timbre 

punctuated by rhythmic 

variations in volume or distortion 

a dizzy low frequency oscillator 

spinning back the dizzy

grime 

dubstep tracks 

incorporate one or more "bass 

drops" in the midsection, inherited 

from drum and bass. Typically, the percussion 

will pause, often reducing the track to silence

and then resume with more intensity, accompanied 

by a dominant subbass often passing through an 

entire octave or more It is very common for 

the bass to drop at or very close to 55 

seconds into the song, due to the fact 

that 55 seconds is just over the 32 

measures at the common tempo 

of 140 bpm. However, this  

is rather a trope

relying on 

a drop for a dynamic peak the 

love flowed out of him breaking it down 

triggering guttural shifts reverberating my 

expression sound sculptures pummel 

the plexus making shape and depth 

between sounds squeezing liquid 

shots that wobble and echo the 

sound bass dreading the 

percussive tuplets 

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© Lizarikk June 2012 17.06.12.