I will be present. Been almost a month since I moved into town, and I still haven't had a proper friday or saturday night out yet. Time to rectify that.

They split up and both artists are still making "dubtechno" under their solo names http://www.discogs.com/release/1277283 http://www.discogs.com/release/734339 That Tony Allen-tune is a disco-influenced deep house/downtempo-tune, and Watabu Beach just happens to be a rework of Q 1.2, whic...

Martyn is playing at Fabric for Francois K's Deep Space-night on June 7th:

Room One:
DEEP SPACE
François K
Craig Richards
Beat Pharmacy feat. MC Spaceape (LIVE)
Martyn

I'm pretty sure you'll get to hear a load of stuff like that there.

I have to disagree with this statment .I buy tones of dubtechno on vinyl .. Just pick up anything by andy stott , ub313 , cv313 , deepchord , quantec , mike huckaby , carlo intelecto , mlz , labels like echospace , echochord , modern love , styrax leaves , cache and you can hear the same sound exec...

Nothing like a bit of good old-fashioned flame-baiting.

That fucker in the blue jacket - god, classic case of small-man syndrome. Karma will settle these cocksuckers' accounts though... it always does. ^ This. It pissed me off more than anything how would he always wait until people weren't paying attention to him and then just throw the punch out of no...

yeah I could care less if people hate it, but I've had a lot of jungle forum people hate on me cause they don't like dubstep...it was retarded. I don't want everyone to like it. Totally off subject. I was thinking about this the other day and ytee's posted reminded me. Why do people from the US say...

Joe C wrote:Terrorhythm

Has not released anything since 2004.

15 years of copying The KLF and STILL blowing up the charts. The world truly wants to be fooled.

Outside of Adamantium and No Hats No Hoods, nobody's releasing any grime on vinyl these days. Everyone's too busy making mixtapes so they can "blow", and instrumentals are restricted to about a dozen or so DJs from London. This will most likely change once the police stops clamping down on...

DJ KLAIM wrote:Who are Heatwave ? Sorry if I sound naive lol.

http://www.spannered.org/radio/1365/

I wouldn't be surprised if Riko turns up here, he's taken care of mic duties with Heatwave many times in the past.

I think the guy they're giving a handjob to is Ben English, who's actually somewhat famous in the porn industry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_English

I don't really keep up with the freshest dubs and what not, but anyways:

Darkstar - Need You
Cluekid vs LD - Guerrilla Warfare
Obeah - Kiss VIP
Dusk - Focus
Kode9 - Konfusion (Dub)
Mike Lennon - Brass Eye (Reso Remix)
Kromestar - Iron Dread
Flippo - Rain
DJ Madd - Numbers
Vex'd - Thunder <- oldie

actually seeing as it's been brought up - does anyone know if the Invisible Scratch Pickles ever released anything?! Or if there's a sneaky archive anywhere? I've caught bits and pieces here and there from the battles, but would love to get more. This has been an unfulfilled wish for years now :cry...

Unless your making some dubstepforum quantum leap philosophically to saying that progression isnt linear, and that there IS no forwards and backwards...I think youre wrong :lol: My point is that people use whatever chance they can to hype up certain artists, regardless of context. A similar concept...

Shonky wrote:I'd love to see a "who's pushing dubstep backwards" thread sometime.

My guess is that the same names who appeared in this thread would also appear in that thread.

To be honest, I'd be more inclined to trust someone who doesn't like hip hop, seeing as shit like Soulja Boy is what most people seem to like about it these days.

"jim" is good but i am disappointed to hear less electronic expermentation in the music. the dude has an amazing voice and i typically do not enjoy "vocally" music, but i have to admit that i have listened to "jim" 5 times in the last few days. I think it was inevitabl...

Paulie wrote:I realise this should go on the events board, but frankly I don't care.

Honest at least...

Anyway, sounds rather tasty musically, although I suspect that a night at Berghain will be very different from your usual dubstep night in London, especially in regards to the crowd and the door policy.

I guess Rustie was destined to end up remixing a tune produced by Rodney 'Darkchild' Jerkins, who pretty much preceded the "wonk" hype by about 5 years when he produced this.