Drum N Bass: An extremely high rate of hihats and snares resulting in a high density of high frequency noise, and loss of overall clarity. They should really call it Drum N Treble. DubStep: Moderate tempo so your ears have time to hear the waveforms and a focus on BASS which is really the frequency...

tired of all them bandwagon jumping producers? :wink: j/k why does this bother people? if Boxcutter didnt jump on the bandwagon then he wouldent have made an impact as gib as he has, he was a drill n bass squarepusher-esque artist, then Mike P gave him a heads up about this new scene and suggested ...

mala = inspiration

tired of all them bandwagon jumping producers? :wink: j/k why does this bother people? if Boxcutter didnt jump on the bandwagon then he wouldent have made an impact as gib as he has, he was a drill n bass squarepusher-esque artist, then Mike P gave him a heads up about this new scene and suggested ...

sounds tastier than a bacon and brie melt

i really enjoyed JAIME's mix called 'The Journey Man Mix", good blend of styles

gravious wrote:Check out Vaccine's mixes.

Key matched, and top blending!

i hope to god she's using a computer to create these mixes, if not i'm hanging up my wheels, its too tight, maybe cd decks

will be reachin' for this one

is that anything to do with Frankie Knuckles - Tears classic house track, that track is B.I dbl G

gonna get this when at home, largin up de area!

nice will have to check, really interested to hear more detroit influenced dubstep, heard a mix by a guy called JAIME from DOA and he had this going on in the mix, detroit techno blended into dubstep, really suits each other down to the ground

relaks wrote:IMHO, this totally surpassed anchorman.

no! surely not! its not possible, if this is a true facter than fact statement i will be a very happy man

noice! will be locked

my bro smashed it on his first ever night - it was RISE in Brighton - upstairs was Tech Itch, The Sect, Metrik, Kulak, and himself Matter - downstairs was Kion and Dubloaded crew i think - he made banners, big fuckers and flyered at 4 in the morn every other night, postered up everywhere, by getting...

dubplates only - yesi! loving the passion

[b]racket wrote:If you are feeling both Techno and Dubstep and want to hear it all under one roof then I recommend checking out Plex in London - currently runs bi-monthly. Check the link in my sig....

*plug over*

interesting will check