My fave tune you guys put out is into the sunset by forsaken...nothing quite like it out there and we need more labels willing to take risks in the way yours did.. Taking risks cus thats Petes music. ;-) Taiko Riddim should have had a white label release, would have copped without a doubt: http://s...

Satire is a superb way to get a message across

also Nicolette, Nicole Elmer/Neutral, Mira Calix just off the top of my head

K Hand...I have the warp releases...classic stuff

Doctor Dave wrote:Holy crap, even though they released a couple of cassettes on some similarly-unserious label, they are COMPLETELY SERIOUS about gay rights and that innit.

Who wouldn't be?

This is a ridiculous thread and totally retarded...firstly why does it matter to you who makes the music and secondly why would girls be worse at it than men?

Never knew you were forsaken Pete genuinely...best music you put out!

*hounds Pete for any vips on his hard drive*

Lye Form wrote:

Pistonsbeneath wrote:I think all the people making noise should put up and coming deep producers out of business so there are no bookings to be had anywhere...

Wut?

Was sarcasm my man

Have to say Pete I really liked the records I bought from your label and liked the code to download thing as well...surprised it didn't work out for you...I rarely venture into my vinyl that's all on shelves in the spare room but know I have SMR001, SMR002, SMR003, SMR005 & SMR006 My fave tune y...

well...maybe they are now but its undeniable their contribution to music then

yes but the rolling stones aren't lame at all

Pedro Sánchez wrote:

danrev wrote:


LOL

oh yes!

im taking that to facebooks

its just cool to let people know you've got the VIP innit m7

I think the whole process from the ground up needs rethinking

everyone seems to be kidding themselves on a manufacturing level and yeah they need to cover THEIR costs but what happens when everyone stops pressing records because it isn't worth it?

I think there's an important point from mr sparrow though in that music is an organic process that takes time and doesn't need to be for everyone...for me dubstep is now obsessed with the idea that it's moving forward...but it's very limited in a different way...so to appear progressive at the momen...

I think all the people making noise should put up and coming deep producers out of business so there are no bookings to be had anywhere...

seems a bit odd that a big company like BT care what a brostep does

1. Hixxy - Toytown
2. Chas & Dave - Snooker Loopy
3. Loefah - The Goat Stare (Mount Eden Remix) [DUBPLATE]
4. Buju Banton - Boom Bye Bye
5. Hellfish & Producer - Theme From F*ck Daddy

Welcome, people don't like or discuss dubstep here though...I know it's hard to understand