Good dubstep suggestions

[Andre S. Veteran]

As most genres that emerge from an "underground" to a "mainstream" status, dubstep seems submerged in cheap imitations, and true originality and skill is not easy to find. I'm trying to find the better parts of dubstep. So far, I'm rather liking Seven Lions' recent Polarized EP:

I like the combination of ethereal vocals and richly layered synths. Anything similar or otherwise not crap in dubstep?

[Rigby]

The first time I ever listened to dubstep, what that actually got me interested in it....was ponies. Yes, I said it. Everyone laugh now. :p

There is actually some amazing talent making videos based on this show or remixing songs from it. I've actually started looking for more artists but it turns out I don't really like most dubstep songs, yet there are a few that I can't stop listening to. Some of these may not technically be dubstep, I'm still not familiar with the genre. (I like that first one you posted).

[Rigby]

Not really dubstep I guess but I threw them in anyway.

[Xilo]

Impressive. Dubstep that isn't all WUBWUBWUB. Can you even call it dubstep when it's not full of WUB?

[mikebiacsi]

Give Mt Eden Dubstep a listen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16bRiH5zfOY

[Elliot B.]

Yelle - Comme Un Enfant (CENOB1TE Remix)

[mikebiacsi]

New Benga track.

[@Leo]

"Good dubstep"; talk about oxymorons.

[Elliot B.]

New Benga track.

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They played that on Radio 1 last night (Y)

"Good dubstep"; talk about oxymorons.

Go away, no one wants you here.