Here are links for some live-mixes from Dubstep Massacre 7! It took place at Cowboy Monkey in Urbana Illinois in late August 2009. Harsh and Mos were MC's for the night.

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Da dance started with local heroes ...

Awesome bru !!! It's really drivin' and kickin' from the start on!
No fail on this one! 'Coolstep'

Thx a lot

Awesome track, epic synth & indeed a bit creepy.
Thx will get his playtime for sure.

Nice work. Very mellow but what else can one do with Nat King Cole without destroying his vibe.
Like your 'freedom fighters' track!

There are so many different ethnic roots, so many influences that flowed into the music that it is becoming more and more diverse. With this all-pervasive sound, the collage-like sampling approach, dubstep is getting close to the idea of the ultimate, definitive and comprehensive all-encompassing ...

very nice, love the bassline. Time to burn, 320 please!

Monster-Mix by the 'badman' !!! Love it, make sure you've heard this one!

Definetly "Dutch Flowerz". Already a classic! I bought the 12" as well to get it!

lynn mc wrote:how do people see this album as a whole? i say this.. if dubstep's strong now, then this was the kickstart album for it

But I also think that you've to see this LP as a whole.

stoppauseplay wrote:love the 6 blocc tune on this mix. respect!

One of my favourites, too !
Already a classic, and there was indeed a discussion between Dubout and me who's gonna play it !
PS: Dubout did

I first ran into Dubstep late 2004. A friend called my attention to a Rephlex record compilation called "Grime".

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At that time there was no common name to describe the sound, a lot of names were out there. As a matter of fact Rephlex chose ...

Dubwise! This one goes straight to the head. An uncompromising blend of old skool and new skool Dub techniques!
If you're addicted to da Dub, you will love it! Just great!