This week on solipsistic NATION<\/b> we\u2019re going to focus seven labels that are putting out some of the finest dubstep you\u2019re likely to hear.<\/p>\n
Dubstep is growing in popularity with its dark sound of minimal rhythms and throbbing bass. We\u2019ll learn where dubstep came from, why our guests have chosen to specialize in dubstep when electronic music mutates so quickly and whether dubstep has gone mainstream or is still regarded as an underground phenomenon.<\/p>\n
The labels featured on today\u2019s show are Nozl Recordings<\/a>\/Bloodied Blade Recordings<\/a>, Boka Records<\/a>, Hot Flush Recordings<\/a>, Iberian Records<\/a>, Immerse Records<\/a>, Lodubs<\/a> and Studio Rockers<\/a>.<\/p>\n Today\u2019s show is sponsored by eMusic<\/a>. eMusic is the number one site for independent music with over three million tracks to choose from. Right now eMusic is offering a 14 day free trial with 35 free song downloads. If you cancel before 14 days, you get to keep all 35 tracks for free! If you sign up at emusic.com\/nation<\/a> you help support solipsistic NATION<\/b>, and, more importantly, you support the artists.<\/p>\n In keeping with the theme of this week\u2019s show, below are some dubstep artists you can find on eMusic. Enjoy!<\/p>\n