Sub.mission’s dubstep shows were already a well-established tradition in Denver when the organization’s founder, Nicole Cacciavillano, purchased her new venue, the Black Box, which opened last ...

Skream arrives at Sheffield's Plug nightclub in a manner more befitting an amateur boxer than a headline DJ. He's flanked by his tour drivers, two bulldog-faced cockneys in their 30s, bellies bulging ...

Sub.mission dubstep is arguably the most influential music authority in Denver. Consistently winning Westword’s Best Of Denver awards for various shows and events, Sub.mission has been bringing the ...

For all the shows I’ve seen at First Avenue over the years, absolutely nothing quite compares to the raucous party I witnessed on Wednesday night courtesy of Rusko: dubstep DJ, producer, and, as it ...

“Who gon stop me,” from Jay-Z and Kanye West’s Watch the Throne, begins with an orbiting, distorted vocal sample, then explodes into a rush of quaking bottom-end and pulsating, chunky mid-range. These ...

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This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. It’s impossible to identify the first DJ to spin dubstep in Southern ...

Ridiculous, appalling, offensive, comically crap, hollow, awful, dubstep by numbers. It’s not difficult to find a dance music fan frustrated by the rise of Skrillex, Nero, Bassnectar and their ...

Google L.A. producer and DJ 12th Planet and you’re likely to find bloggers claiming he’s responsible for bringing dubstep to the U.S. He’s a central player in the genre’s buzzworthy rise, but I wanted ...

First, dubstep infected the pop charts – now it’s wound up in the dictionary. That trendy genre label has entered Merriam-Webster’s 2014 Collegiate edition, along with “auto-tune” and, in a sure sign ...