ears just aren’t tuned to handle it that well, hence, earplugs 🙂Ĩ. Q.) (Also In response to the previous prompt)Ī.) Bass is meant to be felt, that’s why i have it so loud. I have had tinnitus since I was 2 years old from a car accident, it’s really not that bad. I sell cheap and more expensive high quality ones at every show that has a big sound system (by expensive I mean $4 which is my cost). Q.) Do you ever fear that yourself, your crew, or your audience will suffer from permanent hearing loss or tinnitus after a show?Ī.) Yes, but, I post on facebook AND twitter about every 6 months telling people to wear earplugs. He’s Had Tinnitus Since Age Two From A Car Accident I definitely haven’t noticed any decline, from what i’m seeing its still rising.Ħ. You can complain about the tide coming in or going out but it’s not going to change anything.ĮDM is doing the same thing, peaks and valleys, right now maybe its going down a bit because it hit an unsustainable peak. The people that do hate on it for this reason are idiots. Most people who hear it couldn’t care less what it is, or that it’s called Dubstep. It’s the natural progression of any music that becomes popular, you can’t fight it. How do you feel about the current state of dubstep and all EDM as a whole? What do you think needs to change in the scene? Also how do you feel about dubstep hitting the mainstream and being used in commercials/ads (now that it’s the trendy music to use) ?Ī.) I don’t think the whole mainstream stuff matters. Q.) Lately there’s been lots of talk about how EDM is stuck in a comfort zone and is on a musical decline. The “Mainstream” Stuff Doesn’t Matter To Him Q.) What was your dream when you were younger?Ī.) I wanted to be a paleontologist (dinosaur skeleton excavator) hahaĥ. His Childhood Dream Was To Excavate Dinosaur Skeletons But on a dancefloor I find it boring, and that’s where the “brostep” shines IMOĤ.
Q.) What’s your opinion on the (often negative) label entitled “brostep”? Also, do you enjoy dubstep that isn’t all about the wobblez (Cyrus, N-Type, Kryptic Minds)? Thanks… I saw you last year and it was great!Ī.) Yes, and I actually far prefer to listen to that stuff in my spare time. He Thinks “Brostep” Shines On The Dancefloor
One Of His Goals Is To Play Red Rocks As Destroidģ. But I am a strong believer in maintaining quality control, and we are pulling off things far beyond what our budget SHOULD allow, because of my constant involvement 🙂Ģ. Hence why I have no life outside of work. I am far more hands on than any other artist i’ve met in this scene. Do you design the contraptions your self, or do you leave it up to designers to make the craziest shit possible to facilitate your grimey tunes? Also, how are you not completely deaf from playing show after show with that 100,000w system behind you?Ī.) I design all of the lighting/visual stuff myself. Looking forward to the Destroid stuff you guys have coming soon, but I’ll always love your older stuff the most. How much influence do you have on the lighting/visual creations that you have on tour. He Does All Of His Own Lighting and Visuals
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