Loved A Mutual Antipathy, and want this even if it's different.

I know this is missing a few things, and some listed as forthcoming may actually be out by now, but it has been updated since last time... also, I'm not always certain which ones are download only, but they're all albums in some sense.

So, what's missing?

Currently available single artist albums ...

Looking forward to what comes next.

Does Lo Dubs do digital releases at all? Not seeing this at any of the usual suspects (boomkat, bleep, beatport, addictech, emusic, itunes....)

Really liking the Indi Kaur Exile track. Atmosphere, beats, and beautiful vocals are always a win imho. The rest of it is solid (really liking the Exile remixes, too), but that version of Exile is the one that stands out for me.

Edited May 31, 2009. May be missing a couple of recently announced albums, and some listed as forthcoming may actually be out by now...

Currently available single artist albums

2562: Aerial
Bass Clef: A Smile Is A Curve That Straightens Most Things
Bass Clef: Zamyatin Digitised
Benga: Diaries ...

Any emusic subscribers here? A lot of Tempa stuff just showed up there. Grabbed a few EPs and singles, and will undoubtedly get more later.

Whoops, sorry. I've edited the list.

If that Deep Medi Musik presents is a compilation I would seriously be overly happy

It was mentioned somewhere around here a couple of years ago now. There's a record store in Australia called Inertia that has it available for preorders with a catalogue number of MEDICD001 and a release date of ...

Time for an update, I think... so what's missing this time around? (edited April 17, 2009)

Currently available single artist albums

2562: Aerial
Bass Clef: A Smile Is A Curve That Straightens Most Things
Bass Clef: Zamyatin Digitised
Benga: Diaries of an Afro Warrior
Benga: Newstep ...

I have to agree with the people who think Joy Division dubstep could work, but not necessarily with Love Will Tear Us Apart. Hell, if the Perceptionists can sample Joy Division for a hiphop track and make it work (see "What Have We Got to Lose"), using Joy Division in dubstep should be easy.

December 19? Where and what?

New edition of Energy Flash came out earlier this year.

Post updated October 1, 2008 (don't need to bump this every time)

Okay, so what's missing this time? There are bound to be a lot of download-only things that I missed, but I think I have most of the stuff available on CD listed here. I hope. Dubstep is getting to be a significant body of work ...

There's always metalstep, which was applied to that Vex'd and Distance mix on MAH's show a year or two ago.

I'd love to hear some Nadja stuff remixed by dubstep producers, personally.

I just wish someone would make a movie of the visuals that pop up in my mind's eye listening to this. This music is richly textured and atmospheric, building up some dark, tense moods. And concise: ideas don't get played out and extended beyond their ability to keep your interest.

When you're ...

Love that old electronic music. Raymond Scott's Manhattan Research is a lot of fun, too.

I wish that a certain album had come out when it was supposed to.

Dusty wrote:Anyone else feel fucking old when people on here say their parents got them into Jungle?

If it helps, my parents got me into Elvis Presley and Marty Robbins....

Makes me wonder... how much age range is there here, anyway? How many people over 30? Over 40? At least one of the latter group...

Ashley wrote:hipstep and hopstep

And then there's don'tstopstep...