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Broken Note is pushing it in the right direction!

morbid wrote:if you like it down and dirty

scorn - new album out - refuse, start fires - its mindblowing hard
broken note
warlock
gunjack
scanone
stormfield
somatic responses

We have similar taste in Dubstep I think.
Scorn, Broken Note and Somatic Response are all really fucking great!
I'll have to check out Warlock, Gunjack, Scanone, and Stormfield if they at all stand up to the ones I know!
Scorn have been doing dub industrial forever now, completely underrated in the states anyway.
Them, Techno Animal and a few others have been pushing a hard electronic dub sound for a while.

Got to meet the guy behind Broken Note after his show, which was all of 15 people here in Seattle.
Yeah Seattle is real cutting edge with electronic music.

I've lost track of what is dubstep and what isn't.

Most of the stuff mentioned here (the stuff I know anyway) is quality though

a while ago kode9 said new burial album was planned for late 2009 early 2010
but where is it?

Machinesworking wrote: Scorn, Broken Note and Somatic Response are all really fucking great!

Somatic Responses are a little known treasure in a sea of current shit step

Check Acroplane records http://www.acroplane.co.uk for their album Mercury which is stunning

Loads of good shit for free on Acroplane actually...

Wagawagawgaga
Prince Kong
Shepherd

Warlock is great bass music, anything on his Rag N Bone records is well worth a listen

loopshaunt

justin wrote:loopshaunt

His Electronic Explorations podcast was great, love his sound.

crofter wrote:

eggnchips wrote:Would like some names to listen in to and please non of the wobble rubbish.

If it don't wobble it ain't Dubstep

fuck off

eggnchips wrote:Would like some names to listen in to and please non of the wobble rubbish.

Maybe you'd like this (I too am not a fan of the over used wobble, but other parts of the dubstep genre are fun):

http://soundcloud.com/bird-of-prey

Instra:mental's NonPlus+ Records has a few nice offerings so far. It includes a favourite electronic artist of mine, ASC, who was already a well-established name in drum and bass. ASC will have a new album out July12 as a matter of fact. I personally enjoy his new style and recommend to fans of 2562, F, Consequence(NZ) and Scuba. Also look into the Autonomic podcasts for some intriguing mixes from the DJ's behind the label.

Here is ASC's Soundcloud profile (not everything is dub-influenced): http://soundcloud.com/asc

King Cannibal!

holy fuck, thanks so much for the Broken Note advise.

are those the same guys from 16bit?

freakin' awesome. everything else now sounds like pussy romantic pony rainbow shit.

nikulo wrote:holy fuck, thanks so much for the Broken Note advise.

are those the same guys from 16bit?

freakin' awesome. everything else now sounds like pussy romantic pony rainbow shit.

You said it, bro! That's exactly how I felt when I first heard their music!!!
I think half of Broken Note is 16Bit. For sure they're in the same niche...

I never liked dubstep because it was always so "pussy romantic pony rainbow shit" sounding , but I really like the direction these guys are taking this genre. I noticed Amon Tobin picked up some tricks pointing in the same direction. Not as heavy, but his new single "Hey, Mr. Tree", makes his upcoming CD sound very promising!
No wonder if you collaborate with artists as Eskmo and Noisia (Yeah, check the remix by 16Bit of their song "Machine Gun").

If you have any more tips in that direction, I'd love to hear it!

Latest Vex'd release is pretty nice, even though it's not exactly new...Jamie's new moniker (Kuedo) is pretty good as well. Shit, most of what Planet Mu is kicking out now is pretty good. But not all.

Is Joker dubstep?