I don’t know how many times I’ve listened to this mix now but I keep coming back to it, it’s absolutely filthy.

If you’re looking around for a download link, look no further:

Download Excision Shambhala 2009 Mix

A lot of these tracks are unreleased or just coming out so you can bet you’ll hear some new dirty Dubstep choons.

Check out the tracklisting for the set:

1.  Excision – Subsonic*
2.  Excision & Subvert- Darkness*
3.  Rebel Sonix – Ankle Grinder
4.  Datsik – Retreat (Excision Remix)*
5.  Bassnectar – Ready 2 Rage
6.  Excision & Datsik – Swagga*
7.  Dz – Dubstep in Disguise*
8.  Prodigy – Voodoo People (Riskotheque remix)
9.  Riskotheque – Heaven and Hell
10. Downlink – Station Six*
11. Excision & Datsik – Calypso*
12. Datsik – Mechano*
13. Stereotype – Shock (Nero Remix)
14. Excision & Liquid Stranger – Get to the Point*
15. Vaski – World on Fire*
16. Stickybuds – Whalestep (acapella)
17. Excision – Dirty Shoulder*
18. Reso – Beasts in the Bassment VIP
19. Proxy – Dance Dark (Ollie & Bare Noize Remix)
20. Bassnectar – Cozza Frenzy VIP
21. Chase & Status – Mad House
22. Defstar – Get Down
23. Excision & Datsik – Sin Side*
24. Excision & Datsik – Boom*
25. Spl & Triage – Bushido
26. Excision – The Village*
27. Current Value & Dean Rodell – User Error
28. Mark Instinct – Destroyed*
29. Pendulum – Ransom
30. Excision & Bassnectar- Nation
31. Dimentia & Triage – Payback
32. Audio – Pandorum
33. Aeph & Maztek – Changes
34. Triage – Crimson Glare
35. Arsenic – Decapitator (Audio Remix)
36. Tech Itch – Ruckus (Excision Remix)
37. Excision – Slayed*
38. Jakes – Rock The Bells VIP
39. The Widdler – Harrington 1200
40. The Widdler – Prehistoric World
41. Datsik – Gizmo
42. Downlink – Gamma Ray*
43. Excision & DZ – Round 2*
44. Excision & Datsik – Invaders*
45. Datsik – Galvanize
46. Excision & DZ – Yin Yang*
47. Excision & Liquid Stranger – One*
48. Excision – No Escape (Datsik Remix)*
49. Excision & Noiz – Force (Bassnectar & Excision VIP)*

Excision is such a great Dubstep producer and DJ. Unlike a lot of Dubstep DJs, he really mixes it up with his style, throwing in some Drum and Bass here and there but actually mixing!

I’ve seen quite a few Dubstep DJs just do basic spinbacks and cuts but the fact that Excision actually mixes and layers his mix really makes it something out of this world.

In case you didn’t grab it:

Download Excision Shambhala 2009 Mix

or read the discussion over at DubstepForum.

Peace

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No surprise that there has been quite a few funny “How to dance to dubstep” videos popping up. Sure we could watch people that could actually dance but who cares, right? That’s why you wanna take the most ironic video and add in a filthy tune – pure comedy gold.

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As disturbing as this video is, it’s utterly hilarious. Look at her skank all over the place!

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This is the dance off video that made waves during the election between Obama and McCain but now it’s been remixed with Dubstep.

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This one is a classic. Pulling the video from some weird bollywood movie, the timing of the music really makes this video awesome as hell.

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What would you do if you were really old and happen to walk by a street concert blasting Dubstep? If you’re this cool dude, you’ll start dancing.

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I’m sorry guy but your dancing is making be laugh. I’m not sure if it’s the stomping or the fist pumps, either way, this one will make you laugh your ass off.

George Dubya Bush – Skankin’ To Dubstep

Okay this one is a bit cheating, I made this when I was bored at work. Nothing too fancy but I figured it would be funny enough to see Bush get filthy.

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Look at this little guy go, he knows what’s up.

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The fact that it has Christopher Walken steppin’ is enough to watch the vide, creepy as hell.

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I’ve seen dance floors go absolutely nuts when a bassline hits and not just in a hyped up, flailing scene. Imagine the entire crowd bouncing and bobbing, completely controlled by basslines so thick that it fucks up your vision. Dubstep reaches across all races, bringing together all different styles of music from jazz to grime.

Only having a history of being around for less than a decade, Dubstep is still a very new genre of music. It’s still evolving and finding its foothold on the dance floor.

What’s particularly unique about Dubstep is that it’s generally a young game. Many of the original producers were kids messing around with programs like fruity loops (now FL studio), Reason, Cubase, and the infinite amount of VSTs one can find on the net. It’s a genre which has found its way around the world with the use of video sites like Youtube and social sites like MySpace.

If you were to take a look at a Dubstep producer, it’s incredibly funny and awesome at the same time.

You have these premier producers and DJs making massive tunes, being able to travel around the world spinning their songs but instead of some high tech studio, many Dubstep producers are set up on a simple computer, midi controller and some monitors…basic.

The producers take this music back to electronic basics like in Detroit. Its kids in their bedroom playing with a program, making basslines which don’t even sound correct because they are being mixed on blown out hi-fi speakers and they’re doing what many producers seem to lack these days – a heart for it. It’s a return to some truly dirty, raw music that emits an urban funk which music has begun to lose over the years.

Dubstep also has a way of creating flares of shining producers. Someone will make a massive tune on day and vanish the next. With the speed of the net and ability to install a program to make some tunes, producers can spring up overnight, leave their mark and move back to whatever they were up to before.

But, like most music, you need to hear it for yourself.

Blasting it on your computer speakers or in a car with heavy subs is fine and all, but you should definitely get out into a club or party where it’s being played at deafening levels.

Plant yourself right up on top of the bass bin and let it crush your skull.

Anyway, just wanted to say a bit about one of the genre’s I’ve fallen in love with.

And now, some tunes…

Aight now get outta here!

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