dubstep

http://www.discogs.com/sell/release/6396100?ev=rb

3 For Sale from £300.00

big payday coming for percypisspot

tyler00o

£340,282,000,000,000,014,192,072,600,900,000,000,000.00 + shipping

"+ shipping"!

that aside though this kind of thing is dogshit when labels like Rise Above do it with 'occult metal' albums and backpatches etc and this detached gauzy tumblr lookin label is just as bad

https://twitter.com/MrBeatnick/status/542686122393227265

you'll probably be too late though, buy some other records instead!

might be a joke tho idk:P

The VICE Oral History of Dubstep

http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/an-oral-history-of-dubstep-vice-lauren-martin-610/page/0?utm_source=Stack&utm_campaign=a058123bb3-stack&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_28a82e4150-a058123bb3-123816173

TOPICS: dubstep, oral history, Lauren Martin, Music, United Kingdom, Croydon, DMZ, FWD>>, Mass, Plastic People, Mala, Loefah, Sgt Pokes, Martin Clark, Youngsta, Kode9, Oris Jay, Artwork, Benny Ill, Joe Nice, Coki, Skream, Chef, Big Apple, garage, dub, 2-step, drum and bass, reggae, history of dubstep, Jason Goz, Hijak, Caspa, Burial, Dub War, Pinch, Digital Mystikz, Tectonic

https://twitter.com/katiecouric/status/614157420982616064

good read (the Vice thing i mean, lol)

DUBSTEP WARZ

repeated in full
Weds night/Thurs morning 2-4am @BBC6Music

Digital Mystikz @mala_dmz @coki_dmz @I_Skream @kodenine + The Spaceape
Vex'd @RolyPorter @kuedo_ @DJHATCHA + Crazy D@loefah + @sgtpokes @DjDistance

+ online for 30 days 👇https://t.co/0yF5cBKEnP pic.twitter.com/LxbzyYZ4uT

— maryanne hobbs (@maryannehobbs) January 13, 2021

Dubstep's 'Sgt Pepper'-photo coming to life, 15 years on. (Kode9 filmed it). Feels like it's been 25 years already though tbf

Did a double-take when it panned to the right, poor Roly Vex'd kind of looks like Matt Hancock in that lighting :o

Not sure whether I'm biased because I finally picked up a Subpac, but there has been some pretty decent new dubstep getting aired on Bristol's new electronic station SWU.FM recently: https://www.swu.fm/

still get nostalgic for the old dubstep days from time to time, but don't listen to much nowadays. great memories though, skream playing in a basement to about 30 people in glasgow and DMZ second birthday, Exodus and DMZ at the West Indian Centre in Leeds all 2006/2007, i think), skream gave me the nickname "Hanson" - which he pronounced with a dropped H - because he thought i looked like Alan Hanson. halcyon days

after wondering about this since 2005, this morning, just now, The Death Of Mr Spock shuffled up from some Trojan comp and it's basically vex'd's Crusher Dub. i can now rest easy.

(um, Spock, Crusher... the clues were all there)

edition of 10, 8 left (I bought one yesterday) - man, this genre really is dead, isn't it :-(

https://variousproduction.bandcamp.com/album/foller

not according to my eldest who lives in london and been going to loads of dubstep nights in recent months.
like d-n-b, the nights are a mix of new names and original 140 legends.
sounds like the nights are very popular.
weirdly, i recently ordered the various productions remix album on cd.
that and their proper album still hit the spot.

I had that remix one in my car cd player forever, nice backup when I didn't feel like fiddling with my phone and bluetooth

just a shame they couldn't licence the adele/m.i.a remixes for the release as i never grabded any of their ltd vinyl releases.
also, just checked, i still have their Clash mixtape.
suspect that was actually the first thing i listened to that made me get the dubstep thing a little more.