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So I cant say Ive been with dubstep from the start, but i remember loving classics like skream, coki, benga and all the others. hate skrillex, I personally think dubstep going mainstream, is a bit strange, but it deserves the glory as it has been coming for years, but the artists that are taking it there (or think there taking it there) are not the right ones i.e flux, skrillex. I recently started DJ'ing after coming out from a very 'silent' part of my life with no music, due to my dad deciding he wants to start mixing again. now im coming back in, and coming back to this... So what really is going on? Dubstep has always been my type, but its just in that phase where its splitting up and becoming sub-genres, confusing... where is dubstep heading?

This question has been asked over and over, dubstep is going in various directions for better or worse.

I advise looking here if you want to discuss more.

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=229034

mehh, full of posting videos... it looks dead

Wow, what a brave thing for you to post here. Totally goes against the grain of this forum.

SO BRAVE.

5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

Lectric wrote:5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

While you're probably assuming correctly, saying influence in the scene is directly related to the number of posts you make on DSF is stupid.

Koruption wrote:mehh, full of posting videos... it looks dead

Yeah we tend to talk about music here, that often means posting videos of said music.

SCope13 wrote:Wow, what a brave thing for you to post here. Totally goes against the grain of this forum.

SO BRAVE.

Welcome back mate, glad you like proppa ds...do you prefer dark garage, harstep, dungeon, purple or techstep?
If you want to know what's happened since 2010, I suggest you read all the posts on here since mid 2007.

Why has your dad's decision to start mixing again ended your silence?.

Lectric wrote:5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

Signing up here isn't a dubstep membership card. Imagine if you will that there could be hundreds of people out there that have been listening to this stuff from the early days that have never even been on here.

OP, hope you find some amazing tunes amongst the myriad of new styles branching from and within dubstep, there's been plenty released.

who`s skream?

Haters gon Hate..........and not listen to dubstep videos.

go down to your local shop and just listen to everything on the rack. that'll probably give you a good idea of dubstep these days

Lectric wrote:5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

Pretty sure he said he hasn't been here since it started?

LOL just because ive made 5 posts doesnt mean i havnt been here from the start, thats the reason why i never share my thoughts to be honest, cus of the sarcastic shit that some of you post on here. wanted a general chat about music, but fuck it. thats the problem, i see bare guys post something about an artist you dont like, and you rip him apart, pretty shit that nobody can post anymore trying to get involved, but just think hes a 'newbie' lol. used to be into grime, started changing towards dubstep, but i dont like most of the minimal stuff out there,i like music like black sun empire, 16 bit, and all of dub police. moral of the story... dont judge someone by there number of posts.

garethom wrote:

Lectric wrote:5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

Signing up here isn't a dubstep membership card. Imagine if you will that there could be hundreds of people out there that have been listening to this stuff from the early days that have never even been on here.

OP, hope you find some amazing tunes amongst the myriad of new styles branching from and within dubstep, there's been plenty released.

I hope i do too, your not far from me either, your from brum? what kinda nights go on in the midlands? i was thinking about buying a few tickets to go to fabric in the next few weeks.

scattybeanhead wrote:go down to your local shop and just listen to everything on the rack. that'll probably give you a good idea of dubstep these days

I have never seen a record shop with dubstep inside, come from a litlle place in the midlands, Birmingham is the closest place where ill probably find a shop like that, but its still ages away, i buy most of my records off chemical.

LA_Boxers wrote:Haters gon Hate..........and not listen to dubstep videos.

i do.. but wanted to talk, not listen for a change.

Koruption wrote:

garethom wrote:

Lectric wrote:5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

Signing up here isn't a dubstep membership card. Imagine if you will that there could be hundreds of people out there that have been listening to this stuff from the early days that have never even been on here.

OP, hope you find some amazing tunes amongst the myriad of new styles branching from and within dubstep, there's been plenty released.

I hope i do too, your not far from me either, your from brum? what kinda nights go on in the midlands? i was thinking about buying a few tickets to go to fabric in the next few weeks.

There's not the biggest choice, but there's a night in Birmingham tomorrow that I'm playing at actually. Sully, Be-1ne, Me, and a couple of others, nice mix of styles, hefty system, good vibes. Keep an eye out for the flyers in HQ music in the city centre too, had a good look at them the other day and realised I'd missed some sick nights.

More info on that night here: http://www.facebook.com/events/280943921954183/

Looking back at your original post, if you like 2-step, can't go wrong with checking out Sully's album, Carrier.

garethom wrote:

Koruption wrote:

garethom wrote:

Lectric wrote:5 posts since 2010 and youve been with it since the beginning, ye?

Signing up here isn't a dubstep membership card. Imagine if you will that there could be hundreds of people out there that have been listening to this stuff from the early days that have never even been on here.

OP, hope you find some amazing tunes amongst the myriad of new styles branching from and within dubstep, there's been plenty released.

I hope i do too, your not far from me either, your from brum? what kinda nights go on in the midlands? i was thinking about buying a few tickets to go to fabric in the next few weeks.

There's not the biggest choice, but there's a night in Birmingham tomorrow that I'm playing at actually. Sully, Be-1ne, Me, and a couple of others, nice mix of styles, hefty system, good vibes. Keep an eye out for the flyers in HQ music in the city centre too, had a good look at them the other day and realised I'd missed some sick nights.

More info on that night here: http://www.facebook.com/events/280943921954183/

Looking back at your original post, if you like 2-step, can't go wrong with checking out Sully's album, Carrier.

cheers man, ill check those out, id love to go to a night to be honest, but it just takes a lot of planning lol, brum is still a bit of a mission, im from walsall way, so ill need a hotel an shit lol, but thanks anyway, youve already been a bigger help than some of the idiots on here.