Back catalogue: Dubstep

Notes: Big Up is an independent San Fransico magazine covering underground sounds, contemporary art, revolutionary people, and street culture, with an emphasis on all aspects of the current global bass music scene. The 10th edition is a special "Influencers And Tastemakers" issue, including interviews with Kode9, Mary Anne Hobbs, Gilles Peterson, Peanut Butter Wolf, and Joe Muggs, plus extensive reviews section, and all the usual art & scene reports.

Notes: After more than a year between issues, a welcome return for Woofah magazine. Now weighing in with 92 pages, still no adverts.

Features:

- Untold: Interview with this forward looking dubstep producer.
- Dubplate Cutting Houses: Woofah shines a light on this hidden corner of UK soundsystem culture.
- Newham Generals: Keeping it grimey.
- Tony Thorpe Major: interview with this UK Bass legend - from 400 Blows to the KLF to dubstep.
- Who Killed Michael Smith?: The tragic story of the legendary dub poet, with contributions from Linton Kwesi Johnson and Dennis Bovell.
- Young Warrior and Joe Ariwa: The sons of Jah Shaka and Mad Professor tell us about the next generation of UK Dub.
- Sci-Fi and Reggae Rastas: In space, reggae producers looking to the stars.
- Ron Vester Studio One's: Official photographer talks to us about the last days of Coxsone Dodd.
- Dubkasm UK Dub: By way of Bristol and Brazil.
- Hessle Audio: Ramadan Man and Ben UFO step up.
- YT: In depth look at the Born Inna Babylon album.
- Hot Gal Commandments/Cartoon/Memories of Eek A Mouse.

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