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eskmo / welder
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by eskmo / welder » Sat Aug 16, 2008 4:08 am
deamonds wrote:Ory wrote:rock and dance music have never meshed well.
agree

Download 320 MP3
HERE
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somejerk
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by somejerk » Sat Aug 16, 2008 4:31 am
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cobraverde
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by cobraverde » Sat Aug 16, 2008 11:55 am
An older "metal free" Spykidelic Live Mix
http://www.roggbif.com/acidgrime/acidgrime.mp3
ACID GRIME MIXTAPE (Spykidelic)
Skream: Tapped/T.I: What You Know (accapella)
SP: MC: Trust Nobody
Starkey: Bounce
Skream: Midnight Request Line/Mike Jones: Like What I Got (accapella)
Drexciya: Decompressurization (Bonus Beats)
Appleblim & Peverelist: Circling
Benga & Coki: Night
Aphex Twin: Donkey Rhubarb
Wiley/Tinchy Stryder: Ice Rink
Vex’D: 3rd Choice
Aphex Twin: Icct Hedral (Phillip Glass Orchestration)
DJ Godfather: This Planet is Mine
Benga: Out of Phaze
Distance: Feel Me
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danolboy
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by danolboy » Sat Aug 16, 2008 12:31 pm
Don't let the crap name put you off. This is really interesting atmospheric stuff. Adds a different vibe to some well known tunes,
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seckle
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by seckle » Sat Aug 16, 2008 1:35 pm
worst name ever. the thinking being, how can we turn off potential listeners the fastest way possible....hmmm, let's combine death with another hyped up genre of the moment. We all like moody music, but will you ever find 300 people to come out and support a deathstepper event? If I've never heard of deathstep before, and I see it on a flyer, am I going to be able to call up my girl and say...hey..will you come out to the deathstep night with me?
Just my 2cents. I'm a big fan of rock, and heavy metal, so don't blow a fuse over me being a bit skeptical.
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tranquera
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by tranquera » Sat Aug 16, 2008 1:44 pm
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cobraverde
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by cobraverde » Sun Aug 17, 2008 9:39 am
[quote="seckle"]worst name ever. the thinking being, how can we turn off potential listeners the fastest way possible....hmmm, let's combine death with another hyped up genre of the moment. We all like moody music, but will you ever find 300 people to come out and support a deathstepper event? If I've never heard of deathstep before, and I see it on a flyer, am I going to be able to call up my girl and say...hey..will you come out to the deathstep night with me?
WHAT???? Cause Dubstep raves are always full of girls aren't they?
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spiderman
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by spiderman » Sun Aug 17, 2008 10:03 am
seckle wrote:worst name ever.
lol init.
llllllow it tbh.
ive never really been into rock and heavy metal, maybe the odd track here n there...
but i like stuff that distance does, but i think thats as far as it can go.
lets keep it dancey and skankable.
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cobraverde
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by cobraverde » Sun Aug 17, 2008 10:28 am
Alright everyone calm down! It's just a very occasional night in Oslo that a couple of dudes with backgrounds in weird-rock decided to do because they were asked. Noone is ever gonna invite them to play at Fabric or Ministry of Sound - It doesn't mean the end of dance music. Carry on enjoying your Prodigy and emotionless purist Dubstep for girls, I dont think there's gonna be a Deathstep English invasion anytime soon.
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djake
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by djake » Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:49 am
i think this proberly the best mix ive heard all year
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nitrous_mcbread
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by nitrous_mcbread » Sun Aug 17, 2008 2:56 pm
I downloaded "DEATHSTEP MIX # 1 - BLÅ, OCTOBER 4th 2007" - listening to it right now. There's some great moments and some very cheesy ones too. Was hugely stunned to hear the track "Ghosty" by Isabella Azaroff lurking in the background - a track which I thought no-one really knew about, created as it was by an eight-year-old girl for a school project. For some reason though it's credited to 'Da Hip Hop Rascals'.
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saxenhammer
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by saxenhammer » Sun Aug 17, 2008 3:31 pm
seckle wrote:but will you ever find 300 people to come out and support a deathstepper event? If I've never heard of deathstep before, and I see it on a flyer, am I going to be able to call up my girl and say...hey..will you come out to the deathstep night with me?
I can't like this music based on it not sounding cool to chicks lol
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ytee
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by ytee » Sun Aug 17, 2008 3:50 pm
I thought it would be harder....disappointed really.
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grimewire
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by grimewire » Mon Aug 18, 2008 6:48 am
djake wrote:i think this proberly the best mix ive heard all year
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kingcannibal
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by kingcannibal » Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:33 pm
blackboardjungle wrote:Interesting stuff indeed. I don't know if the mixture of traditional bm and dubstep could ever work - I think the aesthetics of the two are at loggerheads a lot of the time - but it's nice to see something like this being attempted nonetheless.
LOL @ Transilvanian Hunger
How about Scorn?
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nitrous_mcbread
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by nitrous_mcbread » Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:38 pm
KingCannibal wrote:
How about Scorn?
I still remember the chill that crept up my spine when I heard John Peel play Scorn's "Night Tide" back in the early 90s. Great that they're still doing good things.
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cryyourselftoash
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by cryyourselftoash » Mon Aug 18, 2008 3:38 pm
sjr wrote:There's always metalstep, which was applied to that Vex'd and Distance mix on MAH's show a year or two ago.
I'd love to hear some Nadja stuff remixed by dubstep producers, personally.
you seen this:
Nadja : Alien In My Own Skin (Vex'd RMX 4b)
its on this Lo Dubs comp:
Analog Clash : mixed by 6Blocc
http://www.discogs.com/release/1315516
no melodies.
no harmonies.
no rhythm.
no bullshit.
Phill Niblock
bassbeyondreason wrote:
One time I rubbed dirt on a Mis-Teeq record and told people it was an unreleased Burial dub.
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cobraverde
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by cobraverde » Mon Aug 18, 2008 3:49 pm
Shit, there you go! Cue Martin Clark and Simon Reynolds blogging about the dilution of Dubstep and their nostalgia for 2-Step etc etc.... Now I'm gonna call up my chick and asked her if she wants to come to a Drugstep night with me.
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nitrous_mcbread
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by nitrous_mcbread » Mon Aug 18, 2008 3:59 pm
There was Venetian Snares' Black Sabbath dubstep remix too. That was funny.
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