Probably because this is an audio enthusiast forum. Dubstep tends to have massive brick walls. Another reason could be that a lot of tracks have bass, but don’t get low (if that makes sense).
Opening of this one is very nice:
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Dubstep and grime fine sir 
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@MazeFrame for me, modern dubstep stopped being that enjoyable when brostep showed up, which to me, sounds to me like robot porn mashed together without any melody or rhythm.
I discovered dubstep around 2006-2007 and I found that these seemingly simple songs, that were using dub / reggae samples, a few effects and A LOT OF BASS, were very powerful:
But, as you can hear above, the songs were not that “easy to listen”, so I could listen and enjoy only a few of them at once.
That changed in 2009, when Froggy Style from The Widdler and Evolution from OSC hit me like a brick in the teeth and a baseball bat in the face:
Here are a few others that I really enjoy:
(I think these are enough for now)
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That is a nice collection of Dubstep Tracks there.
I got out of Dubstep (to an extent) in 2013-ish. Found myself a new home in the deep caves of Drum’n’Bass, Crossbreed, etc.
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Dude - The UKF stuff brings back some old memories 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLsUES2fJko Shahmen - Mark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTp5PH8ot6Q Night lovell - Dark Light
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ab_KVbMYR3s Terror Ried
Or if you like more dubstep/ EDM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJbaGvtGy9E
mmm, that Obsidian song has enough bass to make me sick. Up to daily listening it goes.
here are 3 dnb songs that I keep turning back to:
and especially this one, which is really close to my heart:
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I was too busy headbanging to get stupid, then I realised something…
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Dom & Roland is always welcome.
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may I change the tune?
how’bout some stoner-doom-christian-Romanian-orthodox-Christmass-carol-metal?
btw, for non-Romanian speakers, the name of the band is a mashup between Doom and Romanian for God (Dumnezeu)
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I can recommend anything by Ghostemane really, If your into that type of music. Personally, I prefer his older style compared to now.
Can also recommend Terror Ried, Ramirez, Shahmen and night lovell.
24 string bass or guitar (depending on your bias) or just a down tuned harp.
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All you need for bass, is a big drum.
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Or more than one:
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I’m more into industrial/dark techno. Definitely a fun genre to switch to from drum and bass or dubstep, it’s usually a bit much for the uninitiated tho.
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Techno in itself is not a mainstream genre. I like it though (then again, I am german)
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Yeah techno, well, electronic music in general, seems to be more popular in Germany. From Sven Vath to DJ Dean to… even Rammstein calling themselves techno-metal or “dance-metal” lol. Tunnel Trance Force obviously, etc.
I’m from Canada but I really like electronic music and trance so yeah I know this heh.