UFO over easy wrote: Shake Out Your Demons was the tune of the evening.

what is this tune u speak of?

baz wrote:no way, you're meant to respond to the forum's demands and tailor your beats to whatever journalists reckon is missing from 'the scene'

^^^ er wrong. Burial is actually Tiesto. Yeah,Tiesto feels a bit dirty and ashamed about his commercial success so he though he'd give back to electronic music with some of the most forward thinking,underground,deep & dark music known to man but was afraid it's content would be passed over &...

I tell you something that I really do rate

Digital Mystiks 'Anti War Dub'

Nice rollin beats & bass on that

I know it's probably ancient to you guys but I've only just found it on a Tayo compilation for Fabric.

Check the Peveralist Dubwar podcast for dubstep mixed as it should be (IMHO)..! Let the tune breathe a little, see what it has to say. A tune is a tune, not 32 bars. (A lot of Pinch's album is quite short I noticed - doens't stop it working for me!) man,that mix was wicked!!!! absolutely loved it.

I liked all those tracks that were breaks heavy aswell...now I don't hear much which resembles the old Zinc/Dekline/Domu stuff :( Maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places????? :? :cry: I know I do some broken stuff with breaks but there just a bit too slow for some to play within dubstep but I mig...

Just a bit of shameful promotion.

Anyone who wants to get in contact for whatever reason all details are above.

Alpha Omega / Nubian Minds http://file037b.bebo.com/2/large/2007/10/25/14/3637509214a5922873789l.jpg Alpha Omega a.k.a Colin Lindo a.k.a Nubian Minds has been constantly pushing the boundaries of cutting edge Drum and Bass since his ground breaking debut release, Outer Dimensions, on the equally gr...

will make time for another extended listen this weekend at some point.

beautiful album.

I've just bought Dubstep Allstars Vol.5 as it seems to be the biggest comp out in the dubstep world and N Type is easily the biggest dj (from what I've read) so thought why not use it as a barometer or even a starting point for my proper entry into dubstep? Anything else out there that you guys woul...

when's the release date on this?

is this whole thread a wind up???



I half expect Ashton Kutcher to jump out and say

'Ha ha you've been punked'

kambodja wrote:kode9 - 9 samurai

just love the sample from the movie seven samurai by akira kurosawa

wicked tune and 'dem drumz'

badboy riddims!!!

not a bit, but i'm really excited to see the scenes in Toronto and Montreal grow before my eyes. last year there was almost zero interest. but friday there were 180 people out for a kode 9 show in TO, and there's more to come. it feels really good to be a part of this. I bet it's a bit more than 18...

also look out for my mix n match mix on my virb page.

www.virb.com/colinlindo

ozols man wrote:dubstep is gonna go the way drum n bass and countless other 'innovative' genres have - its the science of life.

bump it up.

Funny that the jump up influenced dubstep has taken over dubstep raves in just the same way Clipz, Hazard et al have taken over dnb raves. Like it or not that style is obviously some sort of golden formula for popularity in clubs (especially crossover). I don't know about dubstep but yes in d&b...