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and jumping onto the blandwagon

but yet always find myself doing it

argghh

the wagon left, try and work out whats coming next instead, its more fun and less profitable

The next big thing is 'Cuntstep'

Exactly the same as dubstep, only cuntier.

Is dubstep over yet?

dum wrote:The next big thing is 'Cuntstep'

Exactly the same as dubstep, only cuntier.

There is a vid or two on youtube where they go and interview some dubstep artistes, must be from a while back. As far as i culd see they were al public school toffs.

'Oh ya, My names Rupert otherwise knowns as Zengha and like, I make dubstep, you know?' 'It's really cool, Charlotte takes all the photos'.

for what it's worth, Dubstep seems to be going down the pan a little: No-one has extolled the virtues of not having a good kick to me for ages ("Yes there's bass, BUT WHY ARE THE DRUMS GONE!?!"), and it's no longer in the BeatPort popular genres

timothyallan wrote:Is dubstep over yet?

IMO 95% of it turned to shit 2 years ago . The gold years of 2004-2006 are long gone it seems. Branches styles have breathed some fresh life into house and techno, though! but you don't really hear that at dubstep nights, it's generally just trash wobble rinseouts for wasted kids these days. I went from being booked interstate under the dubstep banner to distancing myself from gigs within a matter of months really, it happened that quick! The crowds and vibes completely changed for me.

I still make some stuff that I think resembles dubstep, I just don't bother to call that since the collective definition of dubstep has generally shifted and narrowed significantly.

It went a bit like Big Beat, didn't it?

First it was Blockrockin' Beats then suddenly it was Would You Go To Bed With Me. End genre, next!

I find dubstep went mainstream, but went completly up dnb's and jungles ass. all the popular dubstep is just a compitition to make the biggest wobble bass.

as with most music that achieves some sort of mainstream status, the most popular tends to be the most stupid.

that said, as with any genre, if you take the time to look under the mainsrteam, there is some really wonderful stuff.

A genre is pretty much past it's prime when you can talk to somebody who isn't a DJ or producer about it and they know exactly what you're talking about.

It's turned to complete shit when it's the headlining genre in the DJ tent at a festival.

UKRuss wrote:

dum wrote:The next big thing is 'Cuntstep'

Exactly the same as dubstep, only cuntier.

There is a vid or two on youtube where they go and interview some dubstep artistes, must be from a while back. As far as i culd see they were al public school toffs.

'Oh ya, My names Rupert otherwise knowns as Zengha and like, I make dubstep, you know?' 'It's really cool, Charlotte takes all the photos'.

hoho, I know what you mean. they're all soft southern shites.

beats me wrote:A genre is pretty much past it's prime when I'm talking about it on the ableton forum

fixies

dum wrote:

beats me wrote:A genre is pretty much past it's prime when I'm talking about it on the ableton forum

fixies

Just me personally or does anybody on here have that kind of power?

dum wrote:The next big thing is 'Cuntstep'

Exactly the same as dubstep, only cuntier.

Sounds like a nice new project.

dum wrote:The next big thing is 'Cuntstep'

Exactly the same as dubstep, only cuntier.

Will cuntstep have wet squishy basslines and a kick drum that sounds like a queef?