>> ^rougy:
I'm pretty sure this is a dupe, mon frair.
But a damn good dupe!


yep

*dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Brilliant-Kid-Song

Thanks for this post. I spent the last weekend getting aquainted with dubstep and listened to a lot of it during the week. My basic impression (note: I have neither 18 inch headphones nor do I live in London) is: Great mood, great rhythm, but a bit too repetetive and the soundscape is too sparesely populated for my tastes. It's great to listen to while coding, and kind of relaxing (yeah, other people's dance music is my chill music).

The bastard child of Dubstep and Breakcore does peak my interest, though. Ebola's "Painkillers" (from Mutant Dubstep Vol 1) is currently on heavy rotation in my private soundpool. Looking around for Vol2 and 3 of the mutants. I may report back unless my face is et in the meantime.

>> ^MarineGunrock:
Cool video, but that music made me stop it halfway through. It sounded just awful - like the CD was skipping the whole fucking time.


That's breakcore for you. It's been gaining popularity since the early naughties. Personally, I'm ambivalent toward breakcore. I like a clear beat, but in moderation it's a nice thing to have.

In this video it's put to perfect use, though. Having the nature/technology duality visually is mirrored in the audio aspect with the classic/breakcore mix.

Some interesting dancing:)
Would be cool to see them perform with some adventurous breakcore music.
The editing is a bit distracting, breaking up choreography.