The Hague dubstep and dubtech producer Dave Huismans needed little effort to apply for an appropriate pseudonym. The first four digits of his zip code were sufficient. The music on Aerial was put together with considerably more effort. As the name suggests, dubstep comes from the Jamaican dub, instrumental versions of reggae songs in which the producers mainly used effects to give the music a deeper
… meaning. Dubstep is the evolved version of dub with beats and bass lines that have already proven their usefulness in drum'n'bass, edited with effects of this century. The dubstep of 2562 also functions at any tempo. Fierce beats bounce wildly cranked around by the well-known vacuum cleaner basses that are the driving force behind the genre. The interpretation consists of gritty atmospheric carpets, percussive sounds that are placed in their context by the effects and of course echo. Lots of echoes. (AD)more
