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Nowadays, electronic music = dubstep. True?
Nowadays, any artist who has some heavy electronic bass in a song is now classed as dubstep -- either the song or the band.
Would you agree? Muse, for example, are chided for becoming a "dubstep band" despite not really using dubstep, just fuzzy/electronic basses.
It's not even real dubstep, just this "brostep" like Skrillex.
For the record, I like dubstep and brostep and whatever it's called.
6 Answers
- ?Lv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
100% agree. It's just like metal: most people think that any band that has screamed or growled vocals and has heavy guitars is metal, even if they're not.
- JoshLv 78 years ago
Yes, the other day someone thought Armin van Buuren (trance) was a dubstep producer.
- ?Lv 48 years ago
No, I listen to all of EDM. It's just that all the subgenres are similar to one another. And dubstep is the most mainstream genre, so to most people dubstep=EDM.
- 8 years ago
People put broad genres on everything. Metal, pop, dubstep/techno, Rap, and more are limited genres that people slap on everything
- Anonymous8 years ago
no.... dubstep is different than trance or house music each one has a different beat and tempo and you can have hardcore bass-drops in the 3 of them but they are all different
