Hello!
I haven’t been on forums in ages. My name’s Connor, and my alias is MOODi.
I love all kinds of music, but dubstep has always had a special place in my heart 
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I’m Vince, I used to be regular on DSF way back in the day (2007). I went under the name DJ Horse, and then changed to iamthesleepwalker.
I have a vast collection of dubstep from the forum since 2007 onwards, about 14gb worth. I have been going through my archives and I have far too much stuff to keep to myself. A* tunes. A lot of it now lost to the mists of the internet and time.
So I signed back up to the forum as I’m trying to figure out a way of sharing all this music with the community here but I’m not tech minded so if anyone can help me get it out there it would be much appreciated.
99% of what I have was all given away free, mostly as 320 mp3, so copyright etc is not an issue.
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if you have a google account, it comes with 15gb of free storage on google drive, maybe use that
Sweet cheers! Definitely looking into that tomorrow.
sweet, looking forward to seeing what you’ve got tucked away and welcome back.
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I want you to go to Fremantle
and henceforth Albany 1832
at distance from other sources
refused a state of penury @ peeltown
We are the lucky
or wherever we refer to the genetically perpetuated as
just saying
I’m O.D late on this introduce Your self forum but, I’m Kevin been producing since summer of 2014. (Dirty Du step Chunes in particular) Self taught music theory, sound design, and musical engeneering. Still much to learn but yeh wuz goodie. Let me listen to some of your dirty riddim chunes.
Hi bLT.
Hang in there, comment on music & doors will open.
Hey,
I produce and dj as Valdemar and am based in Stockholm, Sweden.
New as a user but been reading this and the old forum for years. Always had a blast looking through threads, searching for bootlegs and ID’s (thanks for the GR Etiquette one, whoever uploaded that edit, getting use by me) and production techniques. Had great fun when someone told a Mount Kimbie member what synths they were using on “Maybes”, without knowing it was them.
I make bass music, shifting between post-dubstep and house/techno. Quite clubby. Generally very bassy, sampled drum sounds and lots of atmosphere and field recordings. No wub. I did live in London for a few years but am now back in my native Sweden. Artists I’m inspired by would be ones such as Jamie xx, George Fitzgerald, Lil Silva, John Talabot, Fever Ray etc. etc.
Spotify
Soundcloud
Figured it was time to finally sign up. Up for discussing anything bass.
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Hey I’m Angus or lil’ croissant as most of my dogs like to call me. I like loefah.
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Welcome friend! Keep it real
Kinda missed this. I’m Vincent, I’ve been around for a few months now but before that I was very active way back when on the old forum in 06/07. Took a loong break from dubstep as I started to get bored by it around '10. Recently rediscovered my love for it and found out it’s better than I remember it!
Came back to share my 14gb colleciton of rare/unreleased forum dubs because it’s too much good music to sit collecting dust on my harddrive. All killer, no filler - check it out here
Other than that I’ve been trying to make a few little tunes. I don’t understand all the fancy DAWs so I just sort of chop things up in audacity and fuck with the pitch. My new years resolution is to get something released properly on vinyl
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Respecc
i’m sure dubway’s happy about it lol
Lmao
Hi, I’m Intrigued, and I make Dubstep and Deep House (two very contrasting genres but hey!)
Hey guys,
I am Pit, 25 years old and i live in Germany. I listen to a lot of genres but mainly it is dubstep.
on my way thourgh the internet, while searching for new music, i stumbled on this forum.
I listened quiet a while to dubstep now and want to start categorizing my music in detail and just learn more about dubstep. I already have a pretty big database of music which contains a lot of different artists. The following are just a few examples:
-Savant
-Dirt Monkey
-Modestep
-Cookie Monsta
-Code: Pandorum
-Hecq
-CMA
-Blackmill
and MANY more but i think that should cover most of my taste when it comes to Dubstep.
How can i learn more about Dubstep and be more efficient in searching music?
Tell me about how you guys handle this
With greetings from Germany
Have a nice day
i’d guess a lot of guys on this forum (me included) learned about dubstep from this forum years ago.
back in those days it was ALL about a site called BareFiles, run by a guy called Deapoh.
it was a file sharing site where you could download mixes which had been recorded from radio.
really simple shit, but the global impact of that site can’t be understated. Deapoh is the guy.
after any dubstep DJ played a set on rinse FM (which was an illegal pirate radio station at that time) you’d have people on dubstepforum talking about the tracks for months, rinsing BareFiles’ bandwidth, asking for IDs on tunes.
at this point in time, Coki, Skream, Kromestar, Mala, Benga, Pinch, RSD, etc were making a ridiculous amount of fresh music. you’d have 10+ page threads just on one radio set if it was sick.
these days, this forum is pretty much dead.
Hatcha & Crazy D on Kiss FM
Skream on Rinse FM
Plastician on Rinse FM
Anti-Social w/ Jay 5ive on…Flex FM i think?
Mary Anne Hobbs on Radio One
LOADS of other sick shows on less known radio stations (personal favourite Terrafonix on Cyba.FM)
there was also GetDarker (which still exists…kinda) where you could download radio sets and, later, watch their live GetDarkerTV broadcasts.
here’s their first episode from 2009 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSMnlzynV5E - doesn’t seem like anything special these days, but in 2009 this was fresh.
this was before Twitch TV and Ustream made this kind of thing commonplace.
anyway you didn’t ask for a history lesson, i got distracted.
finding good new shit is never easy. i check vinyl shops regularly for new releases, but don’t buy much these days, and haven’t discovered a new artist that i loved in quite a long time.
^ record shops
judging from the artists you listed, the best place to find more of that sound is probably just soundcloud. check your favourite artists, see who they follow, see what groups they’re in, etc.
you could go through beatport, junodownload, etc, but good luck with that. loads of shit music.
maybe check out Subfiltronik and the rest of the Monsters crew.
and welcome btw 
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