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[Jebus]

Originally Posted by philosophia

funny, I was going to talk with one of the guys from Coyote Kisses.

Side note though, is there a site that describes all this to us older guys, no idea what the difference between dubstep and trance and whatever else there is out there.

Cheers

[philosophia]

Originally Posted by Jebus

funny, I was going to talk with one of the guys from Coyote Kisses.

Side note though, is there a site that describes all this to us older guys, no idea what the difference between dubstep and trance and whatever else there is out there.

Cheers

I think Wikipedia might be your best bet simply because there are so many different genres of electronic music.

In my opinion the most popular genres are Drum and Bass (DnB), Hard Dance (more specifically Hardstyle), Dubstep, Electro, Electronica, Eurodance, House, Techno, and Trance.

There's multiple genres and sub-genres that I didn't list that are popular like J-pop, but those are the ones people will be more likely to know by name. There's also a ton of new sub-genres that are coming out (like Moombahton and Brostep) that may be popular in coming years.

A label by the name of Monstercat has playlists on YouTube that are sorted by genre (they're even color coded ) if you want to listen to some of them.

[Jebus]

Thanks for the clarification! I have a bunch of friends who DJ this type of music, do shows like Shambhala etc... just never got into it until a few Weeks ago lol. Was going to talk with one if the C.K. guys earlier today but couldn't catch him in time lol

[philosophia]

Yeah, I'm still confused by most of them. Just the other day I say something listed as "drumsteptro" or something which I'm assuming is a cross between DnB, Dubstep, an Electro. Made no sense, but it wasn't very good anyways so I left right quick.

[B-17]

Skream! (2006) and Diary of an Afro Warrior (2008).

by Skream and Benga respectively.

Good simple, bass-heavy beats that dubstep started out on.

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[philosophia]

Kind of a cross between Electro and Dubstep.

[SockMonkey]

I remember when I first heard dubstep in the 90's.

We had just gotten dial up internet. I got to listen to it every time I turned it on...

[philosophia]