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or IDS for short...

I admit I'm enough out of the loop that halfstep dnb seems relatively new to me, but I'd still guess that dubstep played a big part in people like Breakage, etc picking it up. at this point I'd say it's as much dubstep as Joy Orbison and all the post-sub-future-garage genres... tho I'm curious...

don't forget heavy as stone.... amazing tune that. funny thing about the 'new dnb sound' ie. Dbridge and Instra:mental.. when dubstep was creeping westward in 2006 the dnb hedz called it 'slowed down dnb', 'too slow' etc ... and now drum n bass is little else than sped up dubstep.

search for Juke Trax Online... you'll find them on Juno (w/ option to purchase high quality), Amazon & iTunes (cheaper)

wow I didn't realize their was a shedload of new Aphex tacked on to the Analord releases! damn rephlex!

phwoar.. rephlex finally created an mp3 store that lives in their website, rephlex.com I don't know about you but the first thing I'm snatching up is the entire Amen Andrews series. hallelujah!

I know I'm a bit late responding to this but a title like 'Naked Mario Kart' doesn't exactly scream sexy...

hehe, that's fantastic, thanks!

uh.. musically that's quite a stretch. aside from the occasional sonic samples, I don't hear any solid similarities.

you didn't go to CalArts by any chance, did you? all this amazing music and more came from the school radio station, KCIA, which I managed for a few years. when I have a chance I'll list some of the other gems that I was able to ID before posting here. sadly, it's unlikely that the station's...

btw. Slim Gaillard is completely nuts~ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slim_Gaillard

time to ressurrect this thread again, thanks to the nifty iphone app Shazam, which auto-ID'd a couple key tracks here! 06 - Tony Geballe - "Evening Tower" 42 - Edward Artemiev - "Stalker: Meditation" 54 - Slim Gaillard - "Yip Roc Heresy" and of course my awesome mom, who found- 31 - Texas...

if EPROM ever comes into your town I'd suggest checking him out... ruff stuff.

this Addison Groove character is making hybrid dubstep/juke business... he's due for a release on Loefah's swamp81 label early next year! http://www.myspace.com/swamp81

I remember hearing Slaughter Mob big up "Aphex Twins" at the Grime Launch Party in 2004... nuff said

pon sub.fm today, starting 3pm PST / 11pm GMT. dubstep assorted flavors, juke and even some hiphop jams!

arite folks, it's been a while but I'm back on http://sub.fm tomorrow, sunday november 15!! I've got some deep cuts from SF badmen Jus Wan and DJG, plus loads more JUKE (chicago booty bass) and plenty of off-kilter wonkiness! tune in starting at 3pm PST / 11pm GMT.. see ya thurr!

I tend to process music as being listenable, not-listenable, or exciting. to my ears the american stuff can be enjoyable, but it's not so much ahead of the pack. actually as I say that I've just remembered Falty DL! he's defo the most singular stateside producer that comes to mind. what d'ya...

next week :D beautiful complication / chakra

"non dnb dubstep" we've got DJG and Jus Wan.. there's also Vaccine in san diego but strangely hardly anyone I know likes her stuff. I think that will change at some point.