Irie mon! Very...graphic with a nightmare-ish feel. You have created a sonic landscape and infuse it with a dance beat. As a VJ I was making my little movie in my head to go along with it, hmmm heavily processed science-fiction "B" films with 60's dance footage. Ok went off on a tangent. I will check out some more when I get some time. Suh-weet!

Sick Bro Sick I am diggin yo mix you one brown note chasen mo fo keep it up represent the Dub in the Great White North

Peace

this beat is very cool it has a dark yet mysterious feel to it.

this track can be a dub theme for a bad guy in a anime or movie real good

My first impression is that this track bridges the gap between dub-step and the more traditional styles of dance style. Some really cool sounds in there, like the scratchy-wobble sound. The beat is cool touching on break-beat rather than the usual garage type step beat. I like that this track is different but the same, if ya catch my drift.

I really dig your breaks (like scratching?) shortly before the 2:00 mark. Nice surprise there - unexpected and mixes things up a bit. Also very sharp getting it to reflect the wobble in the bass.

I'm been playing around a bit around this genre (around because I just can't commit) and find some of the "rules" rather baffling. Listening to your work here, I'm wondering how you don't feel trapped by it - and you obviously don't because you're keeping it "live" and happening with the bass throughout. Is that the key? Focus on bass lines?

I like this one, and wonder if you're done with it. The only constructive criticism I can offer has to do with the tonality. In my ear, the drums are really distinct as they're so crisp sounding. Everything else is rather muddy (not bad, just thick) and I wonder about giving more definition to something else. In other words, keep the bass as thick sounding, but offer a bit more separation to the vocal effects for example. I think it'd offer a good dynamic as it'd add further emphasis to the bass.

Nice one! Cheers.