Dubstepforum.com

It's like the backbone of EDM right now.

lol.
get out

OP is either trolling or incredibly fucking stupid. My guess is the latter.

Jesus Christ, op give up now

na m8 the backbone of EDM is bongos.

no its the sticks

yeah you just answered the question yourself OP, it is the backbone for a lot of the more popular stuff now. But that has nothing to do with the initial popularity, back when Midnight Request Line was made I doubt Skream even knew what Massive was, and that tune is arguably what kickstarted dubstep's popularity

to be honest I wouldn't even put dubstep under EDM man, everyone who says they're into EDM is into music thats very different from what dubstep is. Just "bass music" is fine with me aha

i remember the days before massive wobbles, it was all albino

Are you serious?

99% of the time massive sounds like shit anyway

worst thread ever?

And the purpose of this question is? I'm going to go with yes, dubstep was popular before Massive marched in - Going in for the kill remix - anyone?

Yes, for as long as there's still FM8, dubstep can go on a little longer. But if you take away both, you take away ITS LIFEBLOOD.

Phigure wrote:i remember the days before massive wobbles, it was all albino

Wasn't that because of Rusko?

+ benga + caspa and more

The best parties I've ever experienced were in basements that could hardly fit 100 people with respect for dance room. Sweaty, dark, smoke filled rooms from 2006-07.

Reverb wrote:lol.
get out

/thread.

Megachannel wrote:The best parties I've ever experienced were in basements that could hardly fit 100 people with respect for dance room. Sweaty, dark, smoke filled rooms from 2006-07.

Lol what a cliche "deep head" post. What does that have to do with this thread?

NW DUBAHOLIC wrote:

Megachannel wrote:The best parties I've ever experienced were in basements that could hardly fit 100 people with respect for dance room. Sweaty, dark, smoke filled rooms from 2006-07.

Lol what a cliche "deep head" post. What does that have to do with this thread?

Its a YES, bro.

1point5 wrote: 99% of the time massive sounds like shit anyway

99% of the time dubstep sounds like shit anyway.

Massive is a decent synth that you can do a lot with - most of james blakes album is with massive (& a prophet 08)

It sounds plasticy raw but if you process/mix it well its as good as you make it.

Can popular be massive without dubstep?