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Lets face it.

Is dubstep in which we all fell inlove with kinda dead? I havent bought a record in 3 months. Whats going on? Are we out of ideas? Or have we drained our wobbles to the point where they all sound the same, and loud became more important than good?

Id just like to see what you all think.

No.

ok Im happy.

AidoN wrote:Lets face it.

Is dubstep in which we all fell inlove with kinda dead? I havent bought a record in 3 months. Whats going on? Are we out of ideas? Or have we drained our wobbles to the point where they all sound the same, and loud became more important than good?

Id just like to see what you all think.

If you think it's all wobbles an have not bought anything in 3 months you have missed out on some amazing tunes.

datura wrote:If you think it's all wobbles an have not bought anything in 3 months you have missed out on some amazing tunes.

True

skrewface wrote:

datura wrote:If you think it's all wobbles an have not bought anything in 3 months you have missed out on some amazing tunes.

True

this

Because you havent bought a record in 3 months, dubstep is dead ?
Where have you been lookin' man!!?

whatever you reckon mate but i wish daily threads asking pointless questions like this were dying..

nothing personal btw.. its just this boards full of these kinds of posts...

i guess the hype could be already dead, which is good. now it's time for the hard work to keep the level up. and I think there is more producers than ever who are able to do it. so no worries.

you probably haven't bought a record for 3 months because labels generally don't release many records in the summer? c'mon, why would you work when you can go on holidays and enjoy the sun? big producers played gigs and festivals, small producers probably smoked out with a bbq or something. weather got shit so everyone will go back to work and soon there will be the harvest time

gotta ask yourself... was dubstep ever alive? did it have cognitive thoughts or biological laws controlling it.... maybe it's just a spec of coding in the matrix... did u ever think about that before making claims that it's dying?

my thoughts are that you didn't


GUNSHOT

AidoN wrote:Lets face it.

Is dubstep in which we all fell inlove with kinda dead? I havent bought a record in 3 months. Whats going on? Are we out of ideas? Or have we drained our wobbles to the point where they all sound the same, and loud became more important than good?

Id just like to see what you all think.

Maybe you just ran out of faith/money?

No.

Dubstep is alive and well and lurking in a dark, smoky corner with techno and garage and dub smoking a massive spliff.

please use search before starting these kinds of threads. we have at least one every month, and its silly to just go over the same exact ground weekly. thanks.