I really haven't never liked reggae/dub reggae-dubstep, but this is cool. The problem with this kind of dubstep is, that it sounds too much reggae, not really having that unique mark what dubstep haves. But these garage-drums and that high pitch hoover makes it different to cheap reggae-copy-dubstep.
Dubstep
what's with this Synkro fella? seems a bit musically bipolar. 
on one hand he's got these obnoxious jah wobble tunes which completely put me off first time I checked him out, but now I find that he's also got quite a few Burialesque rollers out.
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/327708-01.htm
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/327706-01.htm
deep.
on one hand he's got these obnoxious jah wobble tunes which completely put me off first time I checked him out, but now I find that he's also got quite a few Burialesque rollers out.http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/327708-01.htm
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/327706-01.htm
deep.
dunno most of the stuff he does seems like copy paste material.
one of his first releases (i think it was called 'Jah Love' or something like that) was nothing more then a refix of a Scientist track with some extra low-end and more drums. with zero credit anywhere to the original track.
one of his first releases (i think it was called 'Jah Love' or something like that) was nothing more then a refix of a Scientist track with some extra low-end and more drums. with zero credit anywhere to the original track.
bassbeyondreason
Chtonic Fatigue Syndrome
I'll say. This is like dubstepsploitation.
Loads of people have done the same with Coki and Rusko/Caspa etc. It seems to be a trend for a lot of new, less creative producers unfortunately.
I am still trying to understand why people are so excited by the Chase and Status material, it may be well produced, but is exceptionally dull and predictable.
Yeah, predictable is the word. Strange really cause they were making pre-halfstep dubstep that was way better years before. Still seemed pretty derivative back then to be honest, but at least they were good dance floor tunes
Algierstwin
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eastern jam?
too hyped. . 1xtra and R1 got behind it.
& the track with Plan B on is even worse.
viktorvaughn
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Their MC track with Trim and Scratch is notable only for Trim's line about the cardigan/face in the guardian, the beat is pretty boring.
Doing breakbeat garage on Bingo in 03 http://www.discogs.com/release/193607
i really like the Roll Deep track they did fwiw...
i really like the Roll Deep track they did fwiw...
I haven't really been paying much attention to dubstep recently (having been listening mostly to funky and grime, and having been put off by the Caspa and Rusko types), but I just downloaded that Generation Bass special for the Mary Anne Hobbes show and it is absolutely fantastic. So many heavy tunes, so much variety in style and not relying on wobble to be floor movers or garage-revival to be deep. It's that middle-ground I've been looking for and it reminds me of how I felt in 2005/2006 when I first really started taking dubstep seriously.
Really digging the Antisocial Camp; Quest and Silkie ripped that set.
Really digging the Antisocial Camp; Quest and Silkie ripped that set.
i agree
Algierstwin
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i also do, the new silkie deep medi is a staple for fans of that set. it was the only one i put the effort into ripping from that show too.
the new kulture 12 is nice too. b side more so.
Grievous Angel
Beast of Burden
yeah there's a whole new thing in dubstep going on right now. I can't help fixating on funky and grime but thre's a load of hot new tunes out there
The Hyperdub special is as good if not better for next level stuff, as is the Kode9 Maida Vale set. Both incredible...
defo. The darkstar set is ridiculous.