i've heard it dozens of time during the year, most recently towards the end of hatcha/skream/mala on rinse on wednesday night (c. 10.45pm gmt). very simple and sparse dubstep track brought to life by an insanely catchy and ultra-slow descending melody that sounds like it was hammered out live on a p...

quote: <<The problem i think for DJ's is the audience where they play, i can't imagine peeps playing surgeon at DMZ or Forward>> there was enough trouble when they started playing grime there!!>> that's a key issue. if dubstep really is on some sort of cutting edge (and i think in some ways it proba...

claro intellecto. helical scan. maurizio. bitstream. oliver ho. surgeon. john tejada. it's great to see all those names mentioned in the context of dubstep but i wonder who'll be the first dubstep dj to genuinely join the dots and start playing loefah and skream next to broken brum techno like recen...

very good session tonight, distance. 'specially glad to hear "lightning dub" sneak in at the end there. let's just say heads were nodding...

last night's show was excellent. "0800 dub" (wow!), "korma", "glamma", "root remix" plus the one that samples "O Fortuna" from Carl Orff's Carmina Burana among Skream's highlights.

hi all, wondering if anyone can help me identify these: (i) 2nd or 3rd track into Skream's August 2005 mix - the ultra-slow one with the wonderfully simple cinematic keyboard riff. (ii) played by Mala DMZ (and maybe others), it's heavy dubstep with what sound like military/marching band drums playin...