[Spire_CnC]

Dubstep and House Music all day. I'm a bit of a partier, so...

[Feat]

I listen to Dubstep, Trapstep and Rap. That is basically ALL i listen to.

[CharlieGFX]

Without a doubt im all EDM!! Can not get enough of it and the EDM festivals....my god talk about jaw dropping

TOMORROWLAND 2014 BRING IT ON!!!

EDC 2015 IM COMING FOR YOU!!!

[Jessie Andrews]

Indeed I have. :] I have most HLH titles, if not all, on my Spotify. They're great. I listen to bands that are heavier sometimes too, though. Betraying the Martyrs, for instance. :^)

How about Emarosa, or Dance Gavin Dance?

Can't pick one, but if I'd have to pick five it would be these:
- Pink Floyd
- Opeth
- Dream Theater
- Porcupine Tree
- Mastodon

And Ive never seen anyone calling mealhead to a metalhead on 4chong.
Fun-fact: Dubstep is just effects extracted from metal, with added electronics > _>

Ah, I see!
They do it on /mu/, though.
Seriously? I bet no Dubstep fan would know that. Thus they are not true fans and they're bandwagon jumpers.

[GGovan]

How about Emarosa, or Dance Gavin Dance?


Ah, I see!
They do it on /mu/, though.
Seriously? I bet no Dubstep fan would know that. Thus they are not true fans and they're bandwagon jumpers.

I don't want to create a war between musical tastes.
But yes, what attracts people in dubstep is always the effects, not the lyrics, not the melody. Mainly because tere isn't one.
The big thing about dubstep is just the drops, the heavy riffing, the hard bass and several tons of effects.
Those heavy riffing, bass effects and drops all came from metal music, they just added electronic sounds to it, and voilá, Dubstep ^^

The problem with electronic music, is that it can't express emotion. It's just dancing, music to dance, not to listen.

I could go on and on but i'll stop here, I don't want to create a genre war here ^^

[Greed]

I am more on Rock and Metal side, I love Arctic Monkey, Slipknot, Avenged Sevenfold

[Zach]

How about Emarosa, or Dance Gavin Dance?

I may have heard Emarosa once or twice before, not entirely sure. I listened to DGD socially a little while back.
I scrobble my Spotify, if you ever want my last.fm profile thing, give me a holler. *v*

[Drift]

Hiphop, mainly edubble.
Check him out if you haven't.

[Jessie Andrews]

I don't want to create a war between musical tastes.
But yes, what attracts people in dubstep is always the effects, not the lyrics, not the melody. Mainly because tere isn't one.
The big thing about dubstep is just the drops, the heavy riffing, the hard bass and several tons of effects.
Those heavy riffing, bass effects and drops all came from metal music, they just added electronic sounds to it, and voilá, Dubstep ^^

The problem with electronic music, is that it can't express emotion. It's just dancing, music to dance, not to listen.

I could go on and on but i'll stop here, I don't want to create a genre war here ^^

You're not creating a "genre war" as you would call it. I merely see it as something to broaden their knowledge about music. Knowledge about music is essential if you are really into a certain kind of genre.

I may have heard Emarosa once or twice before, not entirely sure. I listened to DGD socially a little while back.
I scrobble my Spotify, if you ever want my last.fm profile thing, give me a holler. *v*

You should listen to Emarosa more often, haha. Sure, PM me yours and I'll add you.

[Tree]

I don't have one set genre that I listen to, my music library is pretty diverse. Right now I've been leaning more towards metal core and drumstep but I still do like classic rock, rap and metal.