Brostep / Skrillex and the Forum.

[Sexual_Chocolate]

holy shit

[kion]

no wonder he had a heart attack and she had an orgasm!

[BonerJams04]

yeah, added imaginary bass. Because you took it away, a long with the space and the vibe: stripped it right clean of the goodness. Now can we end this silly fucking thread, obvious windows movie maker is obvious.

Skrillex has way more Bass than most UK porducers, i have nearly orgasmed from his bass before and once at a club a man i saw actually had a heart attack and had to be taken of and he hadnt drank or taken drugs and the promoters said it was due to Skrillexs bass.

Skrillex has exactly zero bass.

[leyenda]

so many people hate on Skrillex and say he is nothing but drops but this shows he can play anything he wants and his crowd love it more than any other crowds, he is the best thing ever to happen to dubstep easily.

this thread is dumb but this quote is true

because his crowds are full of brainless morons

See straight away out come the Haters, we are not all brainless morons, when i was in London i went to DMZ and saw people unable to stand up, when you spoke to them they could not string a word let a lone a sentence together and this is supposed to be one of the UKS most credible nights i thought?! You guys just need to accept America has taken the Dubstep torch , run with it and turned it in to something bigger, brighter and better.

Too busy enjoying the music. Or stoned

Thats what it was?

The guys i met that did open there mouths were even more messed up, they would be wearing caps and holding themselves like a real Gee open there mouths and be like the English kid on the simpsons

I think the UK scene has identity problems right now, ironically you are all to busy trying to be Urban and like the US. The Uk music scene over here is mainly known for Rock music, what Skrillex is doing is remaining true to himself and making music that embraces his Rock music roots. If a few more you admitted you grew up listening to Queen and not Deathrow perhaps your take on Dubstep would have had the mass appeal to take it to the heights that Skrillex has taken the US scene?

Irony of Irony's give it a few years and your kids will all be trying to sound like Skrillex!

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p2180314

Your opinion seems to have changed about him since last year. Would you care to elaborate? Also you seem to have been very keen to organise a fantasy football league for real football not American football. Not saying there are no American girls who like football but...

[kion]

yeah, added imaginary ass. Because you took it away, a long with the space and the vibe: stripped it right clean of the goodness. Now can we end this silly fucking thread, obvious windows movie maker is obvious.

Skrillex has way more ass than most UK supermodels, i have nearly orgasmed from his ass before and once at a club a man i saw actually had a heart attack and had to be taken of and he hadnt drank or taken drugs and the promoters said it was due to Skrillexs ass.

Skrillex has exactly zero ass.

now this is getting weird

[Maccaveli]

yeah, added imaginary bass. Because you took it away, a long with the space and the vibe: stripped it right clean of the goodness. Now can we end this silly fucking thread, obvious windows movie maker is obvious.

Skrillex has way more Bass than most UK porducers, i have nearly orgasmed from his bass before and once at a club a man i saw actually had a heart attack and had to be taken of and he hadnt drank or taken drugs and the promoters said it was due to Skrillexs bass.

Skrillex has exactly zero bass.

Oh come on, I'm by no means a Skrillex fan but a lot of his tunes have plenty of bass. I used to think the 'dubstep' bit in Rock'n'Roll had no bass, but then some guy drove past me playing it on a booming system and I was blown away. Put it through a frequency graph and found that the bass in that tune is around 26hz (below the capabilities of any other sub I've heard it on). Cinema and that have a fair amount of sub too. If you want to argue with Skrillex fans, saying ridiculous things like that won't help your credibility.

Also: stop feeding the troll guys, those posts are clearly written with the aim of pissing people off.

[ehbes]

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p2180314

Your opinion seems to have changed about him since last year. Would you care to elaborate? Also you seem to have been very keen to organise a fantasy football league for real football not American football. Not saying there are no American girls who like football but...

GET FUCKED remember everything you write on the internet is there forever.

[scrabbler]

I did the football thing when i was in the UK, i really embraced your culture, you guys had it going off, you shouldn't get drizzle in our bizzle just cause we are riding on top now.

[bela]

from VICE:

Sonny Moore – aka Skrillex, the little, mouse-y face of American dubstep – played some of his music in London this weekend. If you know anything about dubstep, you'll know that the scene's purists absolutely adore Skrillex's hilariously overblown and perverted take on a style of music that used to prize boring things like subtlety and space. Clearly, they love it even more when he brings his Grand Guignol music for wrestling fans and 'roid ravers to Brixton, where dubstep grew up at clubs like DMZ over the course of the last decade.

We went to meet some of those dubstep purists in the queue for Skrillex's show on Saturday night. Everyone was definitely just like the original heads who hung out in Big Apple and at Plastic People back in the day.

Becky, 17, Jack, 18, Lauren, 16 and Katy, 16.

VICE: Hey guys. What do you love most about Skrillex's music?
Katy: The drops!

What do they sound like?
Katy: Wom-wombzphz!

What genre would you say Skrillex is?
All: Dubstep!

What dubstep did you listen to before Skrillex?
Jack: All kinds! Metalstep... everything. The new Korn album.

What will you do when you see Skrillex on stage?
Jack: Go mental in the mosh pits.
Becky: Fucking mental!

Is Skrillex hot?
Becky: His face is, but I don't really like his, erm... head.

I heard he's going out with Ellie Goulding now. What would you do if you saw them walking in the street?
Lauren: I would kill her and take him.

Vlad, 18.

VICE: Are you looking forward to tonight?
Vlad: Fuck yeah.

How long have you been a fan of Skrillex?
Quite a while, I liked him in [his old band] From First To Last, as well.

What did you think when he transformed himself into the one they now call Skrillex?
I liked the style change. I like how it's heavy. Like, dubstep is pretty new, but I liked heavy drum and bass and heavy electro before that, so when he brought that together, I was quite happy. Dubstep for me is like a mix between rock and dance music. It's more heavy.

OK. So you like the heaviness?
Yeah, I like the heavy drops.

What did you do with your life before Skrillex?
I liked a few dubstep bands. No one really specific, just like some videos on YouTube. Skrillex is kinda the main one.

Charlotte (left) and Dom, both 23.

VICE: Are you Skrillex's biggest fans?
Dom: I would go as far as to say... yes!

Have you seen him before, then?
Dom: Twice. It was epic.

What's up with the makeup?
Dom: Quick trip to Cyberdog, bought as much of it as we could find, then plastered it on.

It looks great.
Charlotte: Thanks.

Do you think it's important for the fans to make an effort, visually?
Dom: Yeah, I do. It shows we're taking part in a new movement.

What do you call this new movement?
Dom: Erm... It's hard to say, it's not really got a name. It's not like a revolution, but it's definitely a movement. Like a new level of bass and dance music.

Have you always been a dubstep fan?
Dom: Definitely, although I don't think the face paint was as important then. Skrillex was the founding father of US dubstep, but over here it's a bit different. It's changing, though.

What do you say to the haters?
Dom: If they're hating him, they're still listening to him. Dubstep always wins.

Billie Childish, 32.

VICE: Are you looking forward to the gig?
Billie Childish: Yes. I'm here because it's my birthday tomorrow.

Happy Birthday for tomorrow. What do you like about Skrillex?
I like the drill stuff he does. I haven't heard that much of his stuff, really. I think he's very innovative, but some of his stuff isn't really album material.

What's your favourite genre of music?
Recently I've been mainly into industrial. Before that, dark drum and bass. Skrillex brings together a lot of different styles.

What would be your perfect bill at a gig?

Probably the Bloodstock line up this year, because Nile are playing.

Hannah, 21.

VICE: Are you excited about Skrillex tonight?
Hannah: Fuck yeah! We booked our tickets in November!

What's your favourite Skrillex song?
It would have to be, oh, what's it called [asks a friend nearby]. No! Not that one. Probably “Scatta”.

What do you like about that song?
I just love the bass, it just feels like... Ugh I can't explain it, I just can't explain it.

Like it goes through your body [sigh]?
Yes! Exactly.

Is that his unique selling point?
Definitely, he brought that to dance music big time. It needed it, no one was really doing it before.

You're quite dressed up, do you think more people should be?
If people want to, that's fine. I'm more of a cyber goth kinda like big hair, but I thought I would tone down for the gig.

Melissa (left) and Ken, both 16.

VICE: You guys are at the front of the queue. You must be Skrillex's biggest fans.
Ken: We have been here about seven hours. It's getting really cold.

What's your favourite thing about Skrillex?
Ken: His music.
Melissa: His hair. He's shaved almost all of it off!

Would you shave almost all of your hair off?
Melissa: No.

What do you like about his music, is he dubstep?
Ken: Dubstep evolved I guess. It evolved into Skrillex.

Some people say that Skrillex has ruined dubstep for everyone, and that he's getting rich by transforming it into something predictable, stupid and gross. What do you say to those people?
Ken: He's just doing his thing!
Melissa: Yeah, leave him alone!

OK.
Ken: Good.

all here: http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/skrillex ... ruary-2012

[Alistairr]

hahaha actually read this, but u people need to see the photos they are jokes!

[bela]

yeah they really add to the storytelling, too big to embed on DSF when i tried tho

[Sreedy]

so funny, state of some people

[JBoy]

what a set of reptiles.

[joeki]

since when is DMZ a club?

funny article though, oh wait it isn't satire

[test_recordings]

Silly silly silly

[Electric_Head]

It`s incomplete without the pics.
It brings a whole new level to shit.

[bennyh]

amazing

[vishes]

Read through this, then checked the photos... Oh my god...

[dickman69]

"I liked a few dubstep bands"

so like... Mount Kimbie?

[Forum]