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I think most of you have seen the Dub War podcasts on itunes and on here. All of them from the 1st have been forward thinking and pushing boundaries. Well seeing as Dave doesn't get enough credit for all the blood sweat and tears he puts into the Dub War party, it's only fitting that he get's this kind of recognition in the local magazine.

He's the featured DJ this issue of timeout New York. At the bottom of the article there's a link to the mix, and it's seriously one of the best Dave Q mixes yet. Don't miss out, and big up to Dave getting some magazine love!

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/articles ... 745/dave-q

nice one dq!

seckle wrote:I think most of you have seen the Dub War podcasts on itunes and on here. All of them from the 1st have been forward thinking and pushing boundaries. Well seeing as Dave doesn't get enough credit for all the blood sweat and tears he puts into the Dub War party, it's only fitting that he get's this kind of recognition in the local magazine.

He's the featured DJ this issue of timeout New York. At the bottom of the article there's a link to the mix, and it's seriously one of the best Dave Q mixes yet. Don't miss out, and big up to Dave getting some magazine love!

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/articles ... 745/dave-q

big ups dave!

Dave's the man. Every time I read another story about how Dubstep came about, and who created it, and how the name came to be, etc... I just want to say HOLD THE FUCK UP, Dubstep exists outside of this bubble of 4-5 producers in Croydon.

Enter Dave Q. Prime example of putting your money where your mouth is. No press. No billboards. No Mixmag Top 229847249827894. No love.

If anyone deserves thanks it's him. I know there are countless people who literally owe Dave Q for them getting into Dubstep. Either they came by accident, or had heard about Dubstep and never got a chance to hear it live. Dubwar has changed lives. Dave Q is one of those unsung heroes.

Well Aretha has her hat on... YoYo has his backing track ready... the Oath has been bungled.... YOU'RE UP DAVE! Your time!

thanks a lot everybody i really appreciate it.
and massive love to all the producers making amazing music!
i will try to write up a tracklist and post a download link soon.

dub war podcast rss feed for those that haven't bookmarked it yet.
feed://www.dqxt.org/dubwar/podcast/dubwar_podcast.rss


dub war is the critic's pick this friday!
http://www.timeout.com/newyork/section/clubs

woot!

big it , dubwar is an outstanding night , and one all dubheads should reach

nice

nothing but respect for you dave, congrats! can't wait to check out the mix.

big up dave

would like to reach dubwar one of these days

thanks again everyone it's really appreciated. here's the tracklist:

DJ G - Diffraction edit (dub)
Untold - Walk Through Walls LV Rmx (Hemlock)
Pangaea - Troubles (dub)
F - Epilogue Ramadanman Rerub (forthcoming 7even)
Shortstuff - Progression (dub)
Clouds - Era of the Black Holes Pt 2 (dub)
Pangaea - Deviant Untold remix (dub)
DJ G - Obsessed (forthcoming Lo Dubs)
J@kes - Nyabingi (dub)
2562 - Control (forthcoming Tectonic)
Scuba - Speak 2 Me (dub)
Headhunter - Technopolis (Tempa)
Deep Alpha - All Think Kode 9 remix (Voltage)
DJ G - Diffraction (dub)

great work Dave! See you friday night!

Surface_Tension wrote:Every time I read another story about how Dubstep came about, and who created it, and how the name came to be, etc... I just want to say HOLD THE FUCK UP, Dubstep exists outside of this bubble of 4-5 producers in Croydon.

your opinions on funky, and now the conception of dubstep, point towards a bizarre complex you have about the english

regardless, big up dave q your last set at DMZ was heavy and i look forward to hearing this mix

roo wrote:

Surface_Tension wrote:Every time I read another story about how Dubstep came about, and who created it, and how the name came to be, etc... I just want to say HOLD THE FUCK UP, Dubstep exists outside of this bubble of 4-5 producers in Croydon.

your opinions on funky, and now the conception of dubstep, point towards a bizarre complex you have about the english

regardless, big up dave q your last set at DMZ was heavy and i look forward to hearing this mix

Look at the roster for our label and try again.

This thread is about Dave, not you, I or the British.

roo wrote:

Surface_Tension wrote:Every time I read another story about how Dubstep came about, and who created it, and how the name came to be, etc... I just want to say HOLD THE FUCK UP, Dubstep exists outside of this bubble of 4-5 producers in Croydon.

your opinions on funky, and now the conception of dubstep, point towards a bizarre complex you have about the english

regardless, big up dave q your last set at DMZ was heavy and i look forward to hearing this mix

yep, Dave Q smacked it good and proper with his set at DMZ

I remember it got proper deep towards the end


appreciated the Mobb Deep opener as well

look forward to him making a return visit

Yoink!
Grabbing this now.
I can't wait til April to hear you, Joe & Jua at the legendary Paradox down here in Bmore. They're expecting roughly 2,000 to show, it's gonna be ridiculous.

dq wrote:thanks again everyone it's really appreciated. here's the tracklist:

DJ G - Diffraction edit (dub)
Untold - Walk Through Walls LV Rmx (Hemlock)
Pangaea - Troubles (dub)
F - Epilogue Ramadanman Rerub (forthcoming 7even)
Shortstuff - Progression (dub)
Clouds - Era of the Black Holes Pt 2 (dub)
Pangaea - Deviant Untold remix (dub)
DJ G - Obsessed (forthcoming Lo Dubs)
J@kes - Nyabingi (dub)
2562 - Control (forthcoming Tectonic)
Scuba - Speak 2 Me (dub)
Headhunter - Technopolis (Tempa)
Deep Alpha - All Think Kode 9 remix (Voltage)
DJ G - Diffraction (dub)

Is there a download link or can the mix only be streamed?

whighzeguy wrote:Is there a download link or can the mix only be streamed?

http://www.dubwarnyc.com/podcast/dq-tim ... -feb09.mp3


enjoy.