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kode9 weighing in ... a bit dated but still relevant:

But I do find myself turning my back on the audience quite a lot, metaphorically. In other words just doing what I think I need to play because that’s what I want to hear And dealing with the consequences of that after the fact.

http://www.thewire.co.uk/articles/2439/

hayze99 wrote:

solarlion wrote:am i the only one who feels like there are way too many dubstep cliches being made??

not hating, just saying...

enough with the formulas.

99% of dubstep sounds 99% the same these days.

i really like the tune in ur sig mate

too many dickheads obsessed with 'meditating on bass weight' or whatever teh catch phrase it
fuck off and take your camo hats and reading glasses with you, cool nike co lbas btw man yeh

osky wrote:

hayze99 wrote:

solarlion wrote:am i the only one who feels like there are way too many dubstep cliches being made??

not hating, just saying...

enough with the formulas.

99% of dubstep sounds 99% the same these days.

i really like the tune in ur sig mate

Cheers dude

Start of a trip-hopish album I'm working on.

Overall, I think it's official that the mainstream kills musical creativity. When Snoop Dogg rapped over Chase and Status I was already ... I mean

deamonds wrote:this thread/forum is a cliche

not as clichéd as your face

jsaxton wrote:i hate that because i like dubstep everyone thinks im a smack head...

i hate that i am a smack head...

"Dubstep is just dirty, dark, grimey WOBBLEEESSSS"

NO IT ISN'T

JimmaJamJamie wrote:"Dubstep is just dirty, dark, grimey WOBBLEEESSSS"

NO IT ISN'T

i like all dubstep.
i think even the noizebass, wibbawubbles and such are good
but appleblim, pinch and el-b are also pretty sweet
its all about moderation, aslong as people dont listen to all one genre, i think dubstep will loose its cliches and just be awesome

thought I'd post this, felt the need

^yes goddamnit