^^

Paulie wrote: www.trackitdown.net will be offering .wavs for the same price as mp3s soon. Hotflush will be on there.

Nice move

thanks for the heads up Marmot. i wasn't expecting this one for a little while.

i dont know why you are taking this dated notion of the culture just being local. the internet means it is both local and global, which means whether you like it or not, you are participating in a culture. not necessarily the same part of it as people in london, but jsut by posting on here, you are...

That's a nice blog you've got man_and_machine. Just put it in my bookmarks

No big one. We just don't like getting lumped in with the US.

Very good on the Rinse stuff

France, Germany, Spain, America, Belgium, Holland, Portugal, Czech Republic, Hungary, Brazil, Slovakia, and Australia are all repping the sound.

Ahem... You forgot Canada dude.

Thanks! Choons plus an interview.

Blackmarket - Good prices, fairly quick and helpful. No VAT for foreign orders. A little frustrating when you know items are on the shelves or under the counter but aren't showing up ont he site. Rhythm Division - Grime you won't find elsewhere. Shipping can be slow and orders for myself and others ...

its getting on a bit though aint it mate? True, yeah. But it's that old dubplate thing where a potentially huge seller (by dubstep standards) gets held back for too long. Unless there's a copyright issue with the sample I think this one should still get a dropped, but soon. It's a brilliant track. ...

Lol. Out of stock already. Skream's gonna be a millionaire at this rate.

Love this one Can't wait to see the packaging.

^^ This track is fantastic! :shock:

Thanks for clearing all of that up Curious.

pete bubonic wrote:So, in a genre defined by bass, do you perhaps sacrafice sound quality for feel on a rig or vice versa?

I've been wondering this myself.

I think the idea is that big bass has to go mono (stereo bass is a bit pointless anyway) but that tracks with significant sub-bass are simply not possible because of the medium itself. Whereas acetates can handle it. But yeah, i'd like to learn more and hear a comparison.

The sub-bass thing would seem to preclude cutting dubstep discs.

What's the technology behind this? Is it that vinyl recorder from Vestax? (http://www.vestax.com/v/recorders/recorders.html)

joenice wrote:Definitely.

Any Toronto or Montreal dates? DeepSix was going to be looking into that.

Damn. I was hoping to make it down for this and turn it into a weekend in NYC but I just checked the airfares and it ain't gonna happen (they're way higher than in the past). Can't spare 16 hours for the return bus trip either. But big up Dave, Steve and Joe for making this happen. Any chance of pos...

dubway wrote:did you hear skream RMX request line

:shock: would be sick to hear that divebomb bass live.