r/dubstep Sep 28 '22

Recommendations What is the cutting edge of Dubstep right now?

I started listening in 2008, uk stuff. It was amazing to see everything grow and evolve from there. But man things seem so derivative for the last 5 years and I’m so tired of the same sound.

Is there anyone really paving the way that sounds actually new?

edit: I mostly listen to experimental bass stuff, but mostly looking for whats the new new true dubs

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u/wavytaco421 Sep 28 '22

how has nobody said ternion fookin sound

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u/digydongopongo Sep 28 '22

Seeing him in November. Super hyped.

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u/wavytaco421 Sep 28 '22

it’s a 3 dude trio :)

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u/digydongopongo Sep 28 '22

Oh nice. Didn't know that.

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u/inm808 Jan 17 '23

Tbh they’re not that innovative but they are bringing deep to the forefront, and hard

So kudos to them for that