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Hey everyone, I know that "dubstep" isn't a company like Coca-Cola or Microsoft, but that hasn't stopped mystery internet folk from creating awesome dubstep "logos", which you've no doubt seen in various forms.

Who is the creator of this one?


I can't find a high-res of it anywhere, but that's expected, b/c I don't even know what to call it! (besides 'dubstep logo')

can't say i've ever felt anything but bile in response to a dubstep logo

as has been said before it's akin to having a logo for heavy metal or hip-hop or psychedelic folk....



what do you think of this logo?

Pistonsbeneath wrote:can't say i've ever felt anything but bile in response to a dubstep logo

as has been said before it's akin to having a logo for heavy metal or hip-hop or psychedelic folk....



what do you think of this logo?

that's pretty far out although the typeface is a bit square,it needs to get hep man
Seriously tho people who wear dubstep t-shirts at dubstep nights want punching."Hey look everyone I like dubstep!", thanks for explaining mate cos I wondered why you might be here.

i made it in 2 mins

the nights i've been to of late i've found it hard to decide whether i hate the people wearing dubstep t-shirts more than the plaid shirt/geek glasses crowd

i usually wear clothes that say nothing about me whatsoever...after all i don't want somebody to start a conversation with me about my clothes

Pistonsbeneath wrote:i made it in 2 mins

the nights i've been to of late i've found it hard to decide whether i hate the people wearing dubstep t-shirts more than the plaid shirt/geek glasses crowd

i usually wear clothes that say nothing about me whatsoever...after all i don't want somebody to start a conversation with me about my clothes

I find people tend to speak to me more in regards to my trainers than the t-shirts I wear, or rather don't wear. Needless to say I've had some bitchin' trainers in my 22 or so years

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Pi-Krust wrote: Seriously tho people who wear dubstep t-shirts at dubstep nights want punching."Hey look everyone I like dubstep!", thanks for explaining mate cos I wondered why you might be here.

I went to see Noah D/King Cannibal on friday (insanely sick show too), and some kid had one of those dubstep Run DMC knock offs. But he didn't just wear it, he would take it off and then hold it above the above his head for minutes on end to show his love for the music. A few days before, I saw the same guy wearing a Run DNB shirt

when i rock the howies have to beat the ladies back like a bad smell.

heres a super simple one i recently did for a banner. Fathom Sound.


it dosnt honestly make any sense with anything, lol, but everyone else liked it, so....my job is done.

jimmy dread wrote:

I rocked these for time before they became so worn out I had to tearfuly throw them out.

Now etnies don't even make them any more!

don't think i've seen any awesome dubstep logos....
Some good label logos have come out of it though...



Clearly the winner.

I have a Run DMC Hoddie and i wear it with pride.
I don't see the big problem with them, but at the same time dubstep shouldn't be used as a fashion statement.
I agree that most of the label logos are much nicer though.

sub soldiers is sick