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General Category => Music: Industrial, EBM, Electro, Synthpop, Futurepop, Synthwave, Darksynth, Witchhouse, Goth, EDM, Dubstep, Noise, Techno, PHONK, etc. => Techno - Rave - Trance - PSY-Trance - DRUM 'N BASS - House - Dubstep - IDM - EDM - AMBIENT => Topic started by: soillodge on May 24, 2021, 02:43:54 AM
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Time for an actual dubstep thread. This style evolved from Jamaican dub music and UK Garage and 2 step. It was rough, bassy, filthy, and there was not a a bunch of digital sequenced LFO filters like people have come to associate with dubstep/EDM as it appeared in the states and then spread back outward only to confuse the fuck out of the UK. As an examp!e, imagine country & western music going the UK, becoming reverse polka and then hitting the states again, AS country & western music. Yeah, that would be confusing for most.
as a result, most of this music is just called "bass music", and no one invokes the dreaded dubstep moniker anymore :P
And so..here we go!
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Time for an actual dubstep thread. This style evolved from Jamaican dub music and UK Garage and 2 step. It was rough, bassy, filthy, and there was not a a bunch of digital sequenced LFO filters like people have come to associate with dubstep/EDM as it appeared in the states and then spread back outward only to confuse the fuck out of the UK. As an examp!e, imagine country & western music going the UK, becoming reverse polka and then hitting the states again, AS country & western music. Yeah, that would be confusing for most.
as a result, most of this music is just called "bass music", and no one invokes the dreaded dubstep moniker anymore :P
And so..here we go!
WOW - I really like this. Any more? I see what you mean by how different UK Dubstep is from what it has become mainstream-wise.
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Yes, I have a bunch to share. I was really into this when I did my last album. Oh, and don't misunderstand. I really enjoy all types of dubstep. However, like industrial, I think its important to understand where things come from in order to fully appreciate where we are.
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Yes, I have a bunch to share. I was really into this when I did my last album. Oh, and don't misunderstand. I really enjoy all types of dubstep. However, like industrial, I think its important to understand where things come from in order to fully appreciate where we are.
I don't know exactly why but I'm really hooked on Distance and Kryptic Minds is really amazing too. KM reminds me of some other bands that escape me ATM.