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Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 1:26 pm
by Sterling Mastif
All you fuckin DEEP tune heads think you are more entitled to Dubstep coz you the type you listen to was around first. Pathetic. Are there threads from Brostep people slagging off deep tunes coz they all sound like an infinite abyss of fuckin breeze? No, coz it's pointless. Everyone likes different tunes and that is fuckin that. Mid range madness wins, hype tunes win, otherwise every tune, set, night, festival, would be fuckin dull.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 1:29 pm
by soulkids
trollolol
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 2:28 pm
by mikey-bizzle-09
Sterling Mastif wrote:All you fuckin DEEP tune heads think you are more entitled to Dubstep coz you the type you listen to was around first. Pathetic. Are there threads from Brostep people slagging off deep tunes coz they all sound like an infinite abyss of fuckin breeze? No, coz it's pointless. Everyone likes different tunes and that is fuckin that. Mid range madness wins, hype tunes win, otherwise every tune, set, night, festival, would be fuckin dull.
Yeh i totally agree!
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 2:47 pm
by KryshaAudio
what is exactly brostep? i feel like we all have different definitions. for instance, i would NOT consider anything on rottun recordings to be brostep. to me, brostep is like halfway jump-up halfway filth, like it's all light-hearted like "yaay dooood so filth brah!!" that includes cheesy vocal samples (sometimes rap, sometimes just retarded joke samples) right before a drop of FM screaming and "1...3...1...3" drums.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 3:09 pm
by cpt.pollution
subsainsikizm wrote:Imagine if hip hop never progressed we would still be listening to mc fukin hammer

Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 5:09 pm
by fractal
mikey-bizzle-09 wrote:Sterling Mastif wrote:All you fuckin DEEP tune heads think you are more entitled to Dubstep coz you the type you listen to was around first. Pathetic. Are there threads from Brostep people slagging off deep tunes coz they all sound like an infinite abyss of fuckin breeze? No, coz it's pointless. Everyone likes different tunes and that is fuckin that. Mid range madness wins, hype tunes win, otherwise every tune, set, night, festival, would be fuckin dull.
Yeh i totally agree!
right, because there's only two extremes: deep and boring or "hype" with boring drums....
once you realize that there is a whole world of music between the two, i think your mind will be blown
2010 changed the game, fix up
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Re: story of brostep
Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:10 pm
by Walt Thizzney
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 7:51 pm
by rinseballs21
super fail
cali has it just as bad though.
i really hope coachella opens things up for more deep bookings this year.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 8:44 pm
by L.o.s.
legend4ry wrote:90% Brostep stems from failed DnB producers moving to something less saturated so they can get releases and everyone knows that.
YEEOUCH!
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 9:36 pm
by Intellitard
To be honest, I was initially hesitant about joining this forum because of the way you guys bash on brostep. But after some contemplation, I've realized that the dubstep I'm most into isn't that typical, mainstream brostep sound, nor is it necessarily that classic deep dubby sound. What I mean by this, is that I recognize why so many people hate on that super filthy, disgusting brostep. It's loud and noisy for the sake of being loud and noisy, and, while that may be fun for a little while, there's really nothing for you to truly appreciate and sink your teeth into. What I do like, however, is some unique, creative, bouncy, robot noises to groove too. By this I refer to classic style Datsik tunes like Gizmo and Apples that play with a funky wobble bass in a tasteful and danceable way, which is much different from those obliteratingly heavy brostep bangers that come out of producers like Skrillex and Borgore.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:25 pm
by +3
cpt.pollution wrote:subsainsikizm wrote:Imagine if hip hop never progressed we would still be listening to mc fukin hammer

HAHAHAHAHHA
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 10:26 pm
by +3
L.o.s. wrote:legend4ry wrote:90% Brostep stems from failed DnB producers moving to something less saturated so they can get releases and everyone knows that.
YEEOUCH!
Sadly this is probably 60% true

Re: story of brostep
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:31 pm
by L.o.s.
+3 wrote:L.o.s. wrote:legend4ry wrote:90% Brostep stems from failed DnB producers moving to something less saturated so they can get releases and everyone knows that.
YEEOUCH!
Sadly this is probably 60% true

it may be mostly true but talk about a kick to the balls!
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:54 am
by antipode
Sterling Mastif wrote: an infinite abyss of fuckin breeze?
Sounds dope actually.
I'd rather an abyss than a.. wall.. of.. shit.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 6:20 am
by Majin
KryshaAudio wrote:what is exactly brostep? i feel like we all have different definitions. for instance, i would NOT consider anything on rottun recordings to be brostep. to me, brostep is like halfway jump-up halfway filth, like it's all light-hearted like "yaay dooood so filth brah!!" that includes cheesy vocal samples (sometimes rap, sometimes just retarded joke samples) right before a drop of FM screaming and "1...3...1...3" drums.
Yes.
'Brostep' or whatever else is deemed 'trashy', to me, is stuff like Dodge & Fuski, 99% of Play Me tunes, Calvertron and those other House producers that jumped on the filth wagon. I'm on the fence about whether Skrillex belongs in there because he seems to be respected by the artists I like. Also on the fence about the Circus crew, for the same reason.
Anyways the best thing is not to be a hater and just listen to what you like.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 2:48 pm
by JimmaJamJamie
Sterling Mastif wrote:All you fuckin DEEP tune heads think you are more entitled to Dubstep coz you the type you listen to was around first. Pathetic. Are there threads from Brostep people slagging off deep tunes coz they all sound like an infinite abyss of fuckin breeze? No, coz it's pointless. Everyone likes different tunes and that is fuckin that. Mid range madness wins, hype tunes win, otherwise every tune, set, night, festival, would be fuckin dull.
Said this in another thread and it applies here:
JimmaJamJamie wrote:I think (the reason people slag off Brostep a lot) is because some of the shit, really badly produced brostep stuff gets recognition for being 'good'. Just look at Mt. Eden, Chrispy and all the other YouTube artists. They have millions of hits and there songs are dire but loadsa kids still want to hear them and ask for them when they go out clubbing.
I think that because of this the people that don't like these songs/can hear how bad they are, get annoyed with all the hype around the artists and therefore bitch about them seeing as they don't deserve the hype. Whereas if you look at Coki, he does some of the mentalist tunes in the scene but they are well produced and have interesting elements to them and thats why you hardly ever see people bitching about him.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:46 pm
by hellfire machina
JimmaJamJamie wrote:Sterling Mastif wrote:All you fuckin DEEP tune heads think you are more entitled to Dubstep coz you the type you listen to was around first. Pathetic. Are there threads from Brostep people slagging off deep tunes coz they all sound like an infinite abyss of fuckin breeze? No, coz it's pointless. Everyone likes different tunes and that is fuckin that. Mid range madness wins, hype tunes win, otherwise every tune, set, night, festival, would be fuckin dull.
Said this in another thread and it applies here:
JimmaJamJamie wrote:I think (the reason people slag off Brostep a lot) is because some of the shit, really badly produced brostep stuff gets recognition for being 'good'. Just look at Mt. Eden, Chrispy and all the other YouTube artists. They have millions of hits and there songs are dire but loadsa kids still want to hear them and ask for them when they go out clubbing.
I think that because of this the people that don't like these songs/can hear how bad they are, get annoyed with all the hype around the artists and therefore bitch about them seeing as they don't deserve the hype. Whereas if you look at Coki, he does some of the mentalist tunes in the scene but they are well produced and have interesting elements to them and thats why you hardly ever see people bitching about him.
People on here don't bitch about Coki because he is part of DMZ and that would be like raping the virgin mary for the deeper crew. That's what a lot of this comes down to, hypocritical elitism. One person is ok because these other artists i like say he's ok but because this other artist has no endorsement I'll happily hate on them. It's pathetic and it pretty much only exists on the internet. The people I see in reality that act in a similar way are the ones that rarely go out, rarely finish tunes because their ego won't allow them to and generally moan about most aspects of life. Telling everyone how it should be done while others are actually doing it and not just talking about it.
Artists like SHY lead the way in being open minded to everything because he genuinely loves the music that much, and he's been around longer than most. That's what dubstep was originally about, an open minded approach to bass music and the main factor in that changing here is the general attitude of the anti hype crew on this forum.
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 4:16 pm
by nitzdaking
i dont understand why people care so much about this sht
just let things happen and keep supporting the music you like
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 4:17 pm
by JimmaJamJamie
hellfire machina wrote:People on here don't bitch about Coki because he is part of DMZ and that would be like raping the virgin mary for the deeper crew. That's what a lot of this comes down to, hypocritical elitism. One person is ok because these other artists i like say he's ok but because this other artist has no endorsement I'll happily hate on them. It's pathetic and it pretty much only exists on the internet. The people I see in reality that act in a similar way are the ones that rarely go out, rarely finish tunes because their ego won't allow them to and generally moan about most aspects of life. Telling everyone how it should be done while others are actually doing it and not just talking about it.
That isn't true actually because there are producers like Flux Pavillion, FuntCase & Doctor P (who the deeper heads are not fans of), that are getting a lot of support from big DJ's in the scene like Skream & Benga, N-Type, Hatcha, Plastician and so on.
And are you saying that the only reason that people support Coki is because he is part of DMZ, meaning that Coki's production is on par with say Chripsy and Mt. Eden?!
Re: story of brostep
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 4:31 pm
by hellfire machina
Your proving my point with all the name dropping. If that's how you shape your taste in music then more power to you.
I have no opinion on Coki vs Mt Eden, I don't play either of their tunes really, if something comes along that I'm into I will though.
I have mad respect for Coki for his role in things but I'm not the biggest fan of his tunes, I rarely talk about it because there's rarely a reason to.
I get sent more quality tunes than I can actually play atm, from all sides of the scene, I appreciate all sides it's what makes the whole.