Does Dubstep have a bright future?

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by DJSmileys » Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:12 am

notts57 wrote:What does everyone think of the current state Dubstep is in? I'm going to put my own views on this... In my opinion, Dubstep has already seen a slight downfall in regard to it's original sound, I personally love (as you'd probably gather from my posts so far) Digital Mystikz's old sound, aswell as artists such as Noah D and Slaughter Mob... With all this noisy stuff coming through, where do you think Dubstep will be in the next few years? Will it do a D&B and die, and then come back again? Or could it do a breakbeat and die altogether? Obviously I'm asking these questions based on my opinions but feel free to comment.
its a good question. ive kinda seen a downslope in dubstep for a while, but i can still wonder on the strip and find random ravers that say that dubstep is there favorite.

i just think that dubstep needs its new generation, a new set of artists, that are gonna produce something good, cause ive seen alot of crap come out, and saddly, some people on this forum site still say that its the shit....

man i love dubstep, but you got to know what a song just doesnt got it.
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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by Liam92 » Tue Nov 02, 2010 1:49 pm

notts57 wrote:
Liam92 wrote:No, it's future is completely and utterly fucked

Sarcasm? Or personal view?
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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by LA_Boxers » Tue Nov 02, 2010 1:56 pm

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by Sirius » Tue Nov 02, 2010 1:58 pm

LA_Boxers wrote:Burial, Mala, Zomby

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by prism » Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:16 pm

bright as bright can be :W:

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by kion » Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:16 pm

Its only fucked for those without the care or means to contribute to its betterment.
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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by kion » Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:21 pm

lots of new but not necessarily good or better styles of music emerging, with people claiming its the future of everything... When in my humble opinion they're just pale imitations of styles long since past and previously written off. Dubstep's future is bright as long as there's real artists pushing their thing and punters are there to soak it up. It riles me a little bit where some are quick to cuss it off as a whole, when really they have a hidden agenda to push something of their own as 'better' - new isn't always better! It's just different!
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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by fractal » Tue Nov 02, 2010 4:24 pm

word to kion, twice!


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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by Caski » Tue Nov 02, 2010 4:55 pm

i wouldnt call it bright, id call it dark n smokey with the odd bit of light shining just above the ravers in a bass driven room of madness...

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by 1017_duck » Tue Nov 02, 2010 5:14 pm

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by gonzodj » Tue Nov 02, 2010 5:52 pm

it will evolve further once people realize they're all making electronic music and there's a huge spectrum of sounds and ways to convey sounds that people have not yet fucked with.

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by fractal » Tue Nov 02, 2010 5:58 pm

gonzodj wrote:it will evolve further once people realize they're all making electronic music and there's a huge spectrum of sounds and ways to convey sounds that people have not yet fucked with.
it's cyclical, this has happened in the 80's, 90's and 00's, now it's about to happen in the 10's. you are not the only one who thinks this way, you're just as hung up on what people call shit as all the people who talk about what is or isn't dubstep... boring, imo

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

Post by DREdio » Tue Nov 02, 2010 6:36 pm

as long as DMZ keeps releasing tunes i'll be content

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

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Re: Does Dubstep have a bright future?

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