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Have any good dubstep recommendations?

jarin 16y ago
Hmm, I am not an expert on dubstep, I just have a mix that a friend sent me that is mostly Dieselboy. It might be considered drum n' bass, not dubstep, but that's just what I call it because it's got that wahwahwah sound and I have no idea. Edit: Oh yeah, I can give a shoutout to Aaron Static though, I met him through EVE Online and he comes out with great new "Power Hour" mixes every month: http://aaronstatic.com/ http://aaronstatic.com/
- hammock 16y ago
  >that wahwahwah sound That's a good way to describe it, I know exactly what you're talking about haha.
  - bobds 16y ago
    That's the wobble bass.
- garrickvanburen 16y ago
  I'm a big fan of programming to http://jungletrain.net/ http://jungletrain.net/
bobds 16y ago
You will enjoy this: http://dubstepfriday.com/ http://dubstepfriday.com/
- parrispreston 16y ago
  check this out: http://radio.rinse.fm/ http://radio.rinse.fm/
mikebridgman 16y ago
I recently discovered dubstep and think it's great work music as well. I would recommend checking out iTunes and Pandora to start finding artists you like, some of my favorite stations are Defiant radio on iTunes and Destroyer.net.
zcid 16y ago
I enjoy my Ratatat station on Pandora. It has very few vocals to distract me. They are just a torrent of noise without much I only play it when I'm working so my brain knows what time it is. If you listen to metal, I would recommend Machine Head and Lamb of God as two excellent band for "work mode".
- Jarred 16y ago
  Although this statement isn't very contributive to the topic at hand, Ratatat is awesome. Seventeen Years and the songs from LP4 are their best stuff. It is actually really good music to do work to, the kind of music that's best listened to when you need to focus and are just kind of tired.
fleitz 16y ago
Although not dubstep I really like Soma.fm, especially Mission Control. I'd recommend Hype Machine for finding new artists. I've really been digging Boadecia by Mason which I found on Hype Machine.
aw3c2 16y ago
I did not get the appeal until I got addicted to this incredible mix: http://soundcloud.com/erwtenpeller/war-of-the-worlds http://soundcloud.com/erwtenpeller/war-of-the-worlds
thmzlt 16y ago
http://soundcloud.com/itshooky http://soundcloud.com/itshooky

jarin 16y ago

Hmm, I am not an expert on dubstep, I just have a mix that a friend sent me that is mostly Dieselboy. It might be considered drum n' bass, not dubstep, but that's just what I call it because it's got that wahwahwah sound and I have no idea. Edit: Oh yeah, I can give a shoutout to Aaron Static though, I met him through EVE Online and he comes out with great new "Power Hour" mixes every month: http://aaronstatic.com/ http://aaronstatic.com/

hammock 16y ago
>that wahwahwah sound That's a good way to describe it, I know exactly what you're talking about haha.
- bobds 16y ago
  That's the wobble bass.
garrickvanburen 16y ago
I'm a big fan of programming to http://jungletrain.net/ http://jungletrain.net/

bobds 16y ago

You will enjoy this: http://dubstepfriday.com/ http://dubstepfriday.com/

parrispreston 16y ago
check this out: http://radio.rinse.fm/ http://radio.rinse.fm/

mikebridgman 16y ago

I recently discovered dubstep and think it's great work music as well. I would recommend checking out iTunes and Pandora to start finding artists you like, some of my favorite stations are Defiant radio on iTunes and Destroyer.net.

zcid 16y ago

I enjoy my Ratatat station on Pandora. It has very few vocals to distract me. They are just a torrent of noise without much I only play it when I'm working so my brain knows what time it is. If you listen to metal, I would recommend Machine Head and Lamb of God as two excellent band for "work mode".

Jarred 16y ago
Although this statement isn't very contributive to the topic at hand, Ratatat is awesome. Seventeen Years and the songs from LP4 are their best stuff. It is actually really good music to do work to, the kind of music that's best listened to when you need to focus and are just kind of tired.

fleitz 16y ago

Although not dubstep I really like Soma.fm, especially Mission Control. I'd recommend Hype Machine for finding new artists. I've really been digging Boadecia by Mason which I found on Hype Machine.

aw3c2 16y ago

I did not get the appeal until I got addicted to this incredible mix: http://soundcloud.com/erwtenpeller/war-of-the-worlds http://soundcloud.com/erwtenpeller/war-of-the-worlds

thmzlt 16y ago

http://soundcloud.com/itshooky http://soundcloud.com/itshooky