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Check out the Time Out music team's picks for the sound of 2010, with everything from Pavement to Rinse FM during a year in which Justin Bieber faced off against the rise and rise of dubstep
© Rick Guest
Against stiff competition from Justin Bieber-Fever and various 'X-Factor' alumni, homegrown grime-pop took over the charts, making stars of Tinie, Tinchy and even little N-Dubzy. Meanwhile, dubstep continued its ascent from the underground to mainstream acceptance – next stop, remixing the 'Go Compare' ads. Carlos D left Interpol. Robbie rejoined Take That. Every defunct band in non-existence continued to reform, to varying degrees of interest between say, Pulp or Cast.
Check out Time Out Music editor Eddy Lawrence's picks for the sound of 2010, from Cee-Lo to LCD Soundsystem. Read more
Check out Time Out Music writer Sharon O'Connell's picks for the sound of 2010, from Gil Scott-Heron to Broken Bells. Read more
Check out Time Out Music writer Alexi Duggins's picks for the sound of 2010, from Rinse FM to Pavement. Read more
Check out Time Out Music writer Kim Taylor Bennett's picks for the sound of 2010, from Willow Smith to Beach House. Read more
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