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Black Sun Empire Has Decided To Add Their Own Style To Dubstep!
What Do You Think...?
Should The Kids Stick With Drum and bass Or Keep having a shot at Step?

Hypersun is just a Brutal Electro track (it's like all the DnB producers who fancy having a go at dubstep just jump straight on Brutal Electro) and Cold Crysis has some nice ideas but not excecuted all that well IMO.

If he (or they, I don't know) can get their tracks up to the standard of their DnB it will be good I reckon, why not?!

DjComplexity wrote:Black Sun Empire Has Decided To Add His Own Style To Dubstep!
What Do You Think...?
Should The Kid Stick With Drum and bass Or Keep having a shot at Step?

3 or 4 chaps i think. Played a show after them a month or so ago, enjoyed their set.

frankly i think hypersun is a banger with an irresistible bass sound that does not quit. definitely has tinges of dnb but i like the noticeable influence.

Anyone who would refuse to welcome a talent that strong to dubstep needs a schlap

Dyneema reminds me of older headhunter which is a win

Their dubstep tunes are wicked sick... I don't know what you haters are talking about.

Not too big a fan of this one, it's better than some stuff though I guess. I have a mate who's heavy into his DnB who claims DnB producers are better at making dubstep than the dubstep producers are rofl... DnB producers all seem to go for the same sound when they're doing a dubstep track though, I don't properly understand why.

plus lots of Dnb peeps sound over-produced - too clean and well made

Not hatin' Just sayin'

Shaan wrote:plus lots of Dnb peeps sound over-produced - too clean and well made

Not hatin' Just sayin'

I'd have to agree.

it's 3 guys, Micha, Milan and Rene, talented chaps.

Cosmic Surgeon wrote:DnB producers all seem to go for the same sound when they're doing a dubstep track though, I don't properly understand why.

Breakage
Martyn
D-Bridge
Instra:Mental
SpectraSoul

All beg to differ, just to name a few.

And if I'm not mistaken, Ramadanman was making drum & bass before he moved on to dubstep. Stop me if I'm wrong.

I just meant DnB producers who stay as DnB producers. I'd consider most of those guys dubstep producers before I'd call them DnB (with the obvious exceptions).

Rarr Sorry Peoples...I Originaly Thought It Was the One Porducer!
Bless On The Feed...

I Dont Know what to think about it, I Wasn't to keen on it, but its starting to grow on me!
And Regards To Dnb artists making dubstep...I Think if done well, and it sounds sick...then any producer should drop what they want!

I Just think The Demand for Dubstep Now Is so Fucking Immence from 3/4 years back, That alot of Dnb Artists Could start moving on to Step!

They've been on the Dubstep thing for a while actually...

3 or 4 Dutch guys - seems to me their production can't do any wrong.

not really feelin it...
but then again havent really
been feelin their DNB for
a while to...

Driving insane was great...
but all started to go downhill
from there...
trance n bass....

I dont care what anyone else thinks
Black sun empire got it spot on with 'The Invasion' 12"
welcome aboard I say

right now I think their tunes sound a bit generic, using the sounds that worked for their dnb but not feeling them in 'dubstep'

but I'm sure they'll get the hang of it eventually and then really start puttin out great stuff.

MaxR wrote:right now I think their tunes sound a bit generic, using the sounds that worked for their dnb but not feeling them in 'dubstep'

but I'm sure they'll get the hang of it eventually and then really start puttin out great stuff.

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