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the similarity that Reynolds and others are bringing up is the fact that both metal and dubstep (in general) take themselves very seriously, have no time for irony, and it shows in the very genuine feeling of participation and release at live events. they're both appealing to people (like me) who are more or less fed up with pop, PoMo, and indie poseurs. but, i do think it's more of a coincidence that there is any musical similarity between them. you're right, dubstep is 'urban', but it also sees itself that way, whereas the reality is that the sound spreads on the internet, and i'm sure a good number of up-and-coming producers must be suburban. another compare/contrast that i like is that dubstep focuses on low-end, massive sub-bass, which has this warm, enveloping effect, whereas (black) metal is all about midrange and treble, these hairy scratchy lo-fi voices and guitar tones, which makes me feel like i'm suffocating. it's definitely the darkest music i've ever heard. Last edited by kid cue; 03-06-2007 at 03:46 PM. |
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Re: metal metal
for a really awesome metal/jungle/breakcore mashup, check the Drumcorps album Grist
samples here: http://www.aaronspectre.com/ |
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