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I know it might be hard to believe but I think with every awful tune, it opens up a new can of worms.mIrReN wrote:abZ wrote: I have a feeling we haven't seen the worst this genre can bring us. It is going to be real tough to grin and bare.
you must be trolling, worse then this?
edit; btw if anyone wondered why I know this song, out of curiosity I clicked the link (:() andunfortunately
http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=167476abZ wrote:I have a feeling we haven't seen the worst this genre can bring us. It is going to be real tough to grin and bare.
This a million times over. It drives me nuts. Can we come up with a new genre name that isn't "post-dubstep" which is a term i see thrown around all over the place?south3rn wrote:rez pez wrote: ask anyone on the street what "dubstep" is now and they tell you it's all aggro wobble filth noise from a bunch of ras trents. it really makes me sick, sick to the point i don't use the term "dubstep" in context of the current popular form, or at all because people assume i love borgore.
Pre-bro.clairvoyeur wrote:This a million times over. It drives me nuts. Can we come up with a new genre name that isn't "post-dubstep" which is a term i see thrown around all over the place?south3rn wrote:rez pez wrote: ask anyone on the street what "dubstep" is now and they tell you it's all aggro wobble filth noise from a bunch of ras trents. it really makes me sick, sick to the point i don't use the term "dubstep" in context of the current popular form, or at all because people assume i love borgore.
Honestly he's 1# on Beatport because he's on Mau5trap, that's all the reason.abZ wrote:I didn't know this guy existed 2 weeks ago. I just noticed his new album is blowing up the Beatport MAIN chart. Dang. Fair play to him honestly but he means as much to me and my music as every other producer that has put a dent in the beatport main chart, essentially nothing. But to be honest since Datsik and Boregore and all that crap, those of us that have been around forever are all of a sudden being told that what we do isn't dubstep lol. I don't know. I have a feeling we haven't seen the worst this genre can bring us. It is going to be real tough to grin and bare.
this this this this thisabZ wrote:But to be honest since Datsik and Boregore and all that crap, those of us that have been around forever are all of a sudden being told that what we do isn't dubstep lol. I don't know. I have a feeling we haven't seen the worst this genre can bring us. It is going to be real tough to grin and bare.
Yeah but there must be a reason he got signed to the label in the first place. If they put out an album by me I am sure there would be a lot of WTF's going onWoony wrote:Honestly he's 1# on Beatport because he's on Mau5trap, that's all the reason.abZ wrote:I didn't know this guy existed 2 weeks ago. I just noticed his new album is blowing up the Beatport MAIN chart. Dang. Fair play to him honestly but he means as much to me and my music as every other producer that has put a dent in the beatport main chart, essentially nothing. But to be honest since Datsik and Boregore and all that crap, those of us that have been around forever are all of a sudden being told that what we do isn't dubstep lol. I don't know. I have a feeling we haven't seen the worst this genre can bring us. It is going to be real tough to grin and bare.
My shit ain't going on #1 Beatport just because of that.south3rn wrote:you have people who have poured gallons of blood, sweat, and tears into this scene since before skream ever made his first tune, when the music was pure, the scene was small and close knit. although i don't have as much experience as a lot of people, i'm very protective of what i think dubstep is and what it should/could be and i can only imagine what a lot of londoners have invested (monetarily and emotionally) in this music.rez pez wrote:whatever is getting really popular starts to make people form the idea that its the quintessential sound of the genre. when the sound is such a deviation from what people like, or if someone takes a step back and thinks about how these songs are being seen as representing the current 'scene', people realize that its not how they want it to be represented
dubsteps about variety anyways.
when i got into dubstep, it was all about atmosphere, minimalism, and meditation. ask anyone on the street what "dubstep" is now and they tell you it's all aggro wobble filth noise from a bunch of ras trents. it really makes me sick, sick to the point i don't use the term "dubstep" in context of the current popular form, or at all because people assume i love borgore.
when i started posting on this forum, the big names posted. some still do, but not to the point i used to see. i'm sure it's because all these diaper wearing amateurs just make them slap their foreheads. the disrespect and ignorance is amazing.
variety? sure. watering down the first original scene i was able to be a part of since its inception? fuck no.
rant over. if you still don't get it, go through tempa's back catalog and tell me it in any way resembles what a lot of people claim their "dubstep" to be.
after this post everyone should stop posting shit like why do hate so and so.
this.deadly habit wrote:all about connections, that and having no shame at selling out or riding the popularity bandwagon (hipster culture at it's best)
props to him for making that bank
still find the majority of his shit generic what's popular at the moment sound with an emo twist and nothing that innovative or that will stand the test of more than a few months yet.
south3rn wrote:
when i got into dubstep, it was all about atmosphere, minimalism, and meditation. ask anyone on the street what "dubstep" is now and they tell you it's all aggro wobble filth noise from a bunch of ras trents. it really makes me sick, sick to the point i don't use the term "dubstep" in context of the current popular form, or at all because people assume i love borgore.
when i started posting on this forum, the big names posted. some still do, but not to the point i used to see. i'm sure it's because all these diaper wearing amateurs just make them slap their foreheads. the disrespect and ignorance is amazing.
variety? sure. watering down the first original scene i was able to be a part of since its inception? fuck no.
rant over. if you still don't get it, go through tempa's back catalog and tell me it in any way resembles what a lot of people claim their "dubstep" to be.
Best Post I've EVER Seensouth3rn wrote:you have people who have poured gallons of blood, sweat, and tears into this scene since before skream ever made his first tune, when the music was pure, the scene was small and close knit. although i don't have as much experience as a lot of people, i'm very protective of what i think dubstep is and what it should/could be and i can only imagine what a lot of londoners have invested (monetarily and emotionally) in this music.
when i got into dubstep, it was all about atmosphere, minimalism, and meditation. ask anyone on the street what "dubstep" is now and they tell you it's all aggro wobble filth noise from a bunch of ras trents. it really makes me sick, sick to the point i don't use the term "dubstep" in context of the current popular form, or at all because people assume i love borgore.
when i started posting on this forum, the big names posted. some still do, but not to the point i used to see. i'm sure it's because all these diaper wearing amateurs just make them slap their foreheads. the disrespect and ignorance is amazing.
variety? sure. watering down the first original scene i was able to be a part of since its inception? fuck no.
rant over. if you still don't get it, go through tempa's back catalog and tell me it in any way resembles what a lot of people claim their "dubstep" to be.
