it's only an hour long, which is slightly short for a set of what is basically dance music. And obviously when you're mixing and beatmatching you don't play the entire record

I've only heard afew dubstep tracks, so all i really know is that it's known for the "wobbler".

The closest thing I have to dubstep in my itunes library is DJ/ Rupture's uproot and I love it.

"I Gave You All My Love (Matt Shadetek's Gave You All My Dub Remix)" = SIIIIICK!!!!

Someone show me the ropes on some other **** like this

dubstep tag – Music at Last.fm

good a place to start as any, you might need to sign up to Last.fm to hear dubstep radio but it's free and worth it

it's all about Bar 9, Nero, Benga, and Skream. although Distance's "Repercussions" will be a hard album to top for best album of 2k9

just recently got into dub steb and i gotta say.... this stuff is great.

I would be so very grateful if someone could hook me up with Skream's self-titled album.

http://www.whynotdubstep.com/images/whynot_eflyer.png

that's the London Scala of course.

Won't be reaching in this lifetime hahaha :(

I want some more dubstep but no mix's just albums. Molecules! Get your finger out!

i'll root around and see if I can find something worthy you don't have, I don't think my dubstep album confidence has fully recovered after the disappointment of that Bug LP (should have been amazing)

I have been listening to alot of grime instrumentals old and new recently and asking the age-old question, what's the actual difference between the two? Not alot, dubstep is more like a slowed-down form of drum n' bass to me, and early grime was alot more minimalistic... but nowadays the two genres seem to be constantly overlapping.



I had fun looking for examples, yes I'm that busy. Grime or dubstep... all of these have been vocalled and I don't think the difference really matters, the two usually fit together very well in sets

i am really getting a handle on dubstep's evolution since 2003, and it's not necessarily good. Expect a mix or two soon. They'll be vinyl rips and various non-album tracks, which isn't difficult considering there are about 8 dubstep CD LPs of note. No Burial!!! :p