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Definition of dubstep in English: dubstepnoun ˈdʌbstɛpˈdəbstep mass nounA form of dance music, typically instrumental, characterized by a sparse, syncopated rhythm and a strong bassline. 达步舞曲（一种节奏切分稀疏、低音强烈的器乐舞曲） Example sentencesExamples - In the year dubstep hit the mainstream the innovators rewrote the script.
- I think the grime lot always thought that dubstep was the breakbeat stuff, which it isn't.
- In grime, people listen for what the MCs are saying, in dubstep people listen for the production.
- And sonically, how can a record that simultaneously evokes joe meek and dubstep fail to transcend its temporal context?
- It was also a fantastic dubstep release, appearing roughly a decade before the genre would officially get its recognition.
- You wouldn't associate dubstep with Victorian ghost stories, but actually the linkage somehow fits.
- House music has no foundation, dubstep has no dub, and minimal techno sounds like a child hitting a saucepan with a tent peg.
- Mooching around cavernous dubstep spaces with reverberating bass and sultry acoustic guitar, it's as sexy and dark as the Westway at night.
- Signed to Mike Paradinas's Planet Mu label, he fuses elements of hip-hop, dubstep and drum and bass into his sound.
- Doing incredibly interesting things with dubstep and some top deliveries from Space Ape this is a great work.
- It was the first easily accessible documentation of a range of grime artists (the Rephlex Grime compilations are MC-free dub step.)
- The end effect of The Hologram is a Harmonic 313-style dubstep single played at 33.
- Lumped in with the dubstep crowd, this is something quite different: deep, heavy as hell and utterly righteous.
- They're both dark types of garage, but the music runs dubstep, not the MCs.
- The result is an album that touches on many genres, from hip-hop and gospel to dubstep and blues.
- Led by dubstep demi-god Kode9, producers and fans are looking to the funky scene for inspiration.
- Last's sense of rhythm is as developed as any rap, dancehall, broken beat, or dubstep scientist you'd care to throw up.
- Whereas dubstep tended to loiter without much palpable intent, Grime has an implacable Terminator-focus, a stalker's unwavering sense of purpose.
- With the usual eerie vocals and bassy dubstep backing from these nihilistic Michigan electroids, what's new with this track is the energy.
Definition of dubstep in US English: dubstepnounˈdəbstep A form of dance music, typically instrumental, characterized by a sparse, syncopated rhythm and a strong bassline. 达步舞曲（一种节奏切分稀疏、低音强烈的器乐舞曲） Example sentencesExamples - In grime, people listen for what the MCs are saying, in dubstep people listen for the production.
- The result is an album that touches on many genres, from hip-hop and gospel to dubstep and blues.
- In the year dubstep hit the mainstream the innovators rewrote the script.
- Signed to Mike Paradinas's Planet Mu label, he fuses elements of hip-hop, dubstep and drum and bass into his sound.
- Led by dubstep demi-god Kode9, producers and fans are looking to the funky scene for inspiration.
- Mooching around cavernous dubstep spaces with reverberating bass and sultry acoustic guitar, it's as sexy and dark as the Westway at night.
- Doing incredibly interesting things with dubstep and some top deliveries from Space Ape this is a great work.
- With the usual eerie vocals and bassy dubstep backing from these nihilistic Michigan electroids, what's new with this track is the energy.
- And sonically, how can a record that simultaneously evokes joe meek and dubstep fail to transcend its temporal context?
- The end effect of The Hologram is a Harmonic 313-style dubstep single played at 33.
- Lumped in with the dubstep crowd, this is something quite different: deep, heavy as hell and utterly righteous.
- You wouldn't associate dubstep with Victorian ghost stories, but actually the linkage somehow fits.
- It was the first easily accessible documentation of a range of grime artists (the Rephlex Grime compilations are MC-free dub step.)
- House music has no foundation, dubstep has no dub, and minimal techno sounds like a child hitting a saucepan with a tent peg.
- I think the grime lot always thought that dubstep was the breakbeat stuff, which it isn't.
- It was also a fantastic dubstep release, appearing roughly a decade before the genre would officially get its recognition.
- They're both dark types of garage, but the music runs dubstep, not the MCs.
- Whereas dubstep tended to loiter without much palpable intent, Grime has an implacable Terminator-focus, a stalker's unwavering sense of purpose.
- Last's sense of rhythm is as developed as any rap, dancehall, broken beat, or dubstep scientist you'd care to throw up.
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