knivez wrote:the whole album is sick

Yep. I'd barely got over 'A Mutual Antipathy' when it came out to be honest. Scuba's a bit special.

This is my favourite remix of a popular song. Big up Tony Thorpe.



On a less "popular song" tip, Bass Clef's remix of Fiery Furnaces 'Slavin' Away' is amazing, but I can't find a link.

dro524 wrote:I didn't even know Aphex Twin DJ'd.

2 hours of Aphex Twin at ATP 2003 was one of the best DJ set I’ve ever seen.

He played techno, acid, house, electro, jungle, breakcore and gabber…but no dubstep.

Pinch or Loefah please.

It's hard to believe neither of them have done one before really.

It's pretty big in Bristol, but I moved a few miles out of town last year and it's more Wurzels than Joker where I live now. Should I have stayed in Easton?

Hi , here is a mix CD with dubplate vocals from artists like Damian Marley, Sizzla, nuff scratching and original remixes- http://soundcloud.com/dj-nickel-b/dj-nickel-b-subadub-volume-1 DJ Nickel B - Subadub Vol. 1 – 2010 Dubstep/Reggae Mix 1. Kromestar/Damian Marley – The Mission (Dub) 2. 6Blocc ft...

Hi , here is a mix CD with dubplate vocals from artists like Damian Marley, Sizzla, nuff scratching and original remixes- http://soundcloud.com/dj-nickel-b/dj-nickel-b-subadub-volume-1 DJ Nickel B - Subadub Vol. 1 – 2010 Dubstep/Reggae Mix 1. Kromestar/Damian Marley – The Mission (Dub) 2. 6Blocc ft...

slothrop wrote: Sandy Denny.

Edit: Listening to 'Matty Groves' right now.

Everything RSD does is coming from a roots/dub direction.

Check out his remixes of Henry & Louis (Bristol roots reggae team).

Shackleton has never released an average tune. They're all amazing. I've caned my CD of 'Soundboy Punishments'.

That Harmonia / Eno remix he did a while back is properly lush.

I've been looking forward to hearing this album all year.

It better not disappoint.

Also...I know gospel isn't everybody's thing, but check the pipes on this lady!



Surely one of the greatest singers in the history of recorded music.

Can't beat the FLACK.

I was looking for 'Los Angelitos Negros' or 'Compared To What'...but this'll do nicely.

I’m no purist and it’s difficult to know where dubstep begins and ends these days but for me these people are pretty reliable: Shackleton Loefah Mala Coki Pinch Kode 9 Guido Ikonika Appleblim Vex’d / Jamie Vex’d BURIAL ffsake! Silkie Joker Gemmy Ramadanman Kryptic Minds Headhunter Scuba 2562 Distanc...

I've seen this film, like, ten times.

I love Bristol.

Oops...just noticed the question this time was whether something was “ruining the scene”, rather than “killing dubstep”. "Filth" definitely isn’t ruining the scene as I see it, because that kind of music is a scene in its own right. I don’t hear much of it when I go out. I'm pleased to say...

Evolution is killing dubstep...every style of music has its day. If you don’t like sets that are wall to wall agro (and I don’t), just keep supporting the DJs, producers and labels who keep it varied and push music forward. The good news is that there’s just as much great music coming out on dubstep...

CLARENDON.

promo wrote: Krautrock

Oh yes. I've been getting seriously into Neu! recently.

Did you pick up those Harmonia & Eno remixes by Appleblim and Shackleton?