Recommend some DubStep

[rotten tropics]

benga,skream,coki,kode 9 are all decent and i guess are more typical sounding dubstep.
those souljazz dubstep compilations would also be a good place to start.i don't own either but anytime i've spotted them in a record shop they look like a good introduction.
skull disco stuff is the more interesting stuff i find and definitely worth picking up a few things from that label as has already been mentioned.

[Phat Pearson]

The two grime albums from rephlex are were I started my dubstep wanderings.



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Prefer the 1st one personally.

[Jasper]

New Reso EP is outstanding - the first track is a killer!

http://civilmusicplayer.com/civilmusic/CIV007/

[Jasper]

Taz Buckfaster stuff is savage as well.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2IWt8bDElQ"]YouTube - Taz Buckfaster - Inside Job[/ame]

[Red_Dog]

Stuart Little 2 ost

[jimmybreeze]

That one where the bass goes "whomp whu whu whu whi whuwhuwhu" is very good

[mickalphabet]

That one where the bass goes "whomp whu whu whu whi whuwhuwhu" is very good

you like that one?

[jimmybreeze]

It's okay.
It's a bit bassy though.

[sean]

I got The Bug - London Zoo album and it was zehr gut. Not sure if it's Dub Step though...is it? Anyway any other suggestions along these lines?

Hey Robitusson, I thought you were all about the metal and the punk. Not the DubStep, man you've changed

[Jasper]

Mix by Crysis - all tracks are by Irish producers.

Tracklist:
T-Woc - Johnny the Fox
Kanobi - Skitter
Radikal Guru - Conspiracy Dub
Drokkr - Go and Beep
Kanobi - Canpoy
Boxcutter - Sidetrak
Crysis - Speed Bump
Fono One - Z Axis
Major Grave - oh boy
2Bit - Sub Ness
The Errorist
A-Force - Laserface
Crysis - Flux Capacitor
Crysis - Super Vilain
SC - Bleeper
Steve D - Nose Dive
T-Woc - Believe
Beckett - Feeling