creating, the soundsystem n dubplate culture was important so much more then...

(this isnt a rant or anything its literaly just me being stuck in the past with that stuff lol)

i still wish it was those eyes down, dark room, hood up, blazin near the bassbin days...not the topless, sweaty, NUS card holding, high frequency, glow stick days we get now lol

thank god/mala for DMZ!

This^^

[monkers]

it used to attract (and still does in the right places) open minded people with a thirst for knowledge of the sound certain people were creating, the soundsystem n dubplate culture was important so much more then...

(this isnt a rant or anything its literaly just me being stuck in the past with that stuff lol)

i still wish it was those eyes down, dark room, hood up, blazin near the bassbin days...not the topless, sweaty, NUS card holding, high frequency, glow stick days we get now lol

thank god/mala for DMZ!

This^^

Seconded.

DMZ 18th Feb in Leeds, see you there.

[_boring]

Fashion victims and students.

[Assassin]

it used to attract (and still does in the right places) open minded people with a thirst for knowledge of the sound certain people were creating, the soundsystem n dubplate culture was important so much more then...

(this isnt a rant or anything its literaly just me being stuck in the past with that stuff lol)

i still wish it was those eyes down, dark room, hood up, blazin near the bassbin days...not the topless, sweaty, NUS card holding, high frequency, glow stick days we get now lol

thank god/mala for DMZ!

This^^

Seconded.

DMZ 18th Feb in Leeds, see you there.

Word.

[Masocre]

it used to attract (and still does in the right places) open minded people with a thirst for knowledge of the sound certain people were creating, the soundsystem n dubplate culture was important so much more then...

(this isnt a rant or anything its literaly just me being stuck in the past with that stuff lol)

i still wish it was those eyes down, dark room, hood up, blazin near the bassbin days...not the topless, sweaty, NUS card holding, high frequency, glow stick days we get now lol

thank god/mala for DMZ!

[skanky]

we get allsorts here in New Zealand, from the dirty bass gremlins all the way to the middle-aged suits.

Dubstep culture is so diverse, there is something in it for everyone!

[LA_Boxers]

As Caski said...........Fuck Glow Sticks!!