Guess it comes down to which you discover first. As a teenager growing up with mid-late 90's jungle/dnb, I will always maintain my love for that. Had I been born 10 years later, chances are dubstep would have been my formative music.

£20 for a test pressing of an early photek tune on good looking records (aquarius - the dolphin tune) -
though I know one night im going to go overboard on the gin and end up forking our £100 for 'neverland'

I live in london. 5 years ago, burial and kode 9 rescued me from wimpy indie-rock, reignited my love of mid 90's dnb. Today, i'm loving the slight crossover of techno, old house and dubstep being mixed by guys like ben ufo and pearson sound.