Why is Dubstep the future? Garage is gone (but not forgotten), I'm not convinced that Bassline will last as its direct predeccesors all fared badly over time, and Grime has gone absolutely shit compared to when it first emerged in 2002. Dubstep though has been going strong for about 7 years (I refuse to class tracks by Groove Chronicles as early Dubstep; they were strong bassy 2-Step), and seems to have established itself. So it is the future by default. Not that I think it's crap - I am a big fan of the bass pumping Dubstep. Not so sure about the ones without the bass that just seem to go "waah-wah-waahhh-wah-wah" with a synthesizer though, so you shan't find any of that filth in these mixes!
Tracklisting
01 Beyonce/Diva
02 Caspa/For The Kids
03 The Others/Ganja Man
04 Coki/Red Eye
05 Cluekid/Analogue Monkey
06 Ramadanman/Bidding War
07 Mala/Lean Forward
08 Fracture/The Phone Call
09 Chase & Status/Eastern Jam
10 Conquest/Forever
11 L Wiz/Strength
12 Caspa/My Pet Monster
13 The Others/Africa
14 Plasticman/The Rush
15 Magnetic Man/Alright
16 Baobinga/State Of Ghetto Jackin
17 Cotti & Cluekid/The Legacy
18 Burial/Southern Comfort
19 TC/Where's My Money (Caspa Remix)
20 Numa Crew/Dema Style
21 The Bug feat. Flowdan/Jah War (Loefah Remix)
22 DZ/Down
23 Babylon System & Noah D/Examination Of Time
24 12th Planet feat. Emu/Control (Skream Remix)
25 Beyonce/Diva
26 Dizzee Rascal/Hoe
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