Hey guys, I'm throwing together a grooveshark playlist with the stuff from this thread! Feel free to subscribe, I'll try to update it every night when I get home from work.

Love this "new" genre!

http://grooveshark.com/playlist/Liquid Dubstep/57478987

Demonace34

United States2493 Posts

July 27 2011 06:01 GMT

#62

On July 27 2011 15:00 FubsyGamr wrote:
Hey guys, I'm throwing together a grooveshark playlist with the stuff from this thread! Feel free to subscribe, I'll try to update it every night when I get home from work.

Love this "new" genre!

http://grooveshark.com/playlist/Liquid Dubstep/57478987

Be careful though, some of this stuff isn't liquid dubstep and is awaiting confirmation since many people in the thread don't have the exact definition for "liquid dubstep". Seems like there is a ton of grey area to me though.

FubsyGamr

United States212 Posts

July 27 2011 06:03 GMT

#63

On July 27 2011 15:01 Demonace34 wrote:

Show nested quote +

Yea it's basically a combo of the list of songs in the OP, as well as a combination of the two grooveshark lists posted on page 1.

If there is anything that should/needs to be removed, just let me know, and I'll do it asap.

GypsyBeast

Canada630 Posts

July 27 2011 06:04 GMT

#64

i personally call it sludgestep i think it sounds a lot cooler. thanks for the tracks herd most of them but not all

ShaLLoW[baY]

Canada12499 Posts

July 27 2011 06:08 GMT

#65

Wow.

I have completely not understood why anyone listens to dubstep, until now. This stuff is great. Thanks for sharing

Demonace34

United States2493 Posts

July 27 2011 06:12 GMT

#66

On July 27 2011 15:08 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote:
Wow.

I have completely not understood why anyone listens to dubstep, until now. This stuff is great. Thanks for sharing

Yeah I think after listening to some of the filthy/dirty dubstep all the time turned me into more of a relaxation dubstep guy. I personally recommend anything by NiT GriT, the songs he puts together just seem so thought out and well produced. Check out his Soundcloud sometime...

NiT GriT's Soundcloud

Plexa

Aotearoa39261 Posts

July 27 2011 06:27 GMT

#67

On July 27 2011 15:08 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote:
Wow.

I have completely not understood why anyone listens to dubstep, until now. This stuff is great. Thanks for sharing

Liquid as a prefix or suffix makes EVERYTHING better ^_^

e.g. I'm indifferent towards DnB but Liquid DnB is fucking amazing. I hate Dubstep, love LiquidStep

Z3kk

4099 Posts

July 27 2011 06:33 GMT

#68

I have a song of his and it's definitely just dubstep though...maybe it was just that particular song.

In general, though, I think that Liquid Dubstep is literally my favorite genre bar classical. Can't believe I didn't find this earlier. It's definitely helping me destress and feel better in general.

Kazuo

United States67 Posts

July 27 2011 06:34 GMT

#69

Z3kk

4099 Posts

July 27 2011 06:35 GMT

#70

On July 27 2011 15:34 Kazuo wrote:
<iframe width="560" height="349" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/Axhuhspkc2M" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

<iframe width="560" height="349" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/ep84no02EJ4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

You only have to post the url to the Youtube videos

Kazuo

United States67 Posts

July 27 2011 06:36 GMT

#71

On July 27 2011 15:35 Z3kk wrote:

Show nested quote +

You only have to post the url to the Youtube videos

whoops, always thought you had to do that ^^

Cuddle

Sweden1345 Posts

July 27 2011 06:55 GMT

#72

Where would one classify Skrillex? I'm new to the whole dubstep scene but I've listening to almost nothing else since I found Skrillex. Dem drops!

Laneir

United States1160 Posts

July 27 2011 06:58 GMT

#73

On July 27 2011 15:55 Cuddle wrote:
Where would one classify Skrillex? I'm new to the whole dubstep scene but I've listening to almost nothing else since I found Skrillex. Dem drops!

Thats kinda hard to classify his music since his dupstep caters to all genre of dubstep IMO

TheOracle

Australia256 Posts

July 27 2011 07:25 GMT

#74

It's funny, i've always preferred dubstep with this sort of sound, but I had no idea there was a specific genre of it. In the spirit of sharing, here's one of my favourite liquidstep tracks, reasonably sure you'd classify it as such.

Fishgle

United States2174 Posts

July 27 2011 08:02 GMT

#75

I feel like most of what's been posted here is still standard dubstep, perhaps with less emphasis on being 'dirty.'

My idea of liquid dubstep is something like this:

FubsyGamr

United States212 Posts

July 27 2011 08:20 GMT

#76

On July 27 2011 17:02 Fishgle wrote:
I feel like most of what's been posted here is still standard dubstep, perhaps with less emphasis on being 'dirty.'

My idea of liquid dubstep is something like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWUWsS1J2TE

LOVE this song, but I can't find it on grooveshark...

Johnny Business

Sweden1251 Posts

July 27 2011 08:24 GMT

#77

I kinda like the brostep / dubstep name more.