Drumstep...

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ⱣλБŁΩ Mar 27, 2011

Anyone know what drumstep is? I want to know if anyone likes this genre,
TheFilling Mar 27, 2011

Dubstep you mean?
〓ZABLO〓 Mar 27, 2011

The💀Filling wrote:
Dubstep you mean?
The TenderLoin Mar 27, 2011

I just discovered dubstep recently. Hard hitting electronic grime. Love it
Suga Danio Mar 27, 2011

Haha! Drumstep... Fail! Dubstep on the other hand ain't half bad... Katy B, quality!
TheFilling Mar 27, 2011

Caspa. Or just Caspa radio in general.
Eyecu Mar 27, 2011

The💀Filling wrote:
Caspa. Or just Caspa radio in general.

Ahh I was just using Pandora Radio about a month ago an heard Caspa. My god, I've been hooked ever since.
Ꮂ££Ꮟ Mar 27, 2011

Drum step is basically drum&bass and dubstep

Fast breakbeats 160-190bmp heavy bass and sub-bass lines,with massive dubstep influence
If you want to know more check out drum an bass on wiki and search subgenres
alistair Mar 27, 2011

Kanji kinetic, wicked drumstep!
RetardedPanda Mar 27, 2011

ΖдβζΦ🔫🌊🗻 wrote:
The💀Filling wrote:
Dubstep you mean?
קřㅌלㅜïפㅌ Mar 27, 2011

ΖдβζΦ🔫🌊🗻 wrote:
The💀Filling wrote:
Dubstep you mean?
IcyFresh Mar 27, 2011

Docta Procta wrote:
ΖдβζΦ🔫🌊🗻 wrote:
The💀Filling wrote:
Dubstep you mean?
Charlie Seiga Mar 27, 2011

Ꮂ££Ꮟ💤 wrote:
Drum step is basically drum&bass and dubstep

Fast breakbeats 160-190bmp heavy bass and sub-bass lines,with massive dubstep influence
If you want to know more check out drum an bass on wiki and search subgenres

Drumstep is still very new.

"Penamana" by Original Sin and Taxman is a recent example but there's no real out and out producers for it yet. A lot of producers seem to be dabbling at the moment.
TheFilling Mar 27, 2011

I'm getting kinda sick of the flood of new genre titles. Change one style ever so slightly and call it something new so people might pay attention, or so you can claim your doing something new. It's all just barrowed and recycled sounds and ideas. I play a variety of instruments and use an arsenal of modules and programs, but everything I do is influenced by someones work in some way. If I put some distorted lead guitar over hip-hop, it's still fucking hip-hop. Just sayin...

Also, been drinkin Jameson again.
RetardedPanda Mar 28, 2011

I had a look at it on YouTube , it's really good , cause personally I love drum n bass and dubstep.
BellaItaliana Mar 28, 2011

The💀Filling wrote:
I'm getting kinda sick of the flood of new genre titles. Change one style ever so slightly and call it something new so people might pay attention, or so you can claim your doing something new. It's all just barrowed and recycled sounds and ideas. I play a variety of instruments and use an arsenal of modules and programs, but everything I do is influenced by someones work in some way. If I put some distorted lead guitar over hip-hop, it's still fucking hip-hop. Just sayin...

This reminds me of my favorite line from one of my favorite movies, Girl. Tara Reid asks her kinda geeky friend about his new band & what kind of music they play. He replies that they play rock music.
"Yeah, but, grunge rock, or post-grunge rock? Neo-punk, or oral pop? Oral-pop-grunge or post-pop-oral? Pre-grunge or psyche-post-pop oral grunge, or good time butt-rock? Please not good time butt-rock, I'm so sick of that shit..."
Lefthook23 Mar 28, 2011

Prefer dubstep personally!
Charlie Seiga Mar 28, 2011

Drumstep will (hopefully) fade away like so many other break away genres as the backing is very limited. It's too close to dubstep and JDB to have a real impact.

If it becomes as supported as when dubstep emerged from JDB and grime fractured from UKG then it may stick around.

For the time being I'm sticking with my roots firmly in Jungle, DNB, Grime and Dubstep!

Current recomendations;

DJ Fresh - Mission to Mars
kozzie - Spartan
Flux Pavilion - Base Cannon