Dubstep
pictures from fact v night slugs: http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3794&Itemid=102
Alfons
Way of the future
Yes!
pattycakes_
Can turn naughty
some really nice chill tunes there, thanks for the headsup
Tentative Andy
I'm in the Meal Deal
Meant to comment on this nearer the time - I enjoyed this a lot. The Ayo Technology instrumental is lovely, and I was also impressed by the way you mixed in What's Your Fantasy in a way that sounds good.
lazybones
f, d , d+f , p.
was total BS - comparing it to artifical intel armchair shit is SO far off the mark its insane, given 9's disdain for that stuff i can't imagine he is too amused eithr!
yeah pitchfork are fucking dolts anyway tho - if they had their way, each staff member would undergo an initiation process whereby all the members of radiohead would bukkake them in the face with kid a/ok computer looping in the background.
yeah pitchfork are fucking dolts anyway tho - if they had their way, each staff member would undergo an initiation process whereby all the members of radiohead would bukkake them in the face with kid a/ok computer looping in the background.
The best part is when he glossed over all the kode9 tunes by saying 'i really don't like them'.
Grievous Angel
Beast of Burden
Soundclash is out today. On Keysound.
Garage remix of Naphta's jungle classic.
Garage remix of Naphta's jungle classic.
it was a car crash of cliches really, 2 irrelevant paragraphs, then some weird sneery irrelevant stuff, no indication of what was good about it or what he enjoyed, vague mentions of about 3 artists.
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Alfons
Way of the future
thanks, glad you liked it. Trying to do the whole eclecticism at 130-140 without it sounding too forced,
dear world,
it's not that hard to dance to dubstep... you see, the time signature is around 140 bpm... that's actually fairly fast. think of it as a fast skanking ska or reggae beat and you are pretty much all the way there... now a lot of songs in dubstep like to halve the emphasis of that beat... this is often what we call halfstep, but it's also ideal for dub beats with a techno influence... this structure means your body can be moving at two different speeds to the beat at once... that's kind of like dancing, huh?
let's save talking about Burial and his pretty blatant garage/2step influence for another day... the information overload would probably do your head in
it's not that hard to dance to dubstep... you see, the time signature is around 140 bpm... that's actually fairly fast. think of it as a fast skanking ska or reggae beat and you are pretty much all the way there... now a lot of songs in dubstep like to halve the emphasis of that beat... this is often what we call halfstep, but it's also ideal for dub beats with a techno influence... this structure means your body can be moving at two different speeds to the beat at once... that's kind of like dancing, huh?
let's save talking about Burial and his pretty blatant garage/2step influence for another day... the information overload would probably do your head in