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I'll find a better pic soon... should be on the shelves tomorrow.

Big!

Will defo be picking this up.

Awesome!

Nice. Roll on payday Friday......yes im that skint.

Here's the cover in its full glory...

lol rusko in a dubstep takeover.

When was the last time rusko made anything remotely dubstep?

Funny thing: there are some tracks Rusko produced on the (amazing, IMHO) MIA album that are closer to heartland dubstep than pretty much anything on his own album!

joe muggs wrote:Funny thing: there are some tracks Rusko produced on the (amazing, IMHO) MIA album that are closer to heartland dubstep than pretty much anything on his own album!

Im feeling district 9 on his new album, thats it though.

Hes just pushin his own sound thats all. Nothin wrong with it, it just doesnt appeal to the more 'core' listeners, its not meant to, as we are no longer his audience.

Weve still got the classics though, Jah love, Lions paw and the likes. Bigup

lets not turn this into a thread about rusko... point is BIG UP TO JOE MUGGS for what i expect to be an incredible read

Er ner Rusko iz on dere letz all sai he iz rubbish.

I should be on there

who are the last 2?

JeffZorz wrote:who are the last 2?

Joker and Caspa

joe muggs wrote:Funny thing: there are some tracks Rusko produced on the (amazing, IMHO) MIA album that are closer to heartland dubstep than pretty much anything on his own album!

*raised eyebrow...possible chinstroke*

amick wrote:

joe muggs wrote:Funny thing: there are some tracks Rusko produced on the (amazing, IMHO) MIA album that are closer to heartland dubstep than pretty much anything on his own album!

*raised eyebrow...possible chinstroke*

SRLSLY, there's some quite bizarrely spacey stuff on there....



Anyway back on the Mixmag feature, I hope that people do get some enjoyment from it. It tries to cram quite a lot into limited space - not through any fault of the editorial team who gave up all the space that they could - so inevitably there will be some ommissions. In particularly it jumps from the "PAST" feature (w/ El-B, Benny Ill, Zed Bias etc) to the "PRESENT" (the cover stars) without much sense of how it got from there to here... That is the one big ommission: there was supposed to be a box-out with a roll-call of all the names who built the scene over those years which got left out by sheer oversight. Hopefully, though, this will still give people who've only just discovered dubstep a sense of the depth of history behind it, and with any luck there'll be the opportunities to do more on that history in future issues.

whens this hitting the shelfs? looking forward to reading this

Mutiny wrote: Im feeling district 9 on his new album, thats it though.

`Yeah thats a pretty serious tune,
gonna have to grab a copy of this mag or at least just read through in whsmith

It's in the shops today.

Bloggers, spread the word. And let us know what you think!

I remember reading once that Mixmag wouldn't release a Dubstep mix CD as they didnt think it would sell....

I'm sure one of the main reasons in getting Rusko aswell as Caspa on the main cover is to attract a larger audience to purchase the magazine.

Anyways, looks like it will be a good read

didn't think it was all that really.

Missed hell of a lot of content. So much space was given to the 'daddies' of dubstep, but not the now.