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dz wrote:

Robbing Hood wrote:There is just so much good, forward thinking stuff around.
Can sort of see the trunk forking into many branches but they are all of the same tree

haha. Nice plug.

lukesnarl wrote:

selector.dub.u wrote:.......

what an informative post
i might reply to random threads with dots and see if i can get my post count above 3500 too....



:L

i have no idea what i was trying to say there

two oh one most definitely.

and that guy wang... didnt he only put one track on the forum and people are begging for more

skream wrote:mala
benga
coki
distance
noah d
late

nice1 skream!~

Surely everyone who is in the scene is pushing the sound?

Don't know about you but all my friends know what dubstep is, even if they don't like it, all their mates do too?

I mean, I tell everyone "go X place, see X DJ, listen to X tune, it'll change your life"


The wider the audience the more producers/listeners/lovers will come and it will just turn into this massive cultural bliss, well thats the hope

Word of mouth is better than any other form of advertising, its personal and direct!

SARANTIS.!!1

skull disco
peverelist
late
2562
benga
martyn
modeselektor
skream
scuba

all pushing the sound imo.

silkie
trg
jac sparrage
martyn
2562
octapush!
all this wonk shit like flying lotus, rustie, ikonika etc

Jaquè Sparragè

How come no one person has mentioned RUSKO?

Rusko is the shit.

boring- wrote:How come no one person has mentioned RUSKO?

Rusko is the shit.

he's pioneering a certain direction for dubstep, that's for sure. Personally I don't like his stuff that much apart from the first dub police ep, the acton dread ep, and cockney thug/love is real. making moves in a big way though

2 NAQ

boring- wrote:How come no one person has mentioned RUSKO?

Rusko is the shit.

I like Rusko's stuff but not feelin the new shower one

i just think the sounds rusko uses definitly push the scene forward. his bass sounds on tracks like 2 n a q are filth, and soooo good.

In my opinion,and in no particular order...headhunter,Threnody,Quata330,Martyn,Blackmass,Breakage,TRG,Shacketon,Appleblim,Cluekid,PointB,2562.

coki
benga
the bug
trg
jakes
2562
silkie
kode9
headhunter
rusko
komonazmuk
vista
joker
max ulis
calamalka

Mala
Kode9
Darkstar
Zomby
Forsaken
HOD
Untold
Joker
TRG
Martyn
Ramadanman
Threnody
Brackles
Anti-Social
Relocate
Cluekid
Wascal
Shonx
Narcossist

i havent seen cotti's name enough in this thread. or rusko for that matter.
they always make absolute smashers which ALWAYS go off at nights.
u can't deny results!

i say at the moment...

Peverelist
clouds
darkstar
babylon system
2562
skull disco


theses acts in my eyes giving dubstep a much needed breath of a fresh air.

Hugh wrote:i havent seen cotti's name enough in this thread. or rusko for that matter.
they always make absolute smashers which ALWAYS go off at nights.
u can't deny results!

that's not really pushing the sound forward though which is what the thread is asking, trying out new things and pushing in new directions, which is what many of the producers whom you see repeatedly in this thread (Martyn, TRG, 2562, Blim, Peverelist, HH etc.) are doing.

Still, 2 very good producers and looking forward to hearing what Cotti has up his sleeves.

I think all those above are doing an interesting thing with the techno and 2step directions they are taking with the sound. Anti-social and Mala for the distinct house influenced sound. Skream always- he seems to get enough flak about being generic from people (understandable as he still makes the big Bangers which go off ala simple city) but if you listen to his newer material, the different sounds and directions he is taking are a far cry from his other work and show how he has evolved as a producer. The wonk factor as well with Ikonika, rustie etc.- interesting fresh direction