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timmytutone wrote:totally and completely Bad ass.

There are uncomplicated pleasures to be found here: I Love the Way’s rumbling breakbeat and gloomy descending organ stabs recall the exquisite misery of Liquid’s Sweet Harmony; Reflections, a collaboration with drum’n’bass innovators dBridge and Instra:mental, develops pleasantly enough; Wibbler is a brute lump of brostep. Mostly, though, Outside the Box puzzles with its urge to pastiche the more commercial elements of dance music’s past. The Epic Last Song represents the nadir of this approach, sounding like a drum’n’bass reversion of the Lambada.

danrev wrote:It's a really American sounding term (like douche bag, what a shit insult)that isnt as good as a very British term - Midrange Cack



Midrange Cack > Brostep

James B wrote:Anyone else love anything from from RSD, DMZ to Circus to Skrillex?

Kid Robotik wrote:

James B wrote:Anyone else love anything from from RSD, DMZ to Circus to Skrillex?

i do, when i dj out i play mainly jump up screechy shit.
and i produce some too.
but for listenin to myself, its allllll about the deep, garagey sound, been movin onto that myself production wise.

mikey-bizzle-09 wrote:I pretty much listen to anythin but give me Brostep any day of the week over fuckin yawnstep whale music (if you can call it music) like burial ect.

Inflection wrote:Soundcloud]

check it out my first dubstep track, so don't be to brutal =]

James B wrote:Anyone else love anything from from RSD, DMZ to Circus to Skrillex?

SketchyDub wrote:

Inflection wrote:Soundcloud]

check it out my first dubstep track, so don't be to brutal =]

why did you post this here?