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My advice would be to use rising filters/sweeps etc. subtley to build up before a drop where you introduce more hats, more consistent beats and more variation. Typically an impact sound is used where a tune drops to add effect. Also play around with reverb and delays, possibly more lead sounds and automate the rate of your wobble!
Just a few ideas that all dubstep producers should consider, they should all add some substance to your music. But cool track bro, what program you using?

I appreciate the feedback. I am using ableton with only a midi controller. I've been trying to concentrate on my eq but you make some good points about my form or lack there of haha.