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Just posted up on Vice's, Thump, Channel.

Good watch, that kreepin' of his sounds good.

skream is a bro tbh

Fair play to him. Good insight, I liked how he didn't distance himself from the music going really drop heavy and formulaic. Good luck to him.

...Not about the drop; it's about the vibe.




Make all n00bs listen to that until they get it.

oh so that's what gun fingers mean, finally an explanation

it's gas, everyone knows it means fingering the selectah's narn of creativity

lol, how is this a documentary? This is an interview of skream saying nothing too new with a couple of old dubstep tunes and pics tossed in.

Harkat wrote:lol, how is this a documentary?

Be-1ne wrote:Just posted up on Vice's, Thump, Channel.

foxtrot wrote:Good watch, that kreepin' of his sounds good.

https://soundcloud.com/skreamizm/skream-kreepin

Not really feelin' a lot of Skream's new productions

The new stuff sounds very artificial to me.

Harkat wrote:lol, how is this a documentary? This is an interview of skream saying nothing too new with a couple of old dubstep tunes and pics tossed in.

I think it's basically about him trying to reconcile his legacy with what he's doing currently, as everyone got all over his nuts when he "quit dubstep". For that, credit's due IMO.

OGLemon wrote:Not really feelin' a lot of Skream's new productions

The new stuff sounds very artificial to me.

^ This. As cliché as it also is to some (esp. in light of what I just said above) whenever an artist pushing limits with interesting 'nuum-type shit retires from that and turns to some four on the floor template, it makes me cringe and eyeroll at the same time.

Big up to all of you for not saying anything about that big ol' zit on man's nose yet as well.

Fair play to Skream for saying he was an architect of dubstep's "downfall" but also he says (and rightly so) he was also one of the pioneers.