A Dubstep History

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A history of dubstep, from garage b-sides to tunes of the last two years pondering "where did it all go wrong?"

NASA // 1800-2000 29.03.11

dubstep history

tonite::tonite::tonite

Before it became as commonplace as the term 'Angular Guitar Music' Dubstep was once seen as an exciting new derirative hybrid genre stalking out of garage b-sides and the like. Very quickly we were all salivating over each new prospective DMZ, Hyperdub, Deep Medi or Tectonic release and so it continued for a few bass driven years which we aim to pay homage to. From here we go to the second wave of producers from various other genres, expanding, evolving the notion of what the music could be whilst undeniably raising the production bar. We then finnish up by taking a look at some of the biggest tunes from the past two years whilst asking head in hands 'where did it all go wrong?' This is merely our own interpretation of how things have went and since we only have two hours can't really look at many of the great new music that has been influenced by or is a direct offshoot of the dubstep sound... Hope you darlings enjoy

Posted at 16:50, 29th March 2011

playlist

The Judgement
Skream and Benga Big Apple
Babylon
Kode9 Tempa
B
Digital Mystikz DMZ
Shutta
Burial Hyperdub
War Dub
DJ Pinch and P Dutty Tectonic
Disturbance
S.N.O Earwax
Blue Notez
Mala Deep Medi
Sukkah
Darqwan Texture
Pop Pop
Vex'd Subtext
Welcome To Echo Chamber
Bass Clef Blank Tapes
Sensi Dub
Cotti & Cluekid White Label
Crazy Legs
Cluekid Earwax
Shokwave
Kromestar One Gun Salute
Vancounver
Martyn 3024
Traffic
Distance Planet Mu
50,000 Watts
Matty G Argon
Spongebob
Coki DMZ
Night
Benga Tempa
Skeng
The Bug Hyperdub
Head Butt Da Deck
Silkie Deep Medi
Terminate
Pinch & Distance Deleted Scenes
If You Cant Beat Em Join Em
Reso Civil
Kick Snare
Crissy Cris & Youngman v recordings
Filth
Skream Tempa
Seeerious VIP
Noah D Subway
This Way
Nero Audio Freaks
Calypso
Excision Rottrun
When I Look At You
Emalkay Dub Police

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