Re: NEW Dubstep Metal Band. DubChug!
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 7:36 pm
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No, it's not because I'm frightened I just don't think it's that great yet.coleco wrote:Yeah, you probably wouldn't 'plaster' your stuff up here because you're frightened you'll get shut down and taken the piss out for 3 pages if it isn't good enough. Maybe if you knew you were gonna get proper constructive feedback you would post up your early beats and learn quicker.wolf89 wrote:Not got any tunes up yet though cause I'd rather wait till I was making decent music for sure rather than making some gimmicy crap and plastering it on random forums like this.
Slipknot are the Skrillex of metalcoleco wrote:Makes me pretty sad to read threads like this to be honest, just a bunch of total tossers for shutting someone else down so hard just for making music? "hope you all die slowly" I mean is that really neccersary? It's not like the guy's killed anyone, he's just written some music for gods sake. Granted, I don't like the music, but I have actually listened to alot of metal, not in this style, but I do even like a couple of Slipknot tracks so what you wanna kill me now? Grow up!
Yes, the production quality isn't great, and in my opinion stylisticly not great either, the lyrics ARE often laughable, and it's a blantent assult of noise alot of the time which is unpallatable to most peoples ears.
Even though I wouldn't listen to it, I'ld rather look on the positives, atleast there's something going on in it! There are verses, choruses, different sections and even chord changes, the guys can obviously play their instruments to a certain level, and the rythems switch up every so often... more than you can say for alot of shit that half you lot shutting this guy down probably make, or probably don't make because you can't even write music.
Just makes me a little pissed off when a bunch of people actually go to creative lengths to put someone else down, just for trying to be creative and bringing music to people. Even if it's not to your taste. That to me is the real triple face palm moment here.
No they aren'tkentnz wrote:Slipknot are the Skrillex of metalcoleco wrote:Makes me pretty sad to read threads like this to be honest, just a bunch of total tossers for shutting someone else down so hard just for making music? "hope you all die slowly" I mean is that really neccersary? It's not like the guy's killed anyone, he's just written some music for gods sake. Granted, I don't like the music, but I have actually listened to alot of metal, not in this style, but I do even like a couple of Slipknot tracks so what you wanna kill me now? Grow up!
Yes, the production quality isn't great, and in my opinion stylisticly not great either, the lyrics ARE often laughable, and it's a blantent assult of noise alot of the time which is unpallatable to most peoples ears.
Even though I wouldn't listen to it, I'ld rather look on the positives, atleast there's something going on in it! There are verses, choruses, different sections and even chord changes, the guys can obviously play their instruments to a certain level, and the rythems switch up every so often... more than you can say for alot of shit that half you lot shutting this guy down probably make, or probably don't make because you can't even write music.
Just makes me a little pissed off when a bunch of people actually go to creative lengths to put someone else down, just for trying to be creative and bringing music to people. Even if it's not to your taste. That to me is the real triple face palm moment here.
coleco wrote:Stop moaning then!
Firstly it doesn't matter when someone got into the music.coleco wrote:But wolf89, you joined this forum in 2009, I joined in 2006, three years before you. So what, I should call you a bandwagon jumper because you the managed to join the biggest forum for the genre you DJ so late in that genres development?
No, I don't care when you got involved, or even what music you're into. If someone's a nice guy they get my respect regardless of what they listen to or make.
Don't get me wrong, I too get annoyed when a lot of the music attached to a certain genre goes so far in the opposite direction to what sound you're reppin that you don't even know if you have anything to do with it anymore.
But the difference is I don't bitch and whine about it all the time in a forum where everyone feels the need to mention Skrillex 10 times a thread because their jelous an American metaller learnt how to make everyone go mental to wobbles, is absolutely fucking caining it, and rinsing all you lot for what he earns and gets out of it.
Well it probably feels awful. But isn't that telling you something? Maybe the idea of bashing metal and dubstep together should be left alone? Because in this case it clearly doesn't work or sound good. I like (some) metal. I like Dubstep but mixing them together sounds shit and always has done. Please post a link if you think otherwise I'd like to hear something that works. I'm an open minded person but it's normally boring generic metal with boring generic dubstep.Ayatollah wrote:I wonder how it feels when people get on dubstepforum.com to showcase what they honestly believe is some sweet, my-ears-just-came "dub" to what they believe are like-minded people, and get served three pages of ridicule, bashing and verbal assaults
Promise One wrote:It might work if say The Deftones made a track with Mala / DMZ because both of those artists are highly respected in their own scenes and have the capacity to make something actually interesting whilst being able to keep their own integrity.
Yes haha. Ok so their newer output isn't as great as their earlier stuff but as they have incorparated some elements of electronic sounds and DJing I thought it would be far more interesting than the OP music. Plus Chino doesn't always need to shout all the time.ghst wrote:Promise One wrote:It might work if say The Deftones made a track with Mala / DMZ because both of those artists are highly respected in their own scenes and have the capacity to make something actually interesting whilst being able to keep their own integrity.
Deftones are highly respected in the metal scene? Have i missed something?
Ideal metal/dubstep collabs...hmmm.Promise One wrote:Yes haha. Ok so their newer output isn't as great as their earlier stuff but as they have incorparated some elements of electronic sounds and DJing I thought it would be far more interesting than the OP music. Plus Chino doesn't always need to shout all the time.ghst wrote:Promise One wrote:It might work if say The Deftones made a track with Mala / DMZ because both of those artists are highly respected in their own scenes and have the capacity to make something actually interesting whilst being able to keep their own integrity.
Deftones are highly respected in the metal scene? Have i missed something?
Machine Head then?
Lets hear some your ideal collaborations and why they might work
No they aren't.ghst wrote:Promise One wrote:It might work if say The Deftones made a track with Mala / DMZ because both of those artists are highly respected in their own scenes and have the capacity to make something actually interesting whilst being able to keep their own integrity.
Deftones are highly respected in the metal scene? Have i missed something?
I don't have any opinion on metal and dubstep hybrids (I generally don't rate metal) so I'm not going to comment on that. Threads like these just make me think about how confused and shocked these people must get when they get ripped to pieces for posting dumb noob shit here. We should probably just send them over to the UKF forum or something.Promise One wrote:Well it probably feels awful. But isn't that telling you something? Maybe the idea of bashing metal and dubstep together should be left alone? Because in this case it clearly doesn't work or sound good. I like (some) metal. I like Dubstep but mixing them together sounds shit and always has done. Please post a link if you think otherwise I'd like to hear something that works. I'm an open minded person but it's normally boring generic metal with boring generic dubstep.Ayatollah wrote:I wonder how it feels when people get on dubstepforum.com to showcase what they honestly believe is some sweet, my-ears-just-came "dub" to what they believe are like-minded people, and get served three pages of ridicule, bashing and verbal assaults
It might work if say The Deftones made a track with Mala / DMZ because both of those artists are highly respected in their own scenes and have the capacity to make something actually interesting whilst being able to keep their own integrity.