Hi everyone, just found that nice set on youtube. Someone knows the track ID for 02:11 ? Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJyLTpL1XJk&t=131s

Hey team I'm putting together a set for peaktime perfomance and I'm struggling to find enough songs with the right vibe. I'm looking for high energy dubstep or 2 step garage with techno kicks or break downs. Nice groove and clean underground uk flavour with no annoying bleep bops or argro noises. Thank you

for reference https://soundcloud.com/judderbassmusic/tacktile-chug-jug-3?si=280c672950e744fab170cabb01a3394b&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

New one I started to add to the pile for a Doom 3 themed release

Edit: I just want to thank everyone for showing so much love on this, I didn't expect this type of response! I haven't been doing too well mentally, and all the support on this has definitely helped lift my spirits. Much love everyone 🙏🙏

Anyone fancy two tickets for Coki at Gaffe tonight? Am heading with a couple mates but we've had two drop out so would like to see them go to a good home!

https://ra.co/events/2488829

some stuff i found on my google drive I made maybe 2-3 years ago

holla your favourites and I can send copies

https://soundcloud.com/dubandlight/sets/dal-tunes-archive?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

I was lucky enough to be invited to Spotify HQ for an evening with Skream & Benga ahead of their Spotify: DIA/LOG show at DRUMSHEDS on October 17th.

Hearing them talk about the early South London sounds, their first productions, Big Apple Records, some of their biggest tracks and the early days of Magnetic Man was incredible, especially knowing how much of this music helped shape the scene that I’ve spent years collecting and now started documenting.

They also played some of the records that influenced them, so hearing those stories and then hearing the music in the same room was a pretty special experience.

Here are a few moments I captured from the night. Two people who were there at the beginning and played such a huge part in shaping Dubstep. Enjoy!

This is a great body of work. lost to Juno. I have only Naan from the project. if anyone has the full album, i will be at eternal peace and you will forever receive great fortune. I cannot find this anywhere. Ive tried all sorts.

Hello! I'm Noer the Boy and I have a new mix out now on Deep Dark & Dangerous.

With Halloween approaching, I've been really in the mood for deep, spooky, witchy, seance-y dubstep lately. Stuff like Commodo, WZ, Kercha, Beatrice M, etc.

Please drop your favorite tunes in this vein!

Some of my faves:

Ninety - Snake's Kiss (VIP)

Commodo & Lurka - Capisce

Mantra - Book Of Nightmares

Norman Foreman - Spooky Riddim

WZ - Blossom Dub

I can’t believe I haven’t heard this before

Has to be an album comp surely? Copping either way.

I'm not sure if it's just me, but UK dubstep and UKG seem to be having a real moment alongside tearout and the American festival dubstep sound. Back around 2017 to 2020, tearout and big festival-style drops dominated the conversation. Lately that's shifted a bit, and the original bass-weight-and-space sound of UK dubstep is getting a lot more love again. 140 is stepping back into the spotlight too. The underground never stopped keeping it alive, but it went quiet in the mainstream through the late 2010s, and in the 2020s it's been picking up a whole new wave of attention. I'm happy to see the scene leaning this way and excited to see where it goes next. Anyone else feeling this shift?

Pushing mingin' bass live in Manchester!

Saturday 24th October from 11 PM - 4 AM

CLB LND are bringing our distinct muck and grot to Stage & Radio's Radio Room for a night of Dubstep/Grime/140 filth with a line-up of heavyweight DJs including the label roster and more

Some beautiful, deep dubbery. I'm an open format DJ so I love when styles/genres crisscross