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The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Icey » Tue Dec 06, 2011 11:10 am

What are your thoughts on it? I quickly listened it through and I must say, dubstep has progressed. Not sure about "Nefariousa" though, but "Electro West" is a tune.

So, my question is, what is your thought on this newer dubstep? Obviously a lot of the old steppers have taken the good stuff from the brostep(which isn't much) and the good stuff from the old school.
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Figment » Tue Dec 06, 2011 11:40 am

i personally think it's a really good EP.
i mean, they gave it out for free, which is something that is incredible in itself, i love ice cream jelly roll, Mensah dropped it in his b2b getdarker with Dismantle and i fell in love with it, that's my favourite, but large EP.

i think if your second question was what do you think of the EP, the future of this topic might last longer, otherwise it just looks like an attempt to raise the somewhat boring brostep debate.

it's music, you either enjoy it or you don't.
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Icey » Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:12 pm

Nah, I'm not trying to start a debate about brostep, I'm rather trying to start a debate about the newer dubstep. The way I see it, dubstep has divided into three different "sub-genres": the lighter stuff(Hessle Audio, Apple Pips), the dungeon stuff and now Skream and Benga are doing the more harder and electro type of stuff(not brostep). Just like Coki and Kromestar. So, my question was what do people think about this stuff like they're doing!

Because I think that the focus in dubstep has moved from meditate on bassweight to more melodies and stuff. I don't necessarily think this is a bad idea but it's quite interesting imo!
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Figment » Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:28 pm

Icey wrote:Nah, I'm not trying to start a debate about brostep, I'm rather trying to start a debate about the newer dubstep. The way I see it, dubstep has divided into three different "sub-genres": the lighter stuff(Hessle Audio, Apple Pips), the dungeon stuff and now Skream and Benga are doing the more harder and electro type of stuff(not brostep). Just like Coki and Kromestar. So, my question was what do people think about this stuff like they're doing!

Because I think that the focus in dubstep has moved from meditate on bassweight to more melodies and stuff. I don't necessarily think this is a bad idea but it's quite interesting imo!
yeah sorry mate, i thought i attacked that a bit rudely. :(

personally, i do like the direction benga and skream are heading, although skream did put something up on his soundcloud the other day that sounded very skrillex-like, which i wasn't a fan of.
big fan of coki/kromestar and the sounds they come up with.

Large EP, and yeah, sorry for being a bit close minded, i didn't even think!
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Icey » Tue Dec 06, 2011 1:01 pm

BlueyTeamTom wrote:yeah sorry mate, i thought i attacked that a bit rudely. :(

personally, i do like the direction benga and skream are heading, although skream did put something up on his soundcloud the other day that sounded very skrillex-like, which i wasn't a fan of.
big fan of coki/kromestar and the sounds they come up with.

Large EP, and yeah, sorry for being a bit close minded, i didn't even think!
It's cool.

Yeah, he did but I think he realised it's not good :P I mean, he has a special sound and you know when it's Skream but those tracks weren't "him"
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by pdomino » Tue Dec 06, 2011 1:09 pm

If I like a tune, I will like.

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by baddis98 » Tue Dec 06, 2011 1:46 pm

nothing special tbh. ice cream and phat head are alright, but wouldn't buy it. too many high pitched screechy sounds going on there.

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Post by Sonika » Thu Dec 08, 2011 3:30 pm

Where can I get this EP? I also know that Skream gives out his skreamizms for free, where can I get those? Can't find anything on his soundcloud
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by baddis98 » Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:23 pm

Sonika wrote:Where can I get this EP? I also know that Skream gives out his skreamizms for free, where can I get those? Can't find anything on his soundcloud
http://preemtiv.com/widgets/skream-benga/

you can buy the skreamizms from a record shop or a digital store. the freeizms are pretty easy to find. google will help you.

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by SloppySeconds » Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:53 pm

i miss tunes like this.. no one make this sound anymore.. straight wobblaz

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by scottie584 » Thu Dec 08, 2011 11:25 pm

Pretty meh for me. Too little bass, too much screechy noises.
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by bSQUARED08 » Fri Dec 09, 2011 12:13 am

Any Steppers is a tune!
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by extremesociety » Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:16 am

Icey wrote:Because I think that the focus in dubstep has moved from meditate on bassweight to more melodies and stuff.
What about meditating on bass weight while the tune has melody?

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by kultron » Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:03 am

I think it's pretty bad. I can understand why it was free.

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by prism » Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:14 am

indeed

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Icey » Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:35 pm

extremesociety wrote:What about meditating on bass weight while the tune has melody?
But there's a lot more melody in dubstep than there used to be back in the days in my opinion.
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by extremesociety » Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:28 pm

Icey wrote:
extremesociety wrote:What about meditating on bass weight while the tune has melody?
But there's a lot more melody in dubstep than there used to be back in the days in my opinion.
Yeah I feel you, at least in the traditional sense. Though, for me, the "melodic-ness" of dubstep is what drew me in the first place, taking a broader definition of melodic. For example, "Night" is hella melodic...melodies in the bass, melodies in the drums.

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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by Maccaveli » Fri Dec 09, 2011 10:52 pm

Icey wrote:
extremesociety wrote:What about meditating on bass weight while the tune has melody?
But there's a lot more melody in dubstep than there used to be back in the days in my opinion.
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by syrup » Sat Dec 10, 2011 6:51 pm

Ice cream is a fave of mine, tho it sounds a bit half-assed.
Any steppas aswell, i just don't know if it's me or it lacks weight a bit. Love the "rockstar" feel it's got w/e
Nefarious is a bit meh, the hook's cheesy imo and the intro doesn't go well with rest of the tune, second drop is okay, the first one is just tooo broish with all those growls and shit
Electro west is an okay tune, maybe the best one out of th EP, but i can't really get into it, since i heard for the first time.
Phat head's aight, though nothing i'll go crazy about.

Overall, i wouldn't buy this, because it's got nothing on the older stuff, but it's a nice freebie anyway
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Re: The new Skream and Benga EP

Post by codeStep » Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:00 am

Ice Cream Jelly - not a fan, sounds similar to other skream tunes but not as good
Any Steppers - Good, a bit poppy but still heavy
Nefarious - I like, brostep but still with that dark feel
Electro West - meh, abit bland and housey
Phat Head - best on here, but not amazing. I like the G-funk synths.
I would pay for two maybe 3 tracks.

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