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perezhilton wrote:Rusko AKA Chris Mercer is one of the UK's most prominent dubstep producers and now he is collaborating with Miz Britney Spears!

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Rusko wrote:"It's not superdeep, you don't listen to it on your iPod in bed with your eyes closed. It's for jumping up and down and getting wild. Dubstep has become the punk rock of the electronic-music world. Dubstep is … Bang!"

MikeE wrote:Clearly a sign that the apocolypse coming...

quantize wrote:What will come of it?, will dubstep gigs keep it's diverse following of people? Will they be replaced with stupid haircuts, brainless girls pestering the dj for the same rass track you played 20 mins ago and 5 times last week because "they can dance to that one" ? and tracks feat. Elton John?

I think this was inevitable for dubstep to break the surface, but shitney bears? I wonder what went though ruskos head at the point of signing? (apart from the S"%t load of wonga)

I for one hope that it can have its moment in the limelight and keep its undergound alive. Dnb did it, hip hop does it (in a manner). Dubstep deserves some injection of cash... but will it spend it all on gak, courfull hoodies, oversize shades and ladies of the night? or will it take the money, give a finger to the man and ride off into the sunset?

Burial wrote:It's superdeep, you listen to it on your iPod in bed with your eyes closed. It's for getting down. Dubstep has become the electronic-music world. Dubstep is … mmmmmmmmm.

displaced wrote:

quantize wrote:What will come of it?, will dubstep gigs keep it's diverse following of people? Will they be replaced with stupid haircuts, brainless girls pestering the dj for the same rass track you played 20 mins ago and 5 times last week because "they can dance to that one" ? and tracks feat. Elton John?

I think this was inevitable for dubstep to break the surface, but shitney bears? I wonder what went though ruskos head at the point of signing? (apart from the S"%t load of wonga)

I for one hope that it can have its moment in the limelight and keep its undergound alive. Dnb did it, hip hop does it (in a manner). Dubstep deserves some injection of cash... but will it spend it all on gak, courfull hoodies, oversize shades and ladies of the night? or will it take the money, give a finger to the man and ride off into the sunset?

To be honest, as we've seen this discussed a million times over, events with good music will still attract the same crowd as before and the 'underground' sounds and other styles we like, will still get produced and events will still go on.

All this will do is open it up to a bigger market, ultimately giving more exposure to everyone, and yes, we'll obviously get a lot of "new to scene" people, as you said requesting shit tunes at events ect... but that's not to different to events now.

Skimple wrote:Rusko should take advice from Britney and shave his fucking shit hairdo off like she did

Rowdy wrote:I heard Burial's producing for Lady GaGa.

Apparently he had this to say:

Burial wrote:It's superdeep, you listen to it on your iPod in bed with your eyes closed. It's for getting down. Dubstep has become the electronic-music world. Dubstep is … mmmmmmmmm.

truefiktion wrote:Welcome to the end of dubstep

3rdeye wrote:

Rusko wrote:"It's not superdeep, you don't listen to it on your iPod in bed with your eyes closed. It's for jumping up and down and getting wild. Dubstep has become the punk rock of the electronic-music world. Dubstep is … Bang!"

hmmmmmmmm

geroyche wrote:I'm not bothered by him doing that, but his perception of what Dubstep is disappoints me, fundamentally.