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interesting hmm....

sound like what this guy has always wanted...

http://surrealdocuments.blogspot.com/20 ... urial.html

Its a really nice mix and the styles fit together beautifuly.

Everyone should wear robes in dubstp instead of hoodies.

Biblical Doom Bass FTW!

Here's the full 4 Hour Set (in 4 parts) recorded in Oslo 06.06.08 with tracklist - Enjoy!

http://www.b-o-r-g.org/dausteg.html

so skullstep part 2 then?

the concept sounds obnoxious tbh.

I guess everybody should stay in their musical box and not mix things together, like Dub and 2-Step garage, for example. That would just be "obnoxious".

rock and dance music have never meshed well.

Ory wrote:rock and dance music have never meshed well.

agree

This isn't your regular rock music, this is some atmospheric droney deep noise driven stuff, the bass wight is just as huge as it is in dubstep.

jimitheexploder wrote:This isn't your regular rock music, this is some atmospheric droney deep noise driven stuff, the bass wight is just as huge as it is in dubstep.

I can see how it can work to an extent then.

Sunn 0))) with half-step beats?

Downloaded the deathstep villa pt 2 mix next to the interview..Fair play for trying something different but I have to admit, I did laugh when the burzum track came into the mix with some kinda of rapping over it..that was funny.

Personally, I can't see for the life of me how black metal and dubstep can be played next to each other and it NOT sound out of place.

deamonds wrote:

Ory wrote:rock and dance music have never meshed well.

agree

The Prodigy - Their Law

Whineo wrote:

deamonds wrote:

Ory wrote:rock and dance music have never meshed well.

agree

The Prodigy - Their Law

dance music's shit though...rock and electronic music have merged successfully on a number of occasions, its just when people try and throw it together with some crappy dance genre that things go tits up

Godflesh is a good example of a successful meeting of rock and electronic music.

Couldn't agree more Saxenhammer.

Ory wrote:

jimitheexploder wrote:This isn't your regular rock music, this is some atmospheric droney deep noise driven stuff, the bass wight is just as huge as it is in dubstep.

I can see how it can work to an extent then.

Sunn 0))) with half-step beats?

It would be wicked if some of those doom lot like Sunn 0))) hooked up with a dubstep producer to add the beats you would get some serriously strange stuff.

Whineo wrote:

deamonds wrote:

Ory wrote:rock and dance music have never meshed well.

agree

The Prodigy - Their Law

good point, also prodigy - spitfire

Christ, I think 4 hours of someone mixing Drone Metal and Dubstep would make me want to scream for Judge Jules. If you listen or just check the tracklisting on the full download, the concept is not just about Drone Metal and Dubstep and about mixing genres generally. However Part 1 looks like the most literal "Death/Step" section. It is a bit of a shit name really I guess but then what club name isn't?

There's always metalstep, which was applied to that Vex'd and Distance mix on MAH's show a year or two ago.

I'd love to hear some Nadja stuff remixed by dubstep producers, personally.

That Vex'd and Distance mix is great and Nadja are way cool. Thank the lord this forum isn't just full of people who define Dubstep by what Martin Clark writes or MAH plays. You should check out Alcest if you like Nadja - Shoegazing Black Metal from France.

http://www.myspace.com/alcestmusic

Also the Seefeel track on Deathstep Part 1 is awesome! I only knew their more guitary stuff but that tune sounds like something Hyperdub would put out now. Here's to more genre raping and pillaging, fuck the purists!

Interesting stuff indeed. I don't know if the mixture of traditional bm and dubstep could ever work - I think the aesthetics of the two are at loggerheads a lot of the time - but it's nice to see something like this being attempted nonetheless.

LOL @ Transilvanian Hunger