I enjoy mainstream aggresive dubstep like Skrillex and Knife

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVN1ZrRXDf8

I like brostep exclusively for the drops. I wish there was a genre of just the drops without the pop interludes.

>>50357086
Deep House?

>>50357096
Sounds like a plan
What are some good deep house artists?

Suggestion: get better taste, turn 15

>>50357086
It's called neurofunk.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxK3OiZj6uw

>>50357125
youre not impressing anyone

>>50357163
Didn't intend to B^)

>>50357188
k bro

OG dubstep can be like agressive af tho:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhfzFNu9I34
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy840X7wiIE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfP20D_V0Zg

>>50357137
2spooky

>>50357211
>OG dubstep can be like agressive af tho:


I refuse to believe anyone actually talks like this.

>>50356920
Essential entry level albums

Skream - Skream!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3dh2tDbNTg&list=PLF8304DEEA54B3C01

Burial - Untrue (My favourite album of all time)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLf-Zw1vraA

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>>50357312
Brad?
Is that you?

>>50357312
Thanks, Untrue was kinda great.
However, is there any dubstep that sounds more aggresive without being pleb?

>>50358284
just listen to whatever trash you like

no one gives a shit and if you care what anyone on here thinks of you then noose urself

Check out Noisia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8DlnVIu_iw

I think you'd like them, mad fucking sound engineers from holland, some of the noises they manage to make are insane (also I think they're a bit better musically than Skrillex + Knife Party)

>>50358333
It's more dnb than dubstep. but if you're willing to go that way, try listening to some neuro, like Spor (I really like Conquerors & commoners EP) or Audio (Forces of nature live was awesome). Or if you grow up and stop giving fucks about what people think about your music, listen to some stupid mixes, like Excision or Dirtyphonics @ Shambhala 2013, or Datsik @ UMF 2014

>>50357312
Although there are a few good ones, dubstep really isn't a genre that suits the album format. Most good stuff has been put out as singles or EPs. That being said, Kromestar's My Sound LP is also essential listening.

>>50358284
not really
unless you dig some of the more midrange aggressive stuff that coki and digital mystikz occasionally touched on.

>>50358388
Yeah seconding this post, I only posted noisia in case he hasn't heard them, they're quintessential heavy dance music IMO. And if you're gonna go the heavy dnb route definitely check out Andy C's nightlife mixes, nightlife 5 is a personal favorite

>>50358284
iNexus

(don't judge me)

>>50358332
Uhm yeah, I may have been misunderstood.
I already said I do enjoy "trash" such as Skrillex, but what I enjoy about this music is the aggresion, mind blowing volumes and drops, and the overall style. What I like less is the pop/radio mainstream sound many of these tracks have.
I'm not looking for a /mu/ approved Skrillex, im looking for similar, but more interesting dubstep.

>>50358333
Holy, I guess I have been looking for neurofunk? One thing I dont like is the outer-space feeling, that seems to be popular in neurofunk. hmp. Anyway, good stuff, thanks anon.

>>50358505
This is Psytrance BUT HEAR ME OUT ANON I know you like massive drops, so listen from 4 minutes in and prepare to have your face pushed into the back of your skull. Ridiculous shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuJcIs-Hqjw

>>50358009
Tyson??

>>50358618
Nope

Sorry man, just someone i know likes Burial, and recommended them to me. Thought you were them.

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>>50356920
Death Grips

Recent neuro beast :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEBvkZ7pNw4

>>50358505
check out loefah and coki. aggressive and dark but proper OG stuff. loefah's tunes have a stupid amount of bass if thats what youre after

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfjOHHB4Pi8 [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtT0Alm4jC4 [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVjVzgVR8Ag [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BFeY5aC06k [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y8gArRzfPM [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd3s_jubB_s [Embed] you'll like this one lol

fun facts:
loefah was the first person to give dubstep that 'slow' half-time feel with the track 'horror show'
coki was the first person to introduce mid-range wobbles/dirty basses with the track 'haunted'

>>50356920
>What is SHE
this dude is as prolific as Savant but 10x better
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdybkREUiEU

>>50358573
First, this is dope. But it's not quite the dubstep drop, it has this super-exciting build up that turns into... like... hyper trance on drugs lel.
Not really a deep&violent bass drop

>>50358654
what... not sure if baiting or pleb.

Will try all the rest now - thanks anons!

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You might wanna try this album

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>>50356920
this fits the description:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVGCaqoLw40&list=PL12FF587CD4B6C250

>>50359575
not dubstep

I would say if you want to start getting into more roots stuff coming from an aggressive/midrange style, essential listening would be Caspa & Rusko's Fabriclive 37 mix. From there, check out Distance, Coki, and maybe some Skream, the Bug, and Goth Trad. By this point you might enjoy a bit of the more "dungeon" sounding shit, so I would recommend checking out some kryptic minds, J:kenzo, Kaiju, Vivek, DJG, etc.
Personal recommendations: Gantz, Commodo, Las, Pinch, Kahn, Mala.
If you want a history lesson of dubstep from the grounds up, just listen to the dubstep allstars series in order. That's how I originally got into the genre. DSA 6 is my favorite mix in the series. However, if you are coming from a more aggressive sounding background, you will NOT like what you hear probably up until volume 7 or 8 at least.
It's also important to remember that if you aren't listening on a system with at least an audible lower range you will be missing out on pretty much the most important part of the genre.

>>50359192
Im really digging these, but tbh I can barely feel the drops, it's more like the whole song is a mid-range somewhat aggresive bass flow. ever heared KP drop a bass? in a moment the track goes from being a trashy pop-beat to somthing violent and blows minds. (imo).
Either way, I totally enjoyed, I'll check out more by these two, thank you kind anon.

>>50359281
Listening now, Im halfway through.
Tbh this actually has a really mainstream-pop remixes sound, and again, the drops are really held back. + they feel like some party music bs and not like dubstep drops. thx anyways.

>>50358734
not half bad, though it seems like all drum&bass-neuro-dubstep tracks feel sort of the same. Will check more from Teknian.

>>50360360
>tbh I can barely feel the drops

I can understand where youre coming from if you're used to skrillex, excision etc. basically, OG dubstep is all about the 'bassweight', so this kind of dubstep uses a pure, warm but heavy sub bass. if you listen loud enough on big speakers, this creates the 'violence' by itself. this is why, if you look up dubstep, you will see a lot of people refer to it as 'soundsystem music'. it uses a lot of space and emptiness and fills all the holes in with the bass

>>50360452
This.
If you aren't listening on a decent system of course you won't feel the bass. You are used to mid-range noise that you can hear on a laptop. The entire point of OG dubstep was the sub bass, so like lower than 100hz. The aggressive brostep stuff is way, way higher than 100hz.
ONLY GOOD SYSTEM IS A SOUND SYSTEM M8

>>50360604
>If you aren't listening on a decent system of course you won't feel the bass

or, you know, any decent pair of headphones or earphones or speakers

I've seen Mala, Quest, Silkie, Truth, Goth Trad, Vivek, Coki, Commodo, Kahn, Joe Nice, and Gantz on a big system. It's a completely different experience than hearing it at home. Dubstep was supposed to be a mainstream-proof genre, and it still is, because it's completely focused on sound system culture. The only thing that dubstep and brostep have in common is BPM. Brostep just jacked the name.

>>50360651
Feeling and hearing are two different senses

>>50360685
ah right, didnt know that was what you were actually getting at

>>50360360
NIGGA. NO NEED TO THANK ME.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TpPFaz1hhI

>>50360718
No problem. At the same time, you are correct, 100hz is definitely audible on most systems. I guess it would be even lower, like 30-60hz range? if i remember correctly that is mostly just feeling rather than sound.

>listening to dubstep on headphones
>without one of these
http://thesubpac.com/what-is-the-subpac/

why even bother

>>50360780
no, it's below 20hz where it's just feeling and not sound. on a big system its not hard to actually hear frequencies in the 20-30 range

theres actually not many tracks i can think of (even outside of dubstep) where this sub-20 range is actually utilised much. one example would be this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8uAlfBuQLA

can't hear it on regular speakers but i've heard it on a massive, massive rig and it felt like there was an earthquake. like, serious rumbles in your chest and under your feet, so cool

>>50360662

I'm guessing you're from london?
ever been to one of vivek's system nights?

>>50360877
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>>50360780
>>50360662
>>50360604
>>50360452
Well, thanks for the explainations, you sure did clear some things out for me about the dubstep scene. I will check the classics you guys pointed out, and perhaps ill get to hear dubstep on a big system one day.

Well, I archieved. Now this can become a bit more of a pleb thread - post god tier brostep