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Devry[Kaneda] wrote: I think people are pissed because his releases are charting and DMZ's arent.
The world ain't fair.
kinda proving my point. One of these artists is from the US.belalala wrote: cookie monsta/datsik/excision/borgore/rusko/caspa/skrillex
i wasn't disagreeing with your point. people here catch on to shitty dubstep that they hear elsewhere and it becomes popularized here oftentimes more than the artists' home countries.pkay wrote:kinda proving my point. One of these artists is from the US.belalala wrote: cookie monsta/datsik/excision/borgore/rusko/caspa/skrillex
Nitpicking on peoples taste in music is a fairly sad waste of time.
+1belalala wrote:i wasn't disagreeing with your point. people here catch on to shitty dubstep that they hear elsewhere and it becomes popularized here oftentimes more than the artists' home countries.pkay wrote:kinda proving my point. One of these artists is from the US.belalala wrote: cookie monsta/datsik/excision/borgore/rusko/caspa/skrillex
Nitpicking on peoples taste in music is a fairly sad waste of time.
unvent wrote:chill - the US can have their punkstep and we can our dmz nights. everybody is happy.
ps shrillshits seems sound and just loves his music, give him a break. nobodys making you listen.
Edit:
then again
thought i'd bang this in for the lols -
bet he doesn't cross over the pond and shout about his past too much
DMZ Seattle, twice a year!!Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I want DMZ nights too
Devry[Kaneda] wrote:I want DMZ nights too
pete bubonic wrote:LOL at all the fucking Brad Pitt lookalikes commenting on this man's looks. Fuck me you lot are a bunch of little bitches.
pkay wrote:
why do people have to invoke mala in every one of these threads? if you don't like it then move on and listen to something else. dubstep doesn't want, need, or deserve saving. no musical genre needs to be protected however much you love it and it's never going to have a positive effect. if any musical genre destined to go down the toilet then it will no matter how many words a load of diehard dubstep fans on an internet forum waste on it. if history has taught us anything then protectionism is an utter waste of time - not to mention tiresome as fuckMolzie wrote:wtf?
"The new energy based movement?", "the new punk music?", "Moshing?"
Where the fuck is Mala? Sort this shit out.
badger wrote:pkay wrote:why do people have to invoke mala in every one of these threads? if you don't like it then move on and listen to something else. dubstep doesn't want, need, or deserve saving. no musical genre needs to be protected however much you love it and it's never going to have a positive effect. if any musical genre destined to go down the toilet then it will no matter how many words a load of diehard dubstep fans on an internet forum waste on it. if history has taught us anything then protectionism is an utter waste of time - not to mention tiresome as fuckMolzie wrote:wtf?
"The new energy based movement?", "the new punk music?", "Moshing?"
Where the fuck is Mala? Sort this shit out.
OSO wrote:skrillex = garbage. And he is on deadmau5's label. GTFOBoth are garbageeeeeeee
This is why dubstep "is the new punk", not because of the moshing.victor w wrote:People on here really piss me off sometimes because they think someone sucks because they're becoming successful, while the poster is just someone who will most likely never amount to them and might even be jealous.
well, to be fair they are; and he probably is, although that latter part is something only he can know. his music sounds like horrible screeching noise to me but then so does most of that side of dubstep. there's clearly a big market for it though so fair play to him for finding his place in itvictor w wrote:I'm sitting here thinking...why are they garbage? They're not. And he didn't try to "cash in" on anything.
very weak argument. classic "hater" logic when in reality people don't like it because it's not very goodvictor w wrote:might even be jealous.
