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In terms of the d i y eathos.

grime has the same kind of ethos generally though, is/was that the new punk?

It isn't shit like punk, though.

The DIY thing I think is true but that might just be because of the size of the scene as it stands. I do feel like there are loads of producers/djs in the crowd at any dubstep thing I go to.

Hope the quality control stays up though.

Better hygiene in dubstep.

DIY as opposed to what? has this not always been the case with bedroom producers making underground dance music?

Little Boh Peep wrote:Better hygiene in dubstep.

ahaha it depends where !

Little Boh Peep wrote:Better hygiene in dubstep.

lol

what in fucks name...

Not familiar with Dubtep

i actually think dubstep is the new black

Little Boh Peep wrote:Better hygiene in dubstep.

I dunno mate, do trustafarians wash under the arms?

captain easychord wrote:i actually think dubstep is the new black

It's the new corduroy. Make of that what you will.

Didn't punk have a vaguely political thing going on with it too though? Apart from Anti-War Dub I guess, and that's about as political as ebony and ivory really.

Could be the new no-wave though.

grime is like punk, dubstep more like new wave. can't be arsed to explain my reasons why right now. in brief the later one followed the former one, and was less visceral and therefore imo less exciting.

dubstep is the new dubstep

RickyRicardo wrote:dubstep is the new dubstep

Nah, that'd be just too easy.

stupid thread.
dont insult dubstep like this.

yeah.. dubstep's like punk's bigger, bassier 3rd cousin that it's never met but has seen pictures of.

Regardless sims/diffs, biggupp the DIYers in all genres.

dubstep's obviously the new jungle

with grime being the new hardcore

dubstep has always reminded me of hardcore (punk)beatdowns...makes me move me head in the same way...