>Slow rhythms >Heavy drums >Emphasis on bass >Growly

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I mean, seriously, listen to a typical doom metal album. Other than the reggae influence in dubstep, they really function the same way. It's aggressive, it's bassy, it's slow. That's why people listen to it. Am I wrong?

I actually agree.

it's more similar to riddim which is a heavier, more repetitive subgenre of bro-step, less focused on build-up as well

>>72748280
>build-up
I guess that's true, in that doom metal doesn't do a lot of build-ups in the way dubstep does.
The dubstep drop really isn't all that different from the doom metal bass, though.

>>72748171
Post this in /metal/ for a better reaction

>>72748421
Maybe.

They'd probably just reject it out of hand, though. I'm saying it to be kind of inflammatory but I do think it's also pretty true that doom metal and dubstep work the same way.

that album is not brostep you fucking american

>>72749208
It has brostep in it.

Personally, I hate that term though, calling it dubstep is good enough. I know it sounds different from the UK shit, but who cares, genre distinctions can be rather broad and that's fine.

>>72749208
Skrillix is the literal definition of brostep

>>72748171
You have a good point actually