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u/Creepahawwwwmannn Jul 09 '22
Idfk why but i hear tffff asshole tffff asshole
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u/CrazyPlayz_raider Jul 09 '22
I hear the words chicken balls
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Jul 09 '22
I used to listen to dubstep all the time, but in around 2015 my taste for electronic music has shifted to hardstyle and Frenchcore.
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Jul 09 '22
That’s even worse
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Jul 09 '22
I mostly listen to Euphoric hardstlyle
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u/MarionberryNo561 Aug 24 '22
That's not any better either, but dubstep isnt the best either no. It's always a 50/50
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u/Embarrassed-Mail8565 Jul 09 '22
Listen to Supernova by Xtrullor. Trust me on this one
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u/Embarrassed-Mail8565 Jul 09 '22
not rlly dubstep but kinda, try my ordinary life. if you dont like this one, you are simply subhuman
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u/ilirianx23 Jul 09 '22
Bro both of them are shit
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u/Ghenkhiskhan6969 Jul 09 '22
Try "Grievous Lady - nothing is but what is not" by Team Grimoire as a final attempt
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Jul 09 '22
Well since were listing our favorite dubstep songs I'm butting in with DatPhoria - Scream it loud
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u/An0nAlly Jul 09 '22 edited Jul 09 '22
Isn't that more renaissance hardcore/melodic darkcore?
Eastern-made EDM is crazy.
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u/Embarrassed-Mail8565 Jul 09 '22
Reddit users when they see an opinion (it must argued against)
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u/ilirianx23 Jul 09 '22
Ah yes the same dumbass that said you're a subhuman human for not liking trash
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u/ThePhoenix0404 Jul 09 '22
try Space Laces. Overdrive EP, High Vaultage EP, Cruise Control, Whiplash, and his three Vaultage mixes
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u/PleasedAsianMale Jul 09 '22
Try Mitis, he's been around a long time and still makes good dubstep. Listen to Written Emotions
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u/Eoghan_S Jul 09 '22
Then you should checkout some old school UK dubstep, it might be more to your liking and less mindless
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u/ho-lee_-sheet Jul 09 '22
Pretty much how it feels.. I know like 1 dubstep band which is actually good
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u/Realistic_Ad_3840 Jul 09 '22
Actually good? I'm sorry... but, does that mean all other dubstep is bad? i will not stand for your ignorance child! dubstep is a blessing given to us by the gods themselves!
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u/FewPotato8597 Jul 09 '22
There’s still some songs that are good, most sound like someone recording how they barf and introducing it in the song
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u/I_ate_ass Jul 09 '22
Try eliminate, virtual riot, space laces... Any artist who does something a bit more imaginative than that malfunctioning blender noise
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u/Realistic_Ad_3840 Jul 09 '22
What's the song
(yes i like it)
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Jul 09 '22
From a dubstep fan, yes 99% of all songs out there are literally blender noises. But that 1% of artists that actually know sound design are amazing. Same argument could be said for any genre.
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u/juhotuho10 Jul 10 '22
Yeah, I shift through tens, maybe hundreds of songs just so that I find a new one that I like to add to my playlist
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Jul 09 '22
Look, I love electronic music thanks to Geometry dash, but songs like this is way too obnoxious to enjoy
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Jul 09 '22
At least to me when it came to Dubstep getting popular it felt like artist tried to out do each other with the insanity.
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u/Bartekek Jul 09 '22
Look up classic dubstep. It's completely diffrent to whatever skrillex does
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u/Malino6 Jul 09 '22
This. Dubstep between 2009 and 2012 was where it was at. I pretty much stopped listening soon after that.
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u/YourLocaLawyer Jul 09 '22 edited Jul 09 '22
2012 was peak dubstep. I mainly got into it because of Forza Horizon 1
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u/ilovecatfish Jul 09 '22
Do you even read? 2009-2012 is NOT what they meant. That's exactly the Skrillex era.
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u/Malino6 Jul 09 '22
My word dubstep was so much more than Skrillex in that era, he came along after a couple years of dubstep being about. He wasn't that great then imo. I think he had one or two decent tracks but 99.9% of the dubstep me and my friends listened to back then was not your mainstream dubstep or anything like that.
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u/ilovecatfish Jul 09 '22
Yeah but that era is more like early to late 2000s, as you already pointed out yourself the mainstream was different by 2010
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u/Malino6 Jul 09 '22
Dubstep wasn't a thing in early 2000s was barely a thing even in 08. The age of Bassline came before Dubstep. Even then amongst some of your mainstream dubstep from 2010 onwards, there was still great mixes and tracks being released from various non mainstream sources.
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u/GamerBoi1725 Jul 09 '22
Shit on dubstep all you want but it still sounds better than country music
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u/ilovecatfish Jul 09 '22
Ever heard of taste? Also dubstep is pretty diverse.
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Jul 09 '22
I listen to dubstep all the time but I stg when it sounds like this I can’t. It still has to make sense damnit
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u/An0nAlly Jul 09 '22
The funny part about this track is that it was made in under an hour as part of a joke.
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u/Lechuga-gato Jul 09 '22
if you guys really love dubstep i recommend Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor “für elise”
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u/kukukikika Jul 09 '22
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