substance and surgeon mixes of scuba are pretty good too.
Seen Scuba play a 2 hr set of that sort of thing recently in Switzerland - f@ck it was good
**Edit - re: the wobble thing - keep the mind open, it's just like minimal/whatever (sorry I refuse to think of minimal as a genre), or anything else, too much of somehting can be a bad thing, but as for the wobble - check Loefah - Mud V.I.P and Skream - Sub Island or stuff like Burial - Shutta.
I'm not a fan of Skream in general, and I'm not a fan of the wobbly pseudo Drum and Bass vein of 'Dubstep' but this track just shows how you need to keep an open mind sometimes - it's a guaranteed 'big track' with some kicking subs - never fails to get people moving and the melody is sublime if a little simplistic.
Also worth mentioning that despite having that kind of bass wobble - People like Scorn never fail to impress, his new remix EP on Combat is off the hook with some awesome guest mixes from other producers - I've never heard 2step sound like that before - the man takes it to a new level, but it's all offset against this brutal, minimalistic bass wobble and shards of percussion.
So I wouldn't write off all of that sound - it's still a killer technique when used right - other examples being folk like Vex'd, Funckarma, Wee djs, Neil Landstrumm etc.
If you haven't checked the Dubstoned EP yet by Funckarma - then you owe yourself a listen - it's fantastic - Pable Cath being an all out stormer and my fave of the bunch. Funckarma are Massively underrated IMO - one of my fave bands and producers of the mighty Shadow Huntaz - who are another band to check if you fancy some hip hop merged with deep, glitchy electronics.
