
Written by music journalist Lauren Martin, Aftershock: The Seismic Impact Of Dubstep features words from Mala, Loefah, Kode9 and lots more
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A new book chronicling the history of dubstep is set to be published this August.
Written by music journalist Lauren Martin, Aftershock: The Seismic Impact Of Dubstep builds on a 2015 piece that she penned for VICE in 2015, headlined ‘The VICE Oral History Of Dubstep’. It’s described as the first text-led book devoted to dubstep, and is also illustrated with classic and previously unseen photography, rave flyers and other visual ephemera.
The book is written in an oral history format, building out stories from the late 90s through to 2011 via quotes from 28 artists and key scene…
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