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	Grime - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grime is a genre of urban music which first emerged in London in the early 2000s, primarily a development of UK garage and electronic music.
		Grime is typified by sparse and minimalist 2step breakbeats (generally around 140 beats per minute), an aggressive and fast (often double-speed) style of rapping (sometimes referred to as "spitting"), futuristic electronic elements, and dark, guttural, growling bass lines.
		Grime is sometimes associated with dubstep, a similar but largely instrumental genre which also evolved from the early 2000s UK garage scene.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grime (666 words)

	Pitchfork Feature: The Month In: Grime/Dubstep
		Within grime’s rich vein of artists and narratives, it might be easy to be drawn in and to overestimate its reach.
		Grime on the whole is angry, abrasive, and sonically extreme-- which is both its appeal and its Achilles heel.
		Sure on one level the grime narratives suggest the sound is the voice of the most marginalized parts of British society, but on a day-to-day basis it’s also a dense concentration of aggressive alpha males.
	pitchforkmedia.com /article/feature/38063/The_Month_In_Grime_Dubstep (2241 words)

	Montreal Mirror : Clubland '05 : Grime Time
		For many people outside of the U.K., awareness of grime began with the arrival of 20-year-old East London boy Dizzee Rascal (who plays Club Soda this week), but for thousands of devotees back in England, Dizzee was just the latest, most prominent manifestation of something that had been growing for ages.
		Although grime was born out of the streets of East London, you can trace the sounds of hundreds of crews and individual artists to all corners of that city, while it slowly creeps into the rest of the country.
		Grime is perhaps the only genre of music where listening to 14-year-old kids rattling on about gunplay in their area over Playstation beats can be as entertaining as an introspective twentysomething getting clever over alternating 16-bar spurts of well-polished gutter breaks.
	www.montrealmirror.com /2005/042105/clubland2005_1.html (1807 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Arts \| Arts features \| Too fast, too furious
		Grime is one of the most exciting sounds since punk in the 1970s: it should not be silenced
		Grime gigs attract crowds of fl youngsters who come as part of a crew or collective, and jump around with their hoods up, getting rowdy.
		As grime is a genre that works best live, cancelling gigs means negative coverage, and even less of the positive press that comes from live reviews.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /features/story/0,11710,1673961,00.html (715 words)

	Grime : The Survival Guide - Pop Playground - Stylus Magazine
		I think it’s important to see that grime is, very often, a riff-based music, which sets it apart from hip-hop, jungle and dancehall, and perhaps reflects the influence of early 90’s UK and Belgian hardcore echoing down the London pirate sound.
		Grime often has a fairly pornographical obsession with firearms, and “Cock Back” is perhaps the ultimate gun-man tune.
		It’s grime distilled to its purest essence: the 808 handclaps which have been a grime staple since Youngstar’s “Pulse X” are stapled together into a bare-bones beat, with an ultra-minimal melody of string stabs laid over the top.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /feature.php?ID=1211 (1819 words)

	CBC.ca - Arts - Music - Grime Wave
		Grime is clean and steely but filthy and ragged, all at once, like battlefield surgery.
		Grime lyrics are laced with taunts directed at rival MCs; grime concerts are organized as contests, or clashes, between competing crews.
		Grime is an underground curiosity in North America, but remains a foreign language to this continent’s mainstream.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/music/grimewave.html (2029 words)

	Aquarius Records: Search Results for Keyword: Grime Rephlex
		Grime is the new catch phrase for the scene/sound that spawned Dizzee Rascal, Wiley and a few others.
		Grime is basically two-step garage (pronounced GARE-ij), a simple and repetetive offshoot of drum and bass, with fuzzy synths, buzzing basslines, and occasionally tongue twisting toasting.
		The cuts on Grime 2 are simple and mesmerizing, head nodding and hypnotic, and fall somewhere between the extended rhythmic workouts of Muslimgauze, the simple, spartan techno of Kompakt, and the minimal house of Chain Reaction, all with a bit of a ragga vibe.
	www.aquariusrecords.org /bin/search.cgi?search_string=grime+rephlex (1513 words)

	MTVNews.com: Music Geek: The U.K.'s Grime Wave
		Grime is still an emerging genre: It can't be heard regularly on MTV or on any but underground radio stations.
		Grime is roughly parallel to hip-hop in the States — even some American hip-hoppers recognize the similarities.
		A grime veteran (as much as anyone can be in the nascent genre), Wiley had previously rapped in the U.K. garage scene and as part of a crew called the Pay as U Go Cartel, which is widely considered to be the Wu-Tang Clan of the grime scene.
	www.mtv.com /bands/m/music_geek/grime_062505 (1597 words)

	The New Yorker: The Critics: Musical Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Grime emerged from the rave culture of the late nineteen-nineties, and will sound to most Americans like hip-hop performed by m.c.s with English accents and really fast raps.
		By contrast, grime sounds as if it had been made for a boxing gym, one where the fighters have a lot of punching to do but not much room to move.
		Grime is becoming familiar, a fine fl mist dissolving in the air around us.
	www.newyorker.com /critics/music?050321crmu_music (1323 words)

	Grime - GRUB Menu Editor
		Grime is a Gtk+ based front-end for configuring the appearence of GRUB's boot menu.
		Grime allows you to modify the menu colors, import and select a splash image, or hide the menu.
		Grime's sources and a.deb can be downloaded from one of sourceforge's mirrors.
	grime.sourceforge.net (139 words)

	Christ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Greek term is thought to derive from the Proto-Indo-European root of ghrei-, which in Germanic languages, such as English, mutated into gris- and grim-.
		Hence the English words grisly, grim, grime, and grease, are thought to be cognate with Christ, though these terms came to have a negative connotation, where the Greek word had a positive connotation.
		In French, the Greek term, in ordinary usage, mutated first to Cresme and then to Creme, due to the loss of certain 's' usages in French, which was loaned into English as Cream.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christ (2572 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock GR-GY
		Grime were a French band similar to Ange, Mona Lisa, and the like, for the dramatic nature of their presentations, both vocally and musically, though I detect an additional influence from UK groups of the mid-seventies, including Greenslade and Genesis.
		Grime was Didier Morando: drums, percussion, and vocals; Thierry Duval: keyboards, and lead vocals; Nick Vicente: bass, piano, and vocals (studio); Didier Duval: 6 and 12 string guitars, acoustic guitar, and vocals; Marc Nion: alto sax, flute, vocals, and sketches; and Michel Munier: bass (live).
		Grime's music is an example of French progressive rock with a subtle blending of poetry, music, and theater.
	www.gepr.net /gr.html (15031 words)

	Urban Dictionary: grime
		Grime is also known as sublo and 8 Bar.
		Grime has similarities to early electro and techno music.
		Grime is a mix between all of these with strong, hard hitting lyrics.
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=grime&r=f (609 words)

	BBC - London - TV & Radio - Inside Out - Urban Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Grime pulls no punches - it's loaded with attitude, it comes direct from the heart, and it talks about gritty issues affecting urban lives.
		Grime is an interesting trend because it's different and reflects what's happening on the street, as Ross Allen explains.
		Grime has sprung out of people's bedrooms, from the street and from the playground.
	www.bbc.co.uk /london/insideldn/insideout/series7/urban_music.shtml (1637 words)

	skykicking
		If grime’s basic properties (radically syncopated, almost arrhythmic jabbing beats; crude-sounding basslines making raids on the mid-range; cheap and shrill sounding synth and string patterns, not to mention the massively increased role of the MC) were already well-established by the end of 2002, 2003 witnessed a period of recolonisation.
		Like dancehall, grime has gone beyond most hip hop in attempting to incorporate these affectations at a more fundamental level of the groove, but whereas dancehall’s rendezvous with bhangra and the like is often surprisingly seamless, grime’s own rapprochement is fascinating for the very reason that the results have an intriguingly awkward angularity about them.
		Luka just said on ILX that grime came into existence because MCs willed it to, and you can hear that on tunes like this, tunes which themselves are so obviously and consciously plugged into the science of rapping as much as the science of the groove.
	skykicking.tripod.com /2004_02_01_archive.html (4871 words)

	Pitchfork Feature: Column: The Month in Grime/Dubstep (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Having joined the grime ranks through the old school jungle scene, Terror might be returning to his roots: he claims "Stiffness" is the first grime tune to feature a break (the staple way of making beats in jungle, but long since forsaken by grime).
		Grime evolved in cultural isolation, but recently the links between grime and other scenes have been strengthening.
		With grime MCs inspiring ever younger and more aggressive new recruits, "youngers" talking about "shanks" and "boring" in their very early teens, perhaps their own childhoods are the only places older grime MCs can retreat to find softer, more emotive sentiments?
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/feature/10331/Column_Column_The_Month_in_Grime_Dubstep (1370 words)

	HIP-HOP REVIEW; If It's Grime, It Rhymes - New York Times
		Grime is a booming London-based genre related to hip-hop -- the raw materials are jagged beats and rapid-fire rhymes.
		Part of what makes grime so exciting (besides the wild, angular electronic beats and the tricky, meter-shifting rhymes) is the sense that even its stars are still trying to figure out how the music works.
		British grime concerts often unfold like contests, with rhymers angling to settle scores and establish hierarchies, but this one was cheerful and slightly slack.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9C03E2D8153CF937A25750C0A9639C8B63 (572 words)

	\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|_ tobias kazumichi grime _\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|
		Kazumichi Grime is a sound + visual artist residing in Sydney, Australia exploring the fields of electronic sound and its performance / production, motion graphics art direction for tv and film, and interactive screen based projects.
		Kazumichi Grime to complete sound design for Shaun Gladwell's new art video piece 'untitled' to be previewed at the Anne Landa Exhibition and Award at the Art Galleryof NSW.
		Grime to compose a live sound space for live performance by buhto artist.
	www.kazumichi.com (638 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Arts \| Arts features \| Street grime
		Actually, at nights like Sidewinder, the only thing likely to be shot are your eardrums, thanks to the thudding drum patterns indicative of grime or UK garage, as it was known in a past life of Ayia Napa-isms.
		That said, where UK garage celebrated the excessive lifestyle of Moët and Prada, grime tends to be a grittier affair - a meeting of "ghetto minds" much more concerned with "keepin' it real" than "stuntin'".
		Alternatively labelled grime, 8 bar, sub-low or eski, it has the kids mightily excited about the multifarious metaphor-spitting emcees whose rhymes weave around the darkly frenetic beats.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /features/story/0,11710,1129730,00.html (616 words)

	Herballoveshop.com : Grime Bar Soap - 4 oz., (All Terrain)
		Grime Bar is a serious, functional soap for use after working at home or enjoying the outdoors.
		The select ingredients in Grime Bar functional soap are naturally hard-milled and include pumice, peppermint oil, help seed oil, rosemary leaf oil, plus a proprietary blend of other ingredients.
		Information and statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
	www.herballoveshop.com /product.asp?PID=2897 (192 words)

	Wired News: Cell-Phone Rappers Spit Grime
		The success of a U.K. music genre known as grime, championed by the likes of Dizzee Rascal, has made rapping to mobile phones a popular pastime for a lot of British young people.
		Grime is a uniquely British marriage of U.K. garage and rap.
		Dizzee Rascal is perhaps the best-known grime star, but others include Kano, Lady Sovereign and Wiley and the Roll Deep Crew.
	www.wired.com /news/digiwood/0,1412,68265,00.html (668 words)

	BBC - collective - will grime pay?
		It may have stumbled slightly over what to call itself, but Grime, as it has begrudgingly become branded, is fast becoming recognized as one of the UK’s most musically innovative and creatively cutting-edge subcultures.
		blasting from the airwaves, Grime is quickly threatening to surpass the genre from which it sprang.
		The worry now, of course, is whether Grime will go the way of UKG and end up merging into the mainstream — its real roots lost to the corporate coin eager to rake in the cash rather than build and nurture.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A3299204 (806 words)

	Cool Hunting: Grime
		Grime is a form of music that has stemmed out from UK Garage in the underground music scene in the UK.
		Most of the this music can't even be played on the radio due to the explicit lyrical content.
		Club nights featuring Grime are popping up in New York City and Philadelphia.
	www.coolhunting.com /archives/2005/02/grime_1.php (564 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Classical music unites with grime
		Figures from the UK's grime music scene are teaming up with the BBC Concert Orchestra to create and perform a 70-minute suite.
		Written with help from young musicians, the grime, hip hop and classical suite will be performed at Hackney Empire.
		Grime, which mixes UK garage with US hip-hop and Jamaican ragga, has built up a strong following through artists such as Kano, Wiley and Shystie.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/4489060.stm (241 words)

	WARP RECORDS \| VARIOUS ARTISTS \| GRIME \| CAT156
		Rephlex call it Grime to publicise to the people at large, outside of the specialist world of its producers.
		Now, it is a time of change and the soundtrack is Grime.
		He has appeared in a handful of magazines, including Deuce, Mixmag, B&S, Touch to name a few, and was nominated for BEST GRIME PRODUCER at the 2003 Sidewinder awards.
	www.warprecords.com /mart/music/release.php?cat=CAT156&fc_type=CD (779 words)

	Become.com - Shop results for grime
		Tiny Grimes was a drummer and a pianist before he began playing electric guitar in 1938.
		Britten - Peter Grimes / Pears andmiddot; C. Watson andmiddot; Pease andmiddot...
		Benjamin Britten's Peter Grimes not only single-handedly revitalized the genre of English opera, but was also the most profoundly original and...
	www.become.com /shop?q=grime (204 words)

	Opalmine.com: Opals Encyclopedia, Care of Opals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Of course in the case of solid opals, hot water or detergent or oils will not effect them.
		If you mean wearing it under the car when you change the oil or pack the wheel bearings,...the oil won't soak into the stone or hurt it in any way,...but the grime and the possibility of scratching it would be the biggest problem.
		However, oily hand and face creams will not hurt the stone, except that it may build up around a ring and make it look unsightly.
	www.opals-opals.com /opals-encyclopedia-8.php (1067 words)

	Various Artists - Grime - Review - Stylus Magazine
		The music usually called Grime, that made by the likes of Wiley, Dizzee Rascal and N.A.S.T.Y. crew, is strictly an East London thing, while the sound showcased here is associated with South London, even though it is not always produced there.
		The East London Grime scene is constructed around MCs; they are a virtual presence even in its instrumental tracks, which have been designed and produced for use with vocals.
		In contrast with Dizzee or Wiley's graffiti-dense riot of slanguage, Rephlex's take on Grime is neutron bomb-depopulated, scoured clean of verbal hurly burly—more Canary Wharf than Billingsgate fish market.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /review.php?ID=2063&PHPSESSID=e090e1189bce8f4470a023f95fb19f55 (490 words)

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