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horseface · 22nd August 2006

I really like what's happening in Dubstep. Slowing things down to dub bpm and sounding dark and brutal. Lovely stuff.

Here are some Dubstep DJ mixes.

http://smokering.co.uk/main/dload.ph...egory&cat_id=6

I like things dark and dirty.

The interesting thing is that the genre, if it can be called a genre, is more about vibe than musical style. Lots of different bpms, lots of different sounds, but the vibe is the thing that's constant between tracks. This is what electronic has needed for a while, IMHO. Something that's a little more 'challenging' for DJs, but gives the end listener some nice variety.

22nd August 2006	#3
horseface Gear maniac Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 196	I really like what's happening in Dubstep. Slowing things down to dub bpm and sounding dark and brutal. Lovely stuff. Here are some Dubstep DJ mixes. http://smokering.co.uk/main/dload.ph...egory&cat_id=6 I like things dark and dirty. The interesting thing is that the genre, if it can be called a genre, is more about vibe than musical style. Lots of different bpms, lots of different sounds, but the vibe is the thing that's constant between tracks. This is what electronic has needed for a while, IMHO. Something that's a little more 'challenging' for DJs, but gives the end listener some nice variety. __________________ Whinny!