Live electronic duo (keyboard, bass guitar, synths, drum, electronic drum, other percussions and all kind of machines along with computers...)
They used to play their original version of house and electro, and are now making dubstep (while keeping their weird atmospheric/psychedelic ambience).
Actually, while I think this video is awesome, last time I saw them, they were even better.
Re: Live dubstep?
Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:45 pm
by hurlingdervish
ahhhh!!! turn down the cack!!!
Re: Re:
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 8:59 pm
by ruckspin
deepsteppa wrote:
particle-jim wrote:i been wanting to start a live dubstep act with my buddy Mesa and a few others, i'm a drummer and i've been in a few bands but since i been into dubstep i've been wanting to do something that straddles the middleground between a rave and a gig
basically i want to start a dubstep-metal band but i think that might be a bit TOO niche
sounds like a good idea....lots of metal could cross into dubstep and a lot of heads i know are into both genres...
garth_88 wrote:
Submotion Orchestra?
Re: Live dubstep?
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 3:56 pm
by drokkr
I play live, it used to be Ableton, a Eriol PCR 300 keyboard, a Korg Electribe and a Roland MC 505 but i have stripped it back to just Ableton and the PCR. Anyone near Bristol can come down to The Black Swan on the 17th. I'm playing at a night called Mongrel
Live electronic duo (keyboard, bass guitar, synths, drum, electronic drum, other percussions and all kind of machines along with computers...)
They used to play their original version of house and electro, and are now making dubstep (while keeping their weird atmospheric/psychedelic ambience).
Actually, while I think this video is awesome, last time I saw them, they were even better.
