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Originally Posted by Ibrahimovic10
Is this for real? New dubstep (mostly brostep) got nothing to the good old days djs/new ones that produce similar "old dubstep" sound.
Got to bring up Skream, DMZ records (mala, coki - Digital Mystikz), Kromestar, Silkie, Swindle, loefah, benga, distance, d1, n-type...
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I think you'd be surprised, as is true with any genre if you look long enough you'll find something interesting, there's a lot of really talented new producers that really put a lot into interesting sound design, the label Ad Noiseam especially has been consistently releasing some pretty unique albums (among the occasional duds of course). The old classic dub styles are great, but there's always room to explore, and the great thing about new electronic music is that new technologies and more elaborate software programs allow artists to push the limits of a genre further and further.