What's the difference between Dubstep and Grime
What's the difference between Dubstep and Grime
Whattup all my UK heads. I'm just wondering what the difference between dubstep and grime is.
Re: What's the difference between Dubstep and Grime
In my opinion:
- Grime has different drum patterns.
- Dubstep's more minimalistic than Grime.
- Grime doesn't really have bass drops like dubstep does.
- Grime is a lot more aggressive.
- Grime more often than not has emceeing.
- Slight variation in BPM.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
- Grime has different drum patterns.
- Dubstep's more minimalistic than Grime.
- Grime doesn't really have bass drops like dubstep does.
- Grime is a lot more aggressive.
- Grime more often than not has emceeing.
- Slight variation in BPM.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
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Re: What's the difference between Dubstep and Grime

http://www.dubstepforum.com/wus-the-dif ... 96283.htmlGrime is more focussed around MCs, although there are instrumentals, it's essentially the British extension of hiphop (fused with garage and other junglist/electronic influences), so instrumentals are the exception rather than the rule.
Dubstep is more about the instrumentals... generally higher production values, but possibly a little bit less fun... and a LOT less aggy.
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