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9 Best Dubstep Mosh Pit Videos

Recently, the Alternative Press alerted the internet about perhaps the most disturbing musical trend happening now: dubstep mosh pits.

The idea of moshing to dubstep brings out a conflicting set of emotions. It's exciting to watch people slam their bodies into each other, but to the soundtrack of this most grimy and masculine of sub-genres? It's almost fitting, but then totally disorienting.

Now, as you tread forward in this post, be warned that unless you are stoned, filled with manageable hatred, or an actual fan of the genre, you may want to put your head through a wall after watching these.

We saw a lot of videos, didn't put our heads through a wall, but gathered these nine of the most entertaining clips.

9. Wall of Death

Brits are aggressive dubsteppers, huh? No killjoys allowed, and you must look each other in the eyes before smashing bodies. Rules are rules, people.

8. Ska Mosh

Isn't this more drum and bass? These moshers are just so much fun to look at with their corny outfits and dorky masks. They look like they're skanking.

7. Dusty Days

These guys and gals were really into moving their arms around, that is until someone got hurt. And a proper mosh pit doesn't cease once a dude hits the ground. That's just weak.

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Liz has her master’s degree in religion from Florida State University. She has since written for publications and outlets such as Miami New Times, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, Ocean Drive, the Huffington Post, NBC Miami, Time Out Miami, Insomniac, the Daily Dot, and the Atlantic. Liz spent three years as New Times Broward-Palm Beach’s music editor, was the weekend news editor at Inverse, and is currently the managing editor at Tom Tom Magazine.
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