Does /mu/ like dubstep?
yeah
Burial
etc
Yeah,
I prefer UKG and Grime more though.
yep. miss the golden age of it, as well as the "weirder" variation that was popular around 2007-2011. it's still around and there are still a few good releases coming out, but i wish it would get big again desu. so bored of the lo-fi house and industrial techno that's ruling everything atm.
>>61444484
james blake, burial, the list could go on
>implying theres any better dubstep album than pic related
>>61444668
wasteman
>>61445059
my man you mus b a rasclat selecta if u dare be it seen
LOL BLEEP XD
XD
UK BASS AND THE CLUB LADS XD
>>61444637
But mainly these two
>>61445646
burial is hardly dubstep and james blame only had a few good releases (mostly on r&s. his hessle release was subpar compared to the other blokes on the label)
>>61444610
give some examples of the weirder variation
>>61445707
always liked this tune
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ibCqQW3uIs
>>61445707
i think i meant the crossover between dubstep and techno that peaked around 2010
a good example is objekt that goose that got away or any 2562 tunes
>>61445084
wew pardner
>>61444516
That's all you listen to I suppose
