as to shackleton being 'beyond dubstep', i must confess to slight uncertainty as to where i stand
i have pretty much everything he's released and it is great, especially 003, which is a truly phenomenal plate
but with the really heavily traditional percussionist tracks, i do start to wonder whether i should just be listening to traditional percussionist music instead...is it aspiring for much more than emulating the greats and putting sub bass underneath? i still love it, but i do have my questions regarding the extent to which hes pushing the vanguard. the material i enjoy most is where he does something very distinct and fresh with his influences (i.e. all of the tracks on 003)
i have pretty much everything he's released and it is great, especially 003, which is a truly phenomenal plate
but with the really heavily traditional percussionist tracks, i do start to wonder whether i should just be listening to traditional percussionist music instead...is it aspiring for much more than emulating the greats and putting sub bass underneath? i still love it, but i do have my questions regarding the extent to which hes pushing the vanguard. the material i enjoy most is where he does something very distinct and fresh with his influences (i.e. all of the tracks on 003)