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Dubstep?

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trollolo said:
that's filler. it has as much meaning as a pop-artist when they go boo deep doo bab poo bap do dub
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Yes, but like pop artists, many death metal artists fill their music with that crap. Others do have actual lyrics but on their quest to be "hardcore" they need to make it practically gibberish you can't understand. It's junk and it's not in any way "hardcore". It doesn't make sense and should be laughed at because of how ridiculous it is. I feel so stupid for listening to that crap three years ago.
 
well i thought we were having a real discussion, but we've just degraded into /mu/ style shit flinging. good day
 
Dubstep reached its tipping point when I heard promises on the X Factor.

DnB still rules the roost and hasn't been sold into commercial slavery by the likes of Skrillex.

BTW, Nero puts out some quality DnB tunes; even on their first album, Choices is pretty decent.

But the lines are blurring between the two genres. Fucking Dieselboy opened for Skrillex; I get he has a dubstep label, but still, what has the world come to?
 
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