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Yeah respect to Butterz massively, a name I ommitted from the lists of interesting stuff thus far in this thread but definitely driving things forward with style

that drowning vid is lolz.

not feeling the tunes but thats just my taste.

prisoner wrote:
And on the 21st October on Rinse FM we will have Terror Danjah, Kode 9 and D Double E guesting... ill make sure theres a link on here closer to the time

OOOF

Essential.

That drowning vid is funny as fuck man

jay diggs wrote:that drowning vid is lolz.

not feeling the tunes but thats just my taste.

so it's not just bullshit made for 16 year olds to "rap" over? or is it still..?

trapeez wrote:

prisoner wrote:
And on the 21st October on Rinse FM we will have Terror Danjah, Kode 9 and D Double E guesting... ill make sure theres a link on here closer to the time

OOOF

Essential.

That drowning vid is funny as fuck man

still get nightmares about it now

trapeez wrote:

prisoner wrote:
And on the 21st October on Rinse FM we will have Terror Danjah, Kode 9 and D Double E guesting... ill make sure theres a link on here closer to the time

OK that's very stupid!

I don't think Grime will save us from Brostep because look how commercial "grime" is becoming (I use the quote marks because it's became almost unrecognisable from what grime was). Dubstep has gone same way and it's not either genre's fault it's just how the industry works and blah blah.
Can say that certain producers; i.e. Terror, SRC (basically Butterz gang and some of what Avalanche music is putting out but that's mainly old stuff) can be related to dubstep and have a positive influence but that's always been the case since the beginning.

steshine wrote:

trapeez wrote:

prisoner wrote:
And on the 21st October on Rinse FM we will have Terror Danjah, Kode 9 and D Double E guesting... ill make sure theres a link on here closer to the time

OK that's very stupid!

I don't think Grime will save us from Brostep because look how commercial "grime" is becoming (I use the quote marks because it's became almost unrecognisable from what grime was). Dubstep has gone same way and it's not either genre's fault it's just how the industry works and blah blah.

Innit I think Skepta's 'Rolex Sweep' in particular kind of burst a balloon for me, still some people making good stuff though. Parallels to american hip-hip, you get some sending a real message about society and some just shouting about how much cash they got (or just acting like silly twats)!

lol @ the idea of commercial grime

Grimes going down the brostep route itself

Grime is not hard or glitchy enough for people who are into what people on this forum like to call brostep.

It's softer than a lot of the "hard" dubstep tunes out there

DZA wrote:Grimes going down the brostep route itself

imho grime is going down every route possible atm, just like dubstep

gotta lose the tunnel vision

plastician wrote:Grime is not hard or glitchy enough for people who are into what people on this forum like to call brostep.

It's softer than a lot of the "hard" dubstep tunes out there

i totally agree. even so, i still think that grime, when it wants to, has managed a darker sound than "filth" ever could

fractal wrote:

DZA wrote:Grimes going down the brostep route itself

imho grime is going down every route possible atm, just like dubstep

gotta lose the tunnel vision

pun intended?

All i have to say is : Swindle - Curriculum Vitae

This is definitely in my top 10 best albums

Straight grime/dubstep mixture imo

DZA wrote:

fractal wrote:

DZA wrote:Grimes going down the brostep route itself

imho grime is going down every route possible atm, just like dubstep

gotta lose the tunnel vision

pun intended?

always

i have always looked at richie august's beats as grime-like.

i did a mashup of one of his tunes witha wiley thing, it sounds great IMO.

I wish I could get my hands on more grime acapellas. I want to do a mix of them over early 90s brutal distorted 140bpm Cologne acid trax.

Only Neuro Dub can save us now.

wicked sway wrote:Only Neuro Dub can save us now.

You what?

real grime is too underground for dubstep forum tbh