Not that stupid ass wubwubwubwub shit that only leads up to some drop. Band is called Big Gigantic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yn3pd2-CDs


Also look up songs Lucid Dreams, Sky High, Upswing, Cloud Nine, Stronger, Get Your Rowdy On, Fire It Up, Thinking Out Loud, The World is Yours, Nocturnal, and Light Of day. Also anyone ever heard of lotus or boombox?

Saw them at the Big Up in New York last year. What an awesome F*CKIN festival that was...I saw EOTO for the first time there, too. Blew my mind apart.

I saw Eoto and Big G at Summercamp in Chillicothe, Illinois last year twas epic

How to dance dubstep:

Step 1: Wait for drop
Step 2: Have seizure

Not really my cup of tea. Didn't really hear a beat in it, and questioned myself if it was even dubstep until I heard it at the very end.

The point of dubsteap is for the wubwubwub. If you take that out than your just listening to some variation of electronic music; house, trance, Drum and bass., etc

Pretty much... it needs to have a two-step beat or an offbeat really... typically about 140bpm.. that isn't 140bpm. That's like 160 or something because it's a drum n bass line.

Idc i wouldnt classify it really as dubstep but whatever it is i like it. I dig the saxaphone mixture with the beats

it's more like dnb with melodic electronica

Not at all.

It's exactly 90bpm,
TS 4/4
Sixteenth notes subdivision.

Could almost run the whole song with my metronome.

Even though it's not exactly dubstep, I kinda like it because it builds up.

Whatever it is, doesn't F*CKING matter, it's good. sheesh.

i didnt know music culd be critqued so professionally. How did you figure out 90 BPM?

better IMHO

Die Antwoord > Dubstep

Die Antwoord Dubstep ♥

Acid wasn't really wrong, it could be in 180 (160 is close enough for a guess without a metronome). The thing is, when you determine if it's going to be in sixteenth notes, 8 notes, or quarter notes is all about the phrasing (sorry if it's not the right term). It's all about finding the repeating pattern, and breaking it. How fast the theme is played also changes the way to play a song. Let's say you're going to play triple subdivision or higher, you won't play them in sixteenth notes, it's going to be in quarter, 8 max because it's barely visible and readable if it has to be played fast. So it depends a lot on the song's speed and theme. You can hear at 3:01 a ("sax") playing, it swings, but without having the whole song swinging like jazz. It's basically the second and fourth sixteenth notes giving a swing feeling to the solo. Actually Tommy's not wrong, but it would be more logical to be counted in 90bpm sixteenth notes than in 180 8notes.

It's, for some reason, one of my hobbies to try to find the bpm in every song I hear.

But there again, that was way not the goal of this thread to find out how beats per minute were played in the song hahaha, I love it though. Good find!

Just saw Big Gigantic at the GA Threate. HOLY KRAP, These two dude come on stage, one sits at a drum-set the other has a saxophone and a laptop. Fricken Awesome.