notch wrote:People still listen to drum and bass?? I think it's just because drum and bass, you have a lot more drum fills and other rather annoying sounds throughout the song.... Dubstep is pretty striped down as far as the number of traks that are in the tune on average.. Maybe it's cause drum and bass is faster and has an higher bpm we precieve the production value as harder.. Can I remind you that in terms of how long the genre has been around compared to drum and bass dubstep has still has not peaked at all, its still a baby relatively speaking.. Personally i can't stand drum and bass it gives me a head ache its way to fast..
BOXCUTTER has some amazing production..
dude, perfect example... Philly blows my mind.
Also TRG, he has got some serious game.
Despite people likening the two genres I think that is BS... dub is about what is not in track, with small stabs here and there, effective use of atmos etc.
DNB is rooted in happy hardcore, more ravey origins. Completely different mindsets when it comes to production.
(my opinion btw, may not be how others perceive it)
Based on the DnB artists listed here, I guess disma would be more into the darkside dubstep like excision etc... which is an even younger dubgenre. But either way, I think the quality is there, it just focuses on different things.

