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and so it should
and so it should
and so it should
It's not all horrible,angry sounding stuff
I hate that crap myself. Theres tons of melodic, less aggressive music about
ps why are there tags for things like Jimi Hendrix,
when the threads about dubstep?
someone being an idiot
tags removed
Agreed.
eg. how Burial is classed as "dubstep".
much better than your typical WOB WOB WOBBING.
dubstep is very wide and varied
strains go off in all directions...
Ravey wobble is one of them but so is the deep ghostly garage of Burial. There is a split happening with people getting bored of the wobble and relentless BIG drop mentality that goes on in some circles. But people want to rave and hear agressive stuff when they go out its just the way it is. In other raves you'll hear deeper/darker/stranger experiments... hell you even hear them in the same rave sometimes. The wibble wobble has come to typify the scene for a lot of people esspecialy if you've only had a passing interest or just been to a studenty rave or one of the huge ravey raves. But else where there is so much going on and its still geared at the dance floor but its experiemntaing with all sorts.
Blackdown put it better...
'No summary of the year in dubstep would be complete without the ever-expanding wobble side of the scene, recently hilariously and accurately renamed "brostep." In the UK, the wobble sound is now the default dubstep position for many fans, as the scene commands a increasing share of the Friday night/student/super club market. With the fanbase expanded far beyond any one core, complaints about deviations from South London circa 2005 or an overall loss of direction feel increasingly irrelevant. Many new dubstep fans neither know nor care about those issues, and complaining about glories past is futile. So fair play to all the brostep ravers 'aving it: Elsewhere, the myriad heads of the post-dubstep hydra moves on, often containing those who originally built the dubstep sound.'
http://pitchfork.com/features/grime-dubstep/7728-grime-dubstep/
good points & article.
i.e. I have friends that are really really into the wobby side of things, like skream, caspa, rusko (and benga to a lesser extent) etc - but haven't even heard of Burial's style. I think they do just see dubstep as upbeat "studenty rave" music, and don't really want to explore other sides of it, which is sad.
yeah it is what it is
There is some good stuff in that style too but a lot of it isn't my thing at all and a whole night of it is just boring. Skream is a good example of bridging the gap he does big rave tracks and deeper stuff with his own productions. It depends where you see him play to what kind of set you'll hear when he's booked for a big student union or huge festival he's gonna play mostly bangers but in other places like DMZ or FWD>> he'll probibly drop more deep stuff.
racist
wuss
BWOWAH BWOWAH BWWWWWWOWWWWAH BUMMMM TSH TSH TSH TIP TSH BRRRRRM TSH TSH
WOBB WOBB WOBB, WOBB WOBB WOBB, WOBB WOBB WOBB, WOBB WOBB WOBB,
BWOOOOOOOAAAAAAWAAAAAAAAAAAH
haha
I don't know how to feel about dubstep.
It seems like lots of intelligent people like it, but to me it just sounds like ridiculous noise.
I'll pick out some loved up dubstep anthems for you that wont be scary
Subeena Ft. Jamie Woon & Om'Mas Keith - Solidify
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5Tbmb1UEyg
Darkstar – Aidy’s Girl is a Computer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2BxWyoxtr4
Guido Ft. Aarya – Beautiful Complication
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU48XPHUTPc
Pangaea – Memories
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6-Vcro3wrk
Cooly G – Love Dub
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZDaf2_wTuk
Pinch Ft. Yolanda – Get Up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX-pSuE4l0Y
Instra:mental Ft. dBridge – Watching You
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AnyCPvYg9s
Martyn Ft. dBridge – These Words
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se0cr13zUsA
If you're scared of that lot then you're wetter than a bag of kittens and if you think it's just noise you've probibly only heard this end of things: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciOmlFLZNx0
That Cooly G track is gorgeus but is it dubstep of funky.
oops.
I was gonna say not that it matter, but because I've heard her name mentioned in terms of funky a lot, but what I've heard of funky hasn't sounded that much like; more light, more housier, slightly r 'n' b-esque vocal, but that track just sounds like a slightly slowed down dubsteppy kind of thing to these uneducated ears.
yeah its funky really
but blurs the lines like much of the rest of that list. Thats the point really its all about the edges and margins, thats where the interesting stuff lives at the moment. Have you heard her track on the Hyperdub comp? Weekend Fly its quality, really broken skeletal sleek housey number but really dubbed out too. I think she's brilliant.
I haven't. I've ordered the hyperdub comp but it hasn't arrived yet.
(postal strike and that, i guess) I'm looking forward to it though.
That Love Dub is definitely one of my favorite tracks of the years, whatever it is. I shall do a bit more funky research. Marcus Nasty's Rinse FM podcasts are good I gather. I'll have a listen to them.
yeah he's pretty much the king of the scene really
Cooly G did a couple of shows on Rinse earlyer in the year they were so good. The audio might be around for those somewhere, she plays a lot of stuff from outside the funky scene too like european/US house stuff and bits from dubstep guys like brackles, Shortstuff, Martin Kemp.
man you got a weird list of bands up there ^
can't believe dub step is frightening to you? What do Excrementory Grindfuckers do for/to ya? Make you a little giddy and moist?
MR WOBBLES,YOUR SON IS DEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAADDDDD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epI6D8NG4VE
i was at a sixth form party
and all the stoners who had to resit year twelve last year were DJing and they played dubstep all night.
i don't mind it personally but it was a massive buzzkill for the party's atmosphere.
Chilled stuff tends to make me switch off.
Brostep stuff just pisses me off.
I'm still looking for a happy medium, because i really like atmospheric, innovative music but just havent really found my thing yet.
how about...
Joker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbM3nFQlC3w
Gemmy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCJUoT5lQVQ
Untold
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH4GIL1wYWo
James Blake
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDb-9bNRW_Q
I dunno loads more... They all have loads of energy but don't stray into the jump up bro' world. Or if you want atmospheric something like Shackleton, Mala, Loefah, Kryptic Minds, Scuba, Silkie, Quest... they might sound chilled at home but in the club they are huge sounding beasts that punch you in the chest with the bass weight, even Burial kicks hard on a big system.
Cheers man,
sifting through, definitely some cool stuff there, hoping some of it sticks!
I am a total convert, but obviously not to the exclusion of other stuff
The 'Thrasher' warehouse project in Manchester was immense.
Martyn is the absolute tops as far as I'm concerned.
btw I had to re-sit my finals for the Institute of Chartered Accountants, but I got in, and now I'm retired.
I'll leave it to you to work out who's the slacker here.
;)
Seriously, who is making that lists of bands appear and how?
It keeps getting longer and more ridiculous
doesn't scare me, more bore me.
i've never met anyone interesting who claims to have an interest, even only passing, in dubstep.
might as well listen to Oxide & Neutrino.
Did you actually listen to any of the stuff Jimi recommended?
"i've never met anyone interesting who claims to have an interest, even only passing, in dubstep."
I think that has to be one of the most stupid and ignorant statements I have heard all year. Some of the most innovative and exciting music currently being made is coming from this scene. We should be proud of some of the music coming from the UK right now. London is the epicentre of this explosion of creativity that is happening - this is true 21st century stuff. And whats more it is happening almost completely without any input from the major labels.
All the talk is of doom & gloom about the death of the music industry etc,but everywhere you look in dubstep there are examples of how things could and should be. A thriving diy culture with small labels popping up all over the place. There is a genuine passion in this scene that is sadly lacking elsewhere in music these days.
I think it's a typically British thing to shun something that we should be proud of because we don't quite understand it.
The attitudes on this board are truely staggering sometimes,especially considering that the average age here is quite young. I see posts stating that we should embrace digital technology blah, blah, blah but it seems that some folk here are only really interested in using technology to get free music and in reality are living in the past.
you're replying to a KiK post with a measure of seriousness
fail.
also: you're as arrogant as he is in some ways. "I think it's a typically British thing to shun something that we should be proud of because we don't quite understand it. "? lollerskates.
Well we seem to be constantly looking
for the next big thing to come out of Brooklyn or Portland, without even noticing what is happening on our doorstep. People talk about Animal Collective etc being fresh & innovative - don't make me laugh.
There is something seriously wrong when Wild Beasts are being hailed as the most exciting British act of 2009!
I realise that it's not all about being innovative and new all the time - I buy and listen to loads of old music,but art has to move forward.
Sorry if this comes across as arrogant and if people are happy in their safe, 20th century worlds then fine. But don't knock people for wanting something more than that.
completely agree
i think there's an inverted snobbery going on
when you dismiss animal collective's innovation with something as trite as "don't make me laugh." even if you don't like ac i think you still have to concede they're carving their own genuinely innovative furrow, as much as any of the dubstep 'pioneers.'
"Sorry if this comes across as arrogant and if people are happy in their safe, 20th century worlds then fine. But don't knock people for wanting something more than that."
the underlying sentiment here is, innovation outside of dance music is impossible. rock music, and anything from a vaguely rock background, or that has emerged through the "rock media" (and clearly that's being stretched to animal collective) is dead and 20th century. and i think it's fair enough for people to construe that as arrogant and unfair.
its just regular snobbery
...
inverted in that its just a response to decades of rockist criticism or whatever
from the days of disco sux. but yeah, comes to the same thing.
Maybe I was a little unfair on AC,
I like them and own 3/4 of their albums. But I find a lot of what they do quite dull and there have only been one or two really good tracks on each album IMO. I mentioned them as an example of an overseas band that has recieved massive critical acclaim over here, when there is an almost constant stream of music being released in this country that is easily as creative but recieves little if any recognition.
I am not saying rock is dead in the 21st century - I don't really care about genre's. I just want to hear the best music currently being produced in the world. It just so happens that some of this is coming from the dubstep scene and people like KiK should piss off to the Rolling Stone forum or somewhere if they are gonna make statements like above.
but your point is an entirely personal one
that's what YOU think.
i think it's interesting that when you talk about why you like dubstep you mention how it's innovative and relevent and has some measure of indie cred.
thing you don't seem to grasp is that most people aren't fussed by such ideas. people like different music for difference reasons, but usually because it connects with them on a personal level somehow.
if that's how it works for you, then fine, but it's ridiculous to bleat on about how its "innovative" and people just don't understand it because it makes you look like an arrogant prick.
Just because you don't care for innovation in music.
I would say most people want to move with the times to some degree. The trouble is there are some folk on here who get all defensive when threads like this crop up. If you want your music collection to be like one of those indie flyers which tell you the bands that will be played on the night,fine but don't assume everyone is so blinkered.
"Just because you don't care for innovation in music."
oh for god's sake
look the thing is
you obviously have a very noble and valiid point, because dubstep IS really exciting, innovative and doing very different things to a lot of other musical spheres. and it would be great if everyone was more involved in it. but all your arguments are full of such loaded language!! dis users don't get irritated by people listening to dubstep, they get irritated by people listening to dubstep and then saying that it's amazing and uniformly better than everything anyone else is listening to, and that in fact everybody else is BLINKERED for not realising this. it's unbelievably condescending, and i'm struggling to establish how you haven't worked this out yet.
This began as a response to KIK
suggesting dubstep was boring as were the people who listen to it. The title of the thread is Dubstep Scares Me. I'm struggling to understand how you haven't worked out why I'm getting so worked up about this.
This is not just about music either. As Milk&kisses points out below people on this site are always talking about the futere of the music industry and how we need a fan funded approach. Dubstep labels are showing how it can be done - from a grassroots approach. Actually doing it,not sitting around talking about it.
kik spends the whole time being deliberately boorish for comic effect
whatever he says. zapsta saying dubstep scares me... is that even an indictment of dubstep in any way? or is it a joke? so yeah... why are you getting so worked up about this?
your point about the infrastructure of dubstep is pretty much irrefutable though. it's an incredibly successful cottage industry and it should be put on a pedestal really. i think a lot of people could do worse than just attempt to copy it wholesale.
You're as bad as each other.
Both immediately leaping to the extremes of the argument. KiK says dubstep and those who listen to it are boring, so you immediately come out with the tired dubstephead argument that rock music is dead and that dubstep is the future. Why is it an either/or? It's not exactly intelligent, is it?
The difference between you is that KiK does it to wind people up, while you seem to be overbearingly earnest. It depends on where you stand as to which is worse.
he never said that
...
It's more implied than said.
http://drownedinsound.com/community/boards/music/4188255#r4983183
http://drownedinsound.com/community/boards/music/4188255#r4984120
^
Why do people think I'm dismissing rock music as dead? I'm saying mix it up,there are loads of different strands of dubstep - most of the stuff I like isn't really dubstep in the traditional sense.
I've seen loads of threads on here moaning about the lack of good british music - I'm just saying that there is loads of it, if you look beyond the obvious.
I agree, I'm a relative outsider to dubstep but...
hasn't dance-based genres got the whole no-one buys records anymore thing sorted out? Everyone surely buys dubstep records, because the music is so good, you want to hear it properly. You can't torrent a track then play it in a club, and dubplates etc. keep people's tracks to themselves. To a similar extent limited-release and the effort put into packaging by warp and hyperdub even encourage people to buy cds. Similarly though outside of dubstep, people like The Caretaker who put effort into a physical product have that physical product bought, and that's seems to me a far easier way to get people to buy records than to get your fans to sign up to sign-a-band or something.
Even a label like Highpoint Lowlife which does mostly digital releases is pushing the way forward in cutting prices for class albums, such as 10-20's, down to about £4/5 and meaning anyone, anywhere can get them instantly. Hotflush gave me £5 worth of free downloads from Juno the other day for signing up to a mailing list. Now, even if you don't like dubstep, that's confident promotion, and would even something like Domino or Rough Trade be able to pull that off.
So, anyway, I completely agree that when there is a hell of a lot of content on this site bemoaning the death of the music industry, and Public Enemy or Idlewild using fan-funded methods, but I think Sean and people are definitely looking in the wrong places to get their forward-looking ways of working.
Agree totally.
Thirded.
High(point) five.
4th'd
Highpoint Lowlife!
ooh
thanks to this thread I am now checking out the Five Years of Hyperdub compilation on Spotify and christ it is good so far
scary?
The Joker/J Kamata/Ikonika etc post-Burial Hyperdub output has been immense and joyous.
i don't really understand why people think dubstep is innovative
Because it is.
Not if you're listening to the base level rave-fodder, sure, that's as functional as your average jump-up dance stuff.
But listen to something like Untold's Gonna Work Out Fine EP, anything by Peverelist, Shackleton's Three EPs or Scuba's new Aesaunic EP - they're all taking electronic music in innovative and hugely exciting new directions.
That's a recommendation by the way - I'd strongly recommend you listen to Peverelist in particular, even if you have no interest whatsoever in 'dubstep'
He's got some stuff up on the Punch Drunk records myspace, it's simply hypnotic and beautiful electronic music, whatever genre you want to call it.
it is...
doing something really interesting and inovative at the moment, its got roots in a lot of other music but its really pushing a sound of its own that not only takes in lots of other sounds but transends them completly into new areas. Not many genres manage that, most come out sounding like mashups not a whole new thing. I'd suggest stuff but I'm always doing that on here anyway...
Plus its in the mentality of the genre to move FWD>> and dont look back to much, its a very optamistic comunity thats always trying new things. So that creeps into it a bit as people get carried away and shout about it being inovative more than they would say guitar based music, which has a very backward looking retro kind of mentality, compared to dubstep at least. Not all of it is inovative but there is so much that is right now and its exciting so people shout about it and get enthusiastic, its refreshing to be honest.
I think the genre is going to get a lot of stick soon as 1) its getting bigger/more attention. 2) the biggest most visable part of the scene is the ravey noisey wibble-wobble-jelly-on-a-plate-step, which people just tuning in to the current hype will no doubt first see and dissmiss as the whole genre sounding like that. 3) a lot of people just aint gonna like it its a very niche sound.
Hehe, 'wibble-wobble-jelly-on-a-plate-step'
I agree whole-heartedly. I'm not one for saying 'rock is dead' or any such foolish statements, but it's quite interesting to look at how much of current rock excitement is based around essentially retro stuff. Note, not ALL based around retro stuff, there is some absolutely fantastic guitar based music around at the moment from all genres, but I think it's possible to see how disillusioned people can get with it.
I mean, the fastest-selling two ATPs ever have been based around the reformation of nineties bands (and I love ATP, have been to it twice a year since 05 or so, yadayada).
Which is why it's nice to see that there's so much genuine innovation going on in an area of music, which is I think what leads people to be so defensive around the whole scene surrounding dubstep.
I like the big slamming goofy stuff
Not that keen on the "omgminimal" pasturised inevitable Muji / beige stuff.
"Burnin" by Coki and that one Skream does with the female M.C who goes
"MA MAN A GOOD GOOD MAN 'IM NOT A BAD MANNNNN"
That tune's boss.
Suggestions please Jimi.
there is some very good slammin stuff too
Jakes - 3kout
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxAefAKb4JY
Cluekid - Chickenfoot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAgRT7H4Gjw
Coki - Shattered
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kaYFw2QYMI
Skream - Burnin' Up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi-4Fd187bs
Cluekid & LD - I Don't Wana Cry
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vluYfZZI248
Benga & Kutz - I'll Kut Ya
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iSjrelh-YE
Jakes - Rock Da Bells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgCpx043-fc
Coki - Gobblin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_UGYcxF5lU
Zomby - Float (Skreamix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C96AcqeX2jQ
Joker - Tron
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbM3nFQlC3w
Skream - Filth (Silkie Remix)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki7CEvqxj80
Now thats filth I can get on board with, I just like it mixed up with some more bumpin boogie matterial or it gets to much with the drop after drop after drop of it all.
Goblin's actually pretty sickening, I find it a bit too slimy for my tastes
A lot of recent Coki stuff is really greasy sounding, which makes me feel a bit unhappy inside.
Jakes' Rock Da Bells on the other hand is massive in a good and entertainingly fun way.
Ehwhat, you should check out Untold's Anaconda or Stop What You're Doing. Both wierd as hell and kind of goofy, but not in a wib-wob kind of way.
I kinda like Gobblin
its big brash and stupid in a comedy way, its so dark and gnarly and I can only stand it for a little while tho. I think that was the edge of the abyse falling away for the wobble really. Nothing has been as stupidly dark and aggressive since. Road Rage by Coki is so shit, when that dropped at DMZ in leeds the other month it totaly destroyed the vibe and sounded so weak. I like his early bits though Shattered and Toutured are so good.
Anaconda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PCSKNOGxl0
Stop What You're Doing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91bqgMkxmv0
I can only find a clip of the James Blake remix but its just as fun... infact all that new Untold EP is purty party fodder.
They both sound so insane and fun in the dance and they are pretty much beatless too which is strange to get use to haha
Haunted as well, that's a Coki dub I think and it's amazing
yeah
That Dancing Demons label thats rumoured to be his is very good indeed so I have hope for Coki getting back into the mix a bit more and doing something special again.
Fingers crossed.
But seriously, where's he going with all of this?
Considering the amazingly deep sounds he was making in the early days of DMZ it's such an odd way for him to go. Even Loefah in that interview with Blackdown implied that he wasn't into his newer stuff, think he said something like 'I haven't cut a Coki tune since Spongebob'.
I think he's in the lab making a monster
if anyone is going to take the massive wobble into darker more insane places its Coki. I think he kind of stopped for a bit as everyone was just doing his tricks, I think Gobblin was an experiment in how wobble can get even more insane. I dunno what he's gonna do next really I wouldn't be suprised if its either something so next level insane and noisey or something more mellow and funky... or maybe something like Joker a bit funky and synthy but you know Coki style.... fucked up.
True, but how far can you go before it's just a vibe killer
I mean, a dubstep night is all about the atmosphere, especially something like DMZ. There's not much about Goblin (for example) or insane wobble that lets you 'meditate on bass weight'. Who knows, he's obviously a talented producer and has some seriously messed up ideas. Would like to hear him do something Joker-esque, I bet that would be amazing.
I think I heard a Coki track that sounded a bit Joker-esq
the first time I went to DMZ I've not hear it since though. There was a thread on DSF about it at the time and some really shit audio from someones mobile phone hahah Someone discribed it as angels singing... but you know Coki style it was big and wobbly it had a really energetic build and loads of mad hyper string things I dunno its hard to explain/remember after only hearing it a few times ages ago at DMZ.
He's got a quality track on Dancing Demons called 'Warlord Riddim' that sounds like a dub soundsystem version of funky its well nice http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/servlet/Info?Track=DDEMON001 the other side is just coki coki
THANKS MAN
will put a listen on that shit asap.
no probs
there are loads more too, I only tend to pick and mix from this side of the genre really as a lot of it doesn't float my boat I like getting mixed up in the strange deep stuff most of the time with a few of these thrown in for kicks. But all those picks I enjoy a lot.
Stagga - Sick As Sin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-46QX3xkgSE
quality video too
Any good mixes anyone would like to share?
Or recommend any albums other than Untrue
where to start...
Some of my personal favourite mixes:
Ben UFO
http://sonicrouter.blogspot.com/2009/05/interview-ben-ufo.html
Hyetal
http://sonicrouter.blogspot.com/2009/09/interview-hyetal.html
Martin Kemp
http://sonicrouter.blogspot.com/2009/08/interview-martin-kemp-blunted-robots.html
Shortstuff
http://sonicrouter.blogspot.com/2009/04/interview-shortstuff-berkane.html
Brackles
http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2009/07/brackles
Untold
http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2009/09/untold
Jamie Vex'd LuckyMe (it's number 25)
http://www.thisisluckyme.com/html/1music/mixtapes.html
loads of the others are awsome too
Headhunter
http://dubstepheadhunter.blogspot.com/2009/08/dub-war-podcast-09-headhunter.html
Or go here:
http://www.dubstepforum.com/mixes.html
Or buy one of the Dubstep Allstars Mix CD's/Listen to Rinse FM & Sub FM.
There are loads of albums in loads of styles, I really don't know where to start no-one really sounds like Burial... Hyperdub's '5' compilation pretty much sums up where things are right now, which all over the place and in many styles from hip-hop to house and techno, god knows... Some of my fave artists albums are: 2562, Starkey, Burial, Pinch, Kode9, Flying Lotus, Martyn, Kryptic Minds, Clubroot, Silkie, Zomby, FaltyDL, RSD, Distance... Its about 12"s, singles and EPs mostly though, thats where the acction is most artists probibly wont ever think about albums.
So yeah... hope that helps, you find something you enjoy and dig deeper thru digging out names from the track lists, I get less board at gone midnight...
;)
Albums wise, dubstep is a little like a lot of dance music
In the sense that it's a scene mostly based around 12" singles. Of the albums around, check out:
Kode9 & The Spaceape - Memories of the Future
Five Years of Hyperdub (Compilation)
Dubstep Allstars mixes - particularly 3 and 6 (Kode9 and Appleblim), and no. 7 is out this month.
Shackleton - Three EPs
2562 - Unbalance
Pinch - Underwater Dancehall
El-B - The Roots of El-B (though more garage than dubstep really)
FaltyDL - Love Is A Liability
Zomby - One Foot Ahead of the Other EP
Untold - Gonna Work Out Fine EP
Scuba - Aesaunic EP
Mixes wise, these are all good 'uns:
Untold FACT mix - http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2821&Itemid=98
Geiom FACT mix - http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2770&Itemid=98
(though more housey than anything)
Komonazmuk Kmag mix - http://sonicrouter.blogspot.com/2009/11/readdownload-komonazmuk-kmag-guest-mix.html
Pangaea Reprise mix - http://www.dubstepforum.com/reprise-podcast-011-pangaea-t81692.html
Tunes:
Skream - Midnight Request Line
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6pTSGvp7T8
D1 - Bamboo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRyRxjGJO0o
Pangaea - Router
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2En93fR_09w
Komonazmuk - Bad Apple
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4akQrk4PuY
Shackleton - Death Is Not Final
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI9DZ7s1Qrc
Ramadanman - Humber
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFd63W_bTx4
Peverelist - Clunk Click Every Trip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAK9KUrIuMg
Offhand thinking, there's loads more worth investigating...
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